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October
2006
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CHAPteR 1
IntRODUCtIOn AnD GeneRAL InFORMAtIOn
1-1
PURPOSE OF THE DESIGN GUIDE .....................................................1
1-2
SCOPE OF THE DESIGN GUIDE ..........................................................1
1-3
EXPLANATION OF MODULAR DESIGN SYSTEM (MDS) ....................2
1-4
FORMAT OF THE DESIGN GUIDE ........................................................3
1-5
PROJECT PARTICIPANT RESPONSIBILITIES .....................................3
1-6
PURPOSE OF THE ARMY RESERVE ...................................................6
1-7
QUALITY OF DESIGN ............................................................................6
1-8
PROJECT DELIVERY
............................................................................7
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1-9
PROGRAM SYNOPSIS ..........................................................................8
1-10
USAR PROJECT FUNDING .................................................................10
1-11
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARD ..............................................
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CHAPteR 2
PLAnnInG GUIDeLInes
2-1
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................12
2-2
DESIGN AND REGULATORY CRITERIA AND THEIR APPLICATION 12
2-3
ENVIRONMENTAL ...............................................................................15
2-4
SITE SELECTION AND PLANNING .....................................................15
2-5
ANTITERRORISM/FORCE PROTECTION (AT/FP)
............................20
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2-6
LANDSCAPE ........................................................................................21
2-7
BUILDINGS
..........................................................................................22
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2-8
FIRE PROTECTION/LIFE SAFETY
.....................................................32
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2-9
INTERIOR DESIGN ..............................................................................33
2-10
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ...........................................................34
2-11
SIGNAGE
.............................................................................................35
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2-12
ACCESSIBILITY ...................................................................................35
2-13
SECURITY ............................................................................................35
CHAPteR 3
GeneRAL DesIGn COnsIDeRAtIOns
3-1
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................37
3-2
CIVIL AND UTILITIES ...........................................................................37
3-3
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ...........................................................47
3-4
FIRE PROTECTION / LIFE SAFETY
...................................................48
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3-5
ARCHITECTURAL ................................................................................50
3-6
INTERIOR DESIGN ..............................................................................55
3-7
STRUCTURAL ......................................................................................57
3-8
MECHANICAL
......................................................................................62
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3-9
PLUMBING ...........................................................................................64
3-10
ELECTRICAL ........................................................................................65
3-11
SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................71
3-12
COST ESTIMATING .............................................................................73
3-13
ENERGY CONSERVATION
.................................................................74
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3-14
ANTITERRORISM FORCE PROTECTION ..........................................75
3-15
ACCESSIBILITY ...................................................................................77
3-16
ENVIRONMENTAL ...............................................................................77
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