| Project Name: |
Design-Build Burger King/Popeyes AAFES Dual Food F |
| Customer: |
U.S. Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreatio |
| Market: |
Federal |
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| Scope: |
The design of this project entailed functional programming and planning, conceptual design development, and construction design documents for a dual food facility prototype located at the Fort Irwin Military Reservation. Coordination of user needs and a strong interface with the military client was a prime requirement of this DOD task order. The design included site development, utility relocations, roadway and parking lot facilities, building and foundations, equipment layout and coordination, HVAC, electrical, and fire protection systems. Project challenges included site traffic circulation for two drive thru windows (one for each restaurant), and design of a drainage channel to convey the infrequent but large storms which occur in this arid region. The design also included the development of several value engineering and "Sustainable Design" items that reduced the design and construction cost by approximately 10-15%.
Construction included a new 6800SF dual food facility and related site development. Work includes blacktop paving, site drainage, 109 parking spaces, site utilities, concrete, structural steel, stucco, roofing, interior finishes, bathroom facilities, two fume hoods, hvac, plumbing, electrical, and furnishings.
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| Challenges: |
Project challenges included site traffic circulation for two drive thru windows (one for each restaurant) and design of a drainage channel to convey the infrequent but large storms which occur in this arid region.
In addition, the project is located in a remote location with limited subcontractor base. |
| Summary: |
- New building design
- Civil, structural, architectural mechanical and electrical disciplines
- Construction cost estimates
- Permits
- Construction phase services
- The design included the development of several value engineering and "Sustainable Design" items that reduced the design and construction cost by approximately 10-15%.
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