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Building Type/Use

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Theater/offices/classrooms/music and art labs

Building Area

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Net Assignable SF – 23,124

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Gross SF – 35,872

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Number of Stories – 1

Constructed

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1988

Renovated

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2002 – Addition (~1,250 SF art room

support areas)

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2011 – Kiln building built

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2011 – Renovation of 3 rooms (F102-F104) for

music programs

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2012 – Renovation of 4 rooms (F105-F108) for

music programs and Black Box Theater

Construction Type

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Primary building - Concrete slab on grade, struc-

tural steel frame with masonry bearing walls,

open web roof joists and metal decking; roof

areas are flat built up membrane roof

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Exterior walls are masonry with brick veneer and

precast concrete accents

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Addition – similar construction as primary build-

ing; roof areas are steel framed hipped roofs with

standing seam metal roof panels

Mechanical Systems

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The building is supplied heated and chilled water

from the central plant and is equipped with high

capacity air handling units, variable air volume

(VAV) boxes and fan coil units (FCU)

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Control Room: One split system unit ventilator

with roof-mounted condenser

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Electric Rooms: Unit heaters supplied hot water

from the central system

Life Safety/Security

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Fire sprinklers, hydrants, fire alarm system,

extinguishers, security cameras, security door

card readers and an emergency phone

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Generator for emergency power

Building Summary

The Visual & Performance Arts Building contains the JBK Theater

with support spaces, an art gallery, music classrooms and

labs, ceramics classrooms with kiln and support spaces, art

classrooms, general classrooms, and offices.

The building is in fair condition. Due to its age, the interior

finishes of the non-renovated areas are beyond useful life

and require replacement. The fire alarm panel is original to

the building and has surpassed its useful life and requires

replacement. Also, the building is not equipped with an

emergency generator.

Visual & Performing Arts - Building F