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of University Delaware Center For The Arts Newark, DE Project: Owner: University of Delaware Architect: Ayers / Saint / Gross CM: Whiting Turner MEP Engineer: Mueller Associates Structural Engineer: McLaren Engineering Group Civil Engineer: Tetra Tech Acoustical Consultant: Kirkegaard Building Description: Performing arts center which in includes a proscenium theatre, recital hall, music rehearsal hall, theatre...
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Penn State - KES - 242
Karen Schulte Mechanical OptionUniversity of Delaware Center for the ArtsExecutive Summary:The Center for the Arts is a performing arts center located on the University of Delaware campus in Newark, Delaware. The 92000 square foot Center for the
Penn State - KES - 242
Karen Schulte Mechanical OptionUniversity of Delaware Center for the ArtsBreadth Topics:Since the acoustics in the Proscenium Theater were a major concern in the original design of the project, there will be a comparison of the acoustical benefi
Penn State - KES - 242
Thesis ProposalRendering Courtesy of A/S/G ArchitectsKaren SchulteMechanical Option University of Delaware Center for the Arts Newark, DE December 11, 2005 Faculty Advisor: Dr. SrebricKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionUniversity of Delaware Cen
Penn State - KES - 242
Karen Schulte Mechanical OptionUniversity of Delaware Center for the ArtsExecutive Summary:ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2004, Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality, analyzes the amount of outdoor air intake needed to provide adequate ventilation
Penn State - KES - 242
Karen Schulte Mechanical OptionUniversity of Delaware Center for the ArtsTechnical Assignment 2 Executive Summary:This report contains the building and plant analysis for the Center for the Arts on the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware.
Penn State - KES - 242
Karen Schulte Mechanical OptionUniversity of Delaware Center for the ArtsExecutive Summary:This report contains an analysis of the existing conditions of the mechanical systems designed for the Center for the Arts on the University of Delaware c
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionTable of Contents:Executive Summary.3 Introduction Thesis Abstract ..4 Project Background .5 Building Systems .6 Mechanical Design Existing Mechanical Conditions .9 Proscen
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionExecutive Summary:The Center for the Arts is a performing arts center located on the University of Delaware campus in Newark, Delaware. The 92,000 square foot Center for th
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionIntroductionProject Background:Building Name: Center For The Arts Location and Site: Newark, Delaware Occupant Name: University of Delaware Occupancy or Function Type: Ass
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionMechanical DesignExisting Mechanical System Design:The Center for the Arts is a performing arts center located on the University of Delaware campus in Newark, Delaware. Th
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionUnderfloor Air Distribution:An underfloor air distribution system utilizes a plenum space between the structural slab and the underside of a raised floor to distribute the
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionStructural DesignUnderfloor Plenum Design:The implementation of the underfloor air distribution is dependent on there being a plenum under the floor for the area where air
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionArchitectural Theater Considerations:The addition of the plenum on the balcony increases the height of the Proscenium Theater seating area in the balcony. The increased hei
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University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionAcoustical DesignAcoustical Analysis:The primary factor contributing to the mechanical system design is the use of the spaces and their acoustical sensitivity. The choice
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionConclusionThe underfloor air distribution system is a viable option for the Proscenium Theater. Underfloor air distribution eliminates supply overhead ductwork in the theat
Penn State - KES - 242
University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionReferencesAISC Manual of Steel Construction: Load and Resistance Factor Design, 3rd Edition. United States of America, 2001. ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 55-2004 Thermal Environme
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University of Delaware Center for the ArtsKaren Schulte Mechanical OptionAppendix A: Trace OutputsAir Handling Unit 2 System Output Proscenium Theater Loads Zone 1 First level not under the balcony Zone 2 First level under the balcony Zone 3
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