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29 November 2018

Tara Baghaee

Project Coordinator

Conrad Gargett

22-36 Mountain Street

Ultimo NSW 2007

Dear Tara,

RE: Smalls Road Public School - ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES AT DD STAGE - FINAL

Please find accessibility issues report with regards to the new Public School located at Smalls Road Ryde NSW 2112.

The report has made comments in relation to supplied documentation:

Conrad Gargett Info Exchange (various):

File Transfer: Smalls Rd 100% Documentation - 16 321 Smalls Road, Ryde Public School – dated 19 November 2018

RE: File Transfer: Smalls Rd 100% Documentation - 16 321 Smalls Road, Ryde Public School – dated 22 November 2018

File Transfer: Smalls Rd 100% Documentation - Landscape - 16 321 Smalls Road, Ryde Public School – dated 22 November 2018

RE: File Transfer: Smalls Rd 100% Documentation - Landscape - 16 321 Smalls Road, Ryde Public School – dated 23 November 2018

File Transfer: Smalls Rd 100% Documentation - - 16 321 Smalls Road, Ryde Public School – dated 26 November 2018

The following recommendations are made in accordance with the mandatory requirements of the:

Disability Access to Premises Standards 2010 (including DDA Access Code); Building Code of Australia 2016 - Part D3, E3, F2;

Accessibility Standards: AS1428.1:2009, AS1428.4.1:2009, AS2890.6:2009, AS1735.12:1999

and advisory issues in line with the:

the intent and objectives of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1992



MANDATORY ISSUES

100% DD ACCESS REPORT - 13.04.18 100% DD ACCESS REPORT - 26.11.18

1.0 External Linkage

1.1. Provide an accessible path of travel compliant with AS1428.1 from all main pedestrian entry points at the site boundary to the principal pedestrian entrance/s of the building.

Generally complies, however further information is required on the site southern entry via Henri Dunant Park. The drawings show small sections of paving to link with these gated entrances. Review is required of all surface levels (new and existing). A path of travel appears possible via the north-east side of the sports court. No levels are given on the Civil drawings, rather a site survey should be supplied.

Refer to previous comment.

1.2. Provide an accessible path of travel, compliant with AS1428.1 from accessible car parking space/s on the site to the main entrance.

Currently details not provided. Accessible car parking spaces are not yet shown on the layout but are understood to be required (refer to later sections of this report).

Accessible car parking space requires coordination between the various disciplines and a higher level of detail in general.



2.0 Ingress and Egress

2.1. Ensure all main entry doors have 850mm min. clear width (generally 920mm door leaf), compliant with AS1428.1.

Complies.

Complies.

2.2. Ensure a non-accessible entry is no more than 50 metres from an accessible entry (buildings >500m2).

Complies.

Complies.

2.3. Ensure accessible entry doors have 510mm latch side clearance (door opens away from user) and 530mm latch side clearance (door opens toward user).

Complies.

Complies.

2.4. Provide level landing areas (1:40 max. gradient/cross-fall) at doorway circulation areas and changes in direction to ensure safety when turning.

Complies.

Complies.

2.5. Door operational forces to be lightweight (20N max.) suitable for people with disabilities. If this cannot be achieved an automatic or power operated main entry door to be provided, compliant with AS1428.1. Refer to Door section for door control details.

It should be noted there are numerous variables that can

Complies, on the basis that all specified closers have been nominated as achieving as low as EN1 spring strength.



affect door forces which need to be considered (eg: door size, location, door seals, correct hanging, air pressure, door closer – CAM actuator).

The Architectural Specification provides for a range of door closer types, with one, Closer 20, repeating these general requirements, although no specification is given. Floor springs / pivots, if used, must also conform to these requirements.

Confirmation required.

3.0 Paths of Travel

3.1. Ensure the slip resistance of flooring systems used within areas required to be accessible (including ramps, stairs and landings) are traversable by a wheelchair or walking frame, tested in accordance with wet pendulum test method of AS4586:2013/HB198.

This is needed to satisfy AS1428.1 Clause 7.1. Test certificates required at OC Stage.

*NB. All wet pendulum testing issued after 1 May 2014 must use 2013 test method. Test results issued prior to 1 May 2014 using 2004 method (HB197 Table 3) are still valid under BCA and for compliance purposes the slip ratings V, W, X (under 2004 method) can be considered equivalent to P5, P4, P3 (under 2013 method).

General reference to “Slip Resistance Schedule” is noted, however it is important to check that specified products achieve the requirements, particularly where currently noted as “R” value (some vinyl selections).



3.2. Ensure that any overhead hazards in areas with less than 2m min. vertical clearance (e.g. angled wall/columns or exposed underside of any stairs) will have access impeded by suitable physical barrier or have handrail and kerbrail or warning TGSI’s installed, compliant with AS1428.4.1 figs. 2.6.

Complies.

3.3. Should carpet or similar soft flexible flooring surface be used, ensure pile height is no more than 11mm with 4mm max backing surface, compliant with DDA Premises Standard.

Complies.

3.4. Ensure drainage grates on accessible path of travel have openings no more than 13mm wide x 150mm long, with greater dimension transverse to main direction of travel to assist wheelchair users.

Civil to confirm.

3.5. NEW ISSUE

Corridor at Staff Block amenities is too narrow for wheelchair turning. Can be supported under a Performance Solution.

4.0 Doors

This section relates to all common-use doors and/or doors required to be accessible.

4.1. The following doors require greater clear width to ensure Complies.



850mm min. (generally 920mm door leaf) to comply with AS1428.1:

- Level 2, all 6 Presentation Rooms

- Level 1, all 4 Presentation Rooms

- Ground Level (G-03a, G-07a, G-14, G-15, G-22)

4.2. The following hinged doors require greater latch side clearance to ensure 510mm min. width on latch side (door opens away from user) to comply with AS1428.1:

- Ground Level 02.G-07

The following hinged doors require greater latch side clearance to ensure 510mm min. width on latch side (door opens away from user) to comply with AS1428.1:

- G-42

- G-07

4.3. The following hinged doors require greater latch side clearance to ensure 530mm min. width on latch side (door opens toward user) to comply with AS1428.1:



- Ground Level 01.G-44 (impeded by furniture)

- Ground Level 01.G-49 (impeded by furniture)

The following hinged doors require greater latch side clearance to ensure 530mm min. width on latch side (door opens toward user) to comply with AS1428.1:

- OOSH Kitchenette

- G-42

4.4. Provide 30% min. luminance contrast between all doorways and adjacent surface/s. The contrasting area (e.g. wall, architrave etc.) must be 50mm min. width to

Complies.



effectively assist people with vision impairment.

Currently details not provided.

NB. Frameless glazed doorways will not meet this requirement.

4.5. Ensure all fully glazed doors and surrounding glazing (including glazed walls with no transom or similar), are clearly marked with 75mm min. wide, solid, non-transparent, contrasting line across their full width. The lower edge of line must be between 900mm – 1000mm FFL and have 30% luminance contrast when viewed against floor or background surface within 2m of glazing. NB. Opaque strips to be used.


Elevation details with film setout generally compliant however the specified product is non-compliant as it is translucent. A substitution is required.

4.6. Provide lever action handles on hinged doors with returns or similar to assist people with dexterity impairment. The handle to be placed between 900mm – 1100mm above FFL, compliant with AS1428.1.

These requirements are repeated in the Architectural Specification.

Complies, on the basis of widespread use of the 25 Lever.

4.7. Door operational forces to be lightweight (20N max.) suitable for people with disabilities, compliant with AS1428.1.

The Architectural Specification provides for a range of door closer types, with one, Closer 20, repeating these general




requirements, although no specification is given. Floor springs / pivots, if used, must also conform to these requirements.


4.8. The use of any intercom and/or door release to be placed between 900mm – 1250mm FFL on the latch side of doorway and no less than 500mm from any internal corner or obstruction, compliant with AS1428.1.

Currently details not provided. Confirmation required if these devices are proposed.


4.9. The control buttons for power operated doors to be raised, 25mm min. diameter, installed in accessible location i.e. between 1-2m from hinged door leaf in open position, between 900-1250mm height from FFL and at least 500mm from internal corner, compliant with AS1428.1.

Currently details not provided. Confirmation required if these devices are proposed.


5.0 Stairs

This section relates to all stairs in the project including those linking levels of the building and those within the landscape design.

NOTE: Concern is raised with the detailing of the curved steps forward of the Hall Stage. These would appear not to be fitted with handrails, TGSIs, nosings etc. Although a compliant stair is detailed to one side the wide frontage of the stage



steps will invite usage. Due toa l

The below items does not include review of the Hall Stage steps until sich time as the compliance requirements are understood.

5.1. Ensure all stairs have closed risers to assist people with ambulant and sensory disabilities, in accordance with AS1428.1.

Complies.

Complies.

5.2. Provide handrails on both sides of stairs compliant with AS1428.1 (see below).

Complies.

Complies.

5.3. Provide warning tactile ground surface indicators (TGSIs) at top and bottom of all stairs in accordance with AS1428.4.1 (see below).

Generally complies, however some landings do not yet show TGSIs.

Generally complies, however some mid-landings (where the handrail is discontinuous) not currently shown with TGSIs, nor at top of Hall Stage stair.

5.4. Provide contrasting step nosing strips on all stair treads compliant with AS1428.1 as follows:

- Step nosing strips to be across full width of stair, between 50mm – 75mm wide, in a continuous colour solid strip with 30% luminance contrast to background surface.

- Step nosing strips to be located on edge of tread (15mm max. setback if applied) and not extend onto

Complies.



risers more than 10mm. (if exposed).

Confirm product selection with typical construction detail.

6.0 Walkways

This section relates to the numerous walkways throughout the project at Ground Level.

6.1. Ensure 1:20 walkways have suitable landings at 15m max. intervals, compliant with AS1428.1 (see landings section).

Generally complies, however there are many areas on the Landscape Levels and Setout drawings not clearly defined as walkways and landings however level change confirms these are. These areas must be clearly defined for future assessment.

Generally complies, except where noted as follows:

- “1:18” flight near Break 03 (amend for shallower than 1:20)

- West of Admin – levels discrepancies at mid-landing

Note also that other areas of the landscape design suggest walkway gradients but are not noted as such, with arrows, text etc. These should be updated for future access review.

6.2. Ensure walkway landings are 1200mm min. length, (no change in direction) or 1500mm x 1500mm min. length (internal splay permitted), for 90 degree turn, compliant with AS1428.1.

Generally complies, however as described above many areas are not clearly defined.

Complies.

6.3. Provide a suitable height wall (450mm min. height) or kerbing along open walkway sides, compliant with

The edge condition is unknown in many cases and further clarification is required.



AS1428.1 fig 19:

- Kerbing to be between 65-75mm height above FFL; or.

- At least 150mm height above FFL. NB. The top of kerbing must not be within 75-150mm range above FFL to minimise risk of wheelchair footplate entrapment. If kerbing extends within 75-150mm range between it must be continuous with no gap greater than 20mm.

6.4. Without walls or kerbing, walkways (1:20 - 1:33 gradients) need to extend at least 600mm min. width at same grade in firm and level surface of different material compliant with AS1428.1.

As above. The edge condition is unknown in many cases and further clarification is required.

6.5. Ensure curved walkways have 1500mm min. clear width with appropriate min. inside curve radius compliant with AS1428.1 fig 20.

Complies.

6.6. Ensure the threshold of 1:20 walkway has smooth level transition between surfaces. Alternatively, provide wall or handrail and kerbing compliant with AS1428.1:2009 to minimise potential trip hazards.

Complies.

7.0 Ramps

This section relates to the ramp to the Hall stage. There are no other ramps understood to exist in the project.

7.1. Ensure ramps have 1:14 gradient and appropriate level Complies.



landings at top and bottom and at 9 m. max intervals (see landings section).

The ramp gradient is not described.

7.2. Ensure there are handrails on both sides of all ramps compliant with AS1428.1 (see below).


Complies.

7.3. Provide a suitable height wall (450mm min. height) or kerbing along open ramp sides, compliant with AS1428.1 fig 19:

- Kerbing to be between 65-75mm height above FFL; or.

- At least 150mm height above FFL. NB. The top of kerbing must not be within 75-150mm range above FFL to minimise risk of wheelchair footplate entrapment. If kerbing extends within 75-150mm range between it must be continuous with no gap greater than 20mm.


Complies.

7.4. The kerb to be suitably located in relation to handrail (and vertical supports if provided) i.e. Internal face of kerb in line with internal face of handrail or up to 100mm max. off-set inside the ramp, compliant with AS1428.1 Fig 19.


Complies.

7.5. Provide warning tactile ground surface indicators (TGSIs) Complies.



at top and bottom of ramps in accordance with AS1428.4.1.


8.0 Doorway Threshold Ramps

8.1. Under BCA Part D2.15, a AS1428.1 threshold ramp is generally only permitted at external doorways i.e. connects to a road or open space.


8.2. Ensure doorway threshold ramps have 1:8 gradient, 35mm max. height and 280mm max. length, compliant with AS1428.1 fig 21. NB. Where ramp edges are not enclosed by walls/other side barrier, ensure ramp edges are splayed at 45 degrees.


8.3. There needs to be sufficient area available to satisfy AS1428.1 door circulation requirements in addition to threshold ramp dimensions eg. an external door threshold ramp with side approach, requires 1240mm min. wide accessway (no steeper than 1:40 gradient/crossfall) before base of the threshold ramp commences.


9.0 Handrails

All handrails to be installed require the following:

9.1. Ensure circular/elliptical handrails have 30-50mm diameter, Complies.



with 270 degree clear arc around top of handrail (extending for 600mm min. height) compliant with AS1428.1 Fig.29.

Complies.

9.2. Ensure handrails are installed at a consistent height between 865mm – 1000mm height above step nosing or FFL ramp surface, compliant with AS1428.1 Clause 12(d). NB. The specified height should allow for construction tolerance as outside of this range will be non-compliant.

Generally complies. Additional dimensioning is recommended to ensure compliance.

Detail 3 on LA-DR-0505 incorrectly shows the handrail bend point at the top of the stair located behind the nosing (the two should be aligned). Amendments required.

Generally complies, however in elevation several instances show incorrect handrail bend location.

Refer to markups for further detail.

9.3. Ensure handrails are installed no less than 50mm away from an adjacent side wall, compliant with AS1428.1 Clause 12(h).

Construction details recommended to ensure compliance.

Complies.

9.4. Ensure the handrail at the top of the stair extends 300mm (horizontal) past the step tread then turns 180 degrees downwards or returns fully to post/wall, compliant with AS1428.1 Clause 11.2(e), fig 26.


Complies.



9.5. Ensure the handrail at the base of the stair extends one tread width (at same angle) plus 300mm (horizontal) from last riser, then turns 180 degrees downwards or returns fully to post/wall compliant with AS1428.1 Clause 11.2(d), fig 28(b).


Complies.

10.0 Tactile Ground Surface Indicators (TGSIs)

10.1. Ensure that TGSIs are slip-resistant and have the following minimum luminance contrast values against back ground surface, compliant with AS1428.4.1:

- Integrated TGSIs (i.e. tiles) require 30% min. luminance contrast

- Discrete TGSIs (i.e. buttons) require 45% min. luminance contrast

- Composite TGSIs with 2 materials/colours requires 60% min. luminance contrast

A range of TGSI types are described in the Building Fabric Schedule. According to the drawings a black discrete type will be used throughout. Confirmation required on final product selection slip resistance and 45% min. luminance contrast with all background surface finishes.

According to the Building Fabric Schedule a stainless steel black insert composite type will be used throughout. Confirmation required on final product selection slip resistance and 45% min. luminance contrast with all background surface finishes.



10.2. Ensure that warning TGSIs extend across the full width of the path of travel and commence 300mm from the edge of stairs, ramps etc. compliant with AS1428.4.1.

Where shown TGSIs extend the width of the stair however are incorrectly offset by “1x tread” when 300mm should be expressly stated.

Complies.

10.3. Ensure that warning TGSIs have between 600-800mm depth at open areas, or at landings (>3m length) and/or when handrail is discontinuous, compliant with AS1428.4.1.

Complies.

10.4. Ensure that warning TGSIs have between 300-400mm depth at enclosed landings (<3m) or when external handrail is discontinuous, compliant with AS1428.4.1.

Complies.

11.0 Passenger Lifts

The following section relates to the two commercial passenger lifts located in Break 02 and Break 07.

Ensure all passenger lifts are an approved type in accordance with DDA Access Code Tables E3.6 (a) and (b).

11.1. Passenger lifts travelling less than 12m (except stair platform lifts) require 1100mm W x 1400mm L min. dimensions.


11.2. Small size low-speed automatic lifts (previous AS1735.16), require 1100mm W x 1400mm L min. dimensions and must




not travel more than 12m.

11.3. Ensure all passenger lifts (except stair platform lifts) have 900mm min. clear door opening, compliant with AS1735.12.


11.4. Ensure the centre line of standard lift call buttons in all lift lobbies are located at height of 900-1200mm and at least 500mm distance from an internal corner to be accessible to people using wheelchairs, compliant with AS1735.12.

Review is required of some locations where clearance to internal corner appears less than 500mm.


11.5. Ensure all passenger lifts (except stair platform and low rise platform lifts) include an internal lift control panel with centre line of control buttons located at a height no less than 700mm and no greater than 1250mm above FFL. The components of the floor level buttons shall possess Braille, raised tactile symbols and numbers, visual and auditory indicators, compliant with AS1735.12. Note: horizontal lift control panels are preferred over vertical panels for ease of reach as they generally can be positioned with control buttons within 900-1100mm FFL which is the preferred range for most wheelchair users (advisory/DDA).


11.6. Ensure all passenger lifts (except stair platform and low rise platform lifts) include 2 x lift control panels when the width/length dimension is less than 1400mm.


11.7. Ensure all passenger lifts (except stair platform and low rise platform lifts) include an internal handrail installed at a




height 850-950mm. The handrail ends shall be no more than 500mm away from any operating device or button, compliant with AS1735.12.

11.8. Ensure all passenger lifts (except stair platform lifts) include emergency hands free communication, including a button to alert call centre of a problem and a signal light to confirm that call has been received.


11.9. Ensure all lifts serving more than 2 levels provides automatic audible information within the lift car to identify each level the lift stops.


11.10. Ensure all lifts serving more than 2 levels provides appropriate visual and audible arrival signals of the lift car in all lift lobbies.


11.11. Ensure all lifts serving more than 2 levels provides appropriate audible range and frequency, (between 20-80dbA at maximum frequency of 1500 Hz), compliant with DDA Access Code Table E3.6(b).


11.12. The lighting in all enclosed lift cars must be at least 100 lux, compliant with AS1735.12.


11.13. All visible information to provide 30% min. luminance contrast to background surface.




12.0 Accessible Toilets

This section relates to the following accessible toilets:

G-04 – staff and student and public out of hours use RH

G-30 – student use LH

G-46 – staff use RH*

1-06 – student use LH*

1-50 – student use LH

2-12 – student use LH

12.1. Provide 1 unisex accessible toilet at each bank of male/female toilets on each storey compliant with BCA Table F2.4 (a). (NB. Where more than 1 toilet bank on each storey provide at 50% of banks).

Complies on the basis of the above allocation assumptions. These assumptions must be confirmed as a change in the allocation may introduce a non-compliance.

Note also that 1-45 Assisted Amenities have been excluded from the calculations as a special purpose situation however this should be confirmed with the PCA.

Complies.

12.2. Ensure a balance of left and right handed WC pans within the building.

Currently all accessible toilets are showing RH transfer. On

The allocation remains unbalanced. The following changes are required:

-G-46 change from RH to LH



the basis of the above assumed allocation the following changes are recommended:

-G-46 or 1-50 to change to LH transfer

-G-04 or G-30 to change to LH transfer

-2-12 to change to LH transfer

-1-06 change from LH to RH

12.3. Ensure accessible toilet is compliant with AS1428.1. This requires 2300mm x 1900mm clear area around pan with basin to sit outside the area (max. encroachment of 100mm at basin front).

Complies.

Complies.

12.4. Ensure the centreline of the accessible toilet pan to be between 450-460 mm from side wall.

Generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance.

Complies.

12.5. Ensure all accessible toilets have 800mm ±10mm clearance between front of WC pan to rear wall.

Generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance. Note also that specified WCE is non-compliant and must be substituted.

Complies.

12.6. Ensure the height to top of pan seat to be between 460-480mm above FFL.

Generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance. Note also that specified WCE is non-compliant

Complies.



and must be substituted.

12.7. Ensure the pan seat to have 30% luminance contrast against background tiled floor surface.

The specified WCE is non-compliant and must be substituted.

Complies.

12.8. Provide grabrails on wall of toilet at a height of between 800-810mm (to top of grabrail) from FFL. NB: If concealed cistern used, WC grab-rails are to be continuous across side and rear walls. If exposed cistern used, rear grabrail to commence 50mm max. from cistern edge.

Generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance. Note that the rear grabrail is missing from the drawings and cannot be added to the typical PWD type due to door location (this will necessitate replanning of this toilet).

Generally complies, however the typical layout does not show a rear grabrail, being impeded by the entry door, which will require a layout change. The position of the WC pan also triggers a layout change as it impedes door latch side clearance.

12.9. Provide angled toilet backrest (350-400mm width x 150-200mm height) installed between 120-150mm height from top of pan seat and 50mm max. distance from seat bolt hole. NB. No toilet lid to be provided as this impedes use of back rest.

Seen in elevation and generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance. The specified WC (which relies on the cistern as backrest) is non-compliant and must be substituted and include with it an independent

Complies.



backrest.

12.10. Ensure the centreline of the basin to be at least 425mm from side wall.


Complies.

12.11. The height of the basin to be between 800-830mm from FFL with lever action taps and insulation of water pipes.


Complies.

12.12. Provide basin with a 430-440 mm min. depth projection and suitable wheelchair knee/toe height clearance, compliant with AS1428.1 fig. 44 below:

Complies.



As the WC kit with basin must be substituted a standalone basin product must be specified.

12.13. The front of basin to be 300mm max. distance to the operable part of taps.

Specified tap is compliant but must be reviewed with final basin selection.

Complies.

12.14. Provide separate fixed shelf (120-150 mm width x 300-400mm length) next to wash basin, installed at 900mm – 1100mm above FFL.

Not currently specified or shown on the drawings. Possibly can be integrated with basin with proper selection.

N/A



12.15. Toilet roll holder to be installed on adjacent wall to toilet at 600mm centre-line height from FFL within 300mm max. length from front of pan and no closer than 50mm to grabrail. The toilet roll holder type to have an exposed toilet roll for ease of use.

Generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance. A compliant type has been specified.

A compliant type has been specified however there are discrepancies on the drawings in regards to location.


12.16. Provision of soap dispenser, hand drier or paper towel dispenser at a dispensing height, between 900mm - 1100mm. Ensure these fixtures are within arm’s reach when directly in front of the wash basin.

Generally complies. A dimension is required to ensure compliance. HDR (or DSP) should be moved closer to the basin so that it can be accessed by a wheelchair user seated forward of the basin.

Generally complies. In some locations HDR should be moved closer to the basin so that it can be accessed by a wheelchair user seated forward of the basin.


12.17. Provide mirror, with base installed at 900mm max. above FFL.


Complies.

12.18. 1 x clothes hanging device to be installed between 1200mm – 1350mm from FFL and at least 500mm from an internal corner.


Complies.



12.19. Door operation force to be lightweight (20N max.) suitable for people with disabilities.

The Architectural Specification provides for a range of door closer types, with one, Closer 20, repeating these general requirements, although no specification is given. Floor springs / pivots, if used, must also conform to these requirements.



12.20. Door to include an in-use indicator and a bolt/catch that can be opened from outside in an emergency. If snib turn is used the handle to be 45mm min from centre.

These requirements are repeated in the Architectural Specification.

Complies, on the basis of “DA Turn” selection referring to a compliant type.

12.21. Light switches to be installed between 900-1100mm above FFL and 500mm min. from internal corner.

Confirm if present.

Confirm if present.

12.22. GPO’s to be installed between 600 – 1100mm above FFL and 500mm min. from internal corner.

Confirm if present.

Confirm if present.

12.23. Rocker action/toggle type switches at least 30mm x 30mm dimensions are required to assist people with dexterity impairment.

Refer above.

Refer above.



13.0 Accessible Showers

This section relates to the accessible shower located in room G-46.

13.1. Ensure all accessible showers have shower rail/curtain installed.


Complies.

13.2. Ensure the height of the top of shower seat to be between 470mm – 480mm FFL.


Complies.

13.3. Provide a horizontal grab rail (660mm min), to be placed beneath the vertical shower support rail, between 390-400mm from side wall, installed between 800-810mm height from FFL.


Complies.

13.4. Provide vertical shower support rail to start between 1000mm – 1100mm from FFL. The top of the shower support rail to finish between 1880mm – 1900mm FFL. The rail to be placed between 580mm – 600mm from the side wall.


Generally complies. Further dimensions required to ensure compliance.

13.5. Ensure the shower taps and soap holders to be placed between 900mm – 1100mm from FFL. Ensure the




taps/soap holders are 50mm min. width from the shower support rail and no further away than 800mm from side wall.


13.6. Ensure the height of the hose wall outlet to be 700mm height above FFL, compliant with AS1428.1 fig.48 to ensure suitable hose length when showering. To also include suitable back-flow prevention device.



13.7. The 2 x clothes hanging devices required outside the shower recess to be between 400-600mm length from the seat, installed between (1200mm – 1350mm from FFL).



14.0 Ambulant Cubicles

This section relates to the numerous ambulant toilets located throughout the building.

14.1. The cubicle to be between 900mm – 920mm clear width with WC pan centred (i.e. 450-460mm setout).

Generally complies. Review required where cubicles have been dimensioned to partition centreline to ensure required finishes width is achieved.

Generally complies. Review required of one situation dimensioned at 925mm.


14.2. Ambulant cubicles to have 900mm x 900mm clear area in Complies.



front of (standard projection from wall) WC pan and clear of door swing.

Review WCA selection when available. Dimensions recommended to ensure compliance.

14.3. Ensure ambulant cubicles have 700mm clear width cubicle door with 900mm x 900mm clear area outside the door.

Generally complies. A door opening clear width dimension is recommended to ensure compliance.

Complies.

14.4. Ensure the height to top of pan seat to be between 460-480mm above FFL.

Generally complies. A dimension is recommended to ensure compliance.

Complies.

14.5. Ambulant cubicle door needs in-use indicator and bolt/catch that is able to be opened from outside (in emergency). If snib catch used, the handle to be 45mm min. length from centre.

Awaiting partition hardware schedule.

To be reviewed at a future stage with partition shop drawings.

14.6. Grabrails provided on both sides of cubicle at 800-810mm height (to top of grabrail) from FFL.


Complies.

14.7. Toilet roll holder to be placed at 700mm max. height from FFL and 300mm max. distance from front of pan on

A compliant type has been specified however there are discrepancies on the drawings in regards to



adjacent wall, no closer than 50mm to grabrails. The toilet roll holder type to have exposed toilet roll for ease of use.


location.


14.8. Clothes hook to be installed between 1350- 1500mm from FFL on the back of door.


Complies.

15.0 Hearing Augmentation

15.1. Provide hearing augmentation in the following areas if an inbuilt amplification system is installed (except one used for emergency warning systems only):

- Rooms in Class 9 buildings;

- Auditoriums, conference and meeting rooms, judicatory; and

- Service counters screened to the public (e.g. reception, ticket/teller booths).

Confirm the extent of inbuilt amplification throughout the project in order to establish hearing augmentation scope.

NOTE: PA/bell is a technical trigger for hearing augmentation.

15.2. Hearing loops are required to at least 80% of floor area with inbuilt amplification system These areas are required to be signed.


15.3. For Class 9b buildings, any screen or scoreboard that can display public announcements, to be capable of




supplementing the public address system (excluding emergency warning only).

16.0 Signage

All Braille and raised tactile signage to be compliant with BCA/DDA Access Code Specification D3.6.

16.1. All male, female and accessible toilet identification signs to include appropriate raised tactile pictogram, raised text (in title case) and Braille. The signage to be located on the wall, adjacent to latch side of door between 1200-1600mm height from FFL (with single lines of tactile text located between 1250-1350mm above FFL).

Complies.

16.2. Entry doors to airlocks to sanitary facilities also require raised tactile pictogram, raised text (in title case) and Braille to identify each sanitary facility within.

Complies.

16.3. Accessible toilet sign to include international symbol of access (wheelchair logo) in white on blue background, compliant with AS1428.1. Sign to also include ‘LH’ or ‘RH’ to indicate a left-hand or right-hand transfer onto toilet pan. Min. font size to be 20mm san serif, compliant with AS1428.1.

Complies.

16.4. All male and female ambulant cubicle signs to include appropriate raised tactile pictogram, raised text (in title

Complies.



case) and Braille. The signage to be located on the ambulant cubicle door between 1200-1600mm height from FFL.

16.5. Provide directional signage, eg. at any toilet banks (without accessible toilet) to show path of travel to nearest accessible toilet and/or at the non-accessible entry to show path of travel to the accessible entrance.

The directional signage for these items to include: appropriate raised directional arrow, raised tactile pictogram, raised text (in title case) and Braille and international symbol of access, compliant with AS1428.1.

The signage to be located on the wall, adjacent to latch side of door between 1200-1600mm height from FFL. If the sign can be temporarily obscured consideration for additional overhead directional signage located above 2m height (advisory).

Suitable signage types have been proposed. Confirmation is required on the distribution and exact location for future access review.

16.6. Ensure that all signage is designed to be detectable, with raised symbols, providing 30% luminance contrast with sign background that in turn contrasts with background wall surface.

Symbols and lettering are black and are expected to comfortably contrast with background aluminium finish. Confirmation is required that the aluminium background will contrast with the wall surface in all cases.

16.7. Areas with hearing augmentation require identification signs that include international symbol of hearing (ear logo) in white on blue background, compliant with

At present no hearing augmentation signage has been documented.



AS1428.1 and appropriate raised tactile pictogram, raised text (in title case) and Braille. These are required:

- At doorway entrances to room (latch side of door between 1200-1600mm height from FFL) or if an open area suitably located to designate the area and;

- Within the room/area to identify the hearing augmentation system, the area covered and how to use and/or gain assistance.

17.0 Car Parking

It is understood that the existing car park will be resurfaced and given new line marking. According to the architectural drawings an accessible car parking space has been proposed but this does not appear to be coordinated with landscape and civil.

17.1. Provide 1% of total car bays to be designated as accessible car bays.

Complies on the basis of architectural layout however remains to be coordinated with landscape and civil.

17.2. Accessible car bays (angle) to have 2400mm min. width x 5400mm min. length adjacent to shared area with 2400mm min. width x 5400mm min. length with bollard installed at start of shared area in accordance with AS2890.6 fig 2.2, 2.3.

Awaiting details.

17.3. Ensure accessible car space and adjacent shared zone are at the same grade and no steeper than 1:40 (1:33 for

Awaiting details.



external bitumen surfaces).

17.4. Accessible car bays to be located adjacent to passenger lifts or building main entry points.

Complies on the basis of architectural layout however remains to be coordinated with landscape and civil.

17.5. Provide appropriate accessible car parking (wheelchair logo) signage on pavement and vertical signage to designate the area for people with disabilities. Sign to include “international access symbol ONLY”, compliant with AS2890.6 and AS1428.1.

Awaiting details.

ADVISORY ISSUES

100% DD ACCESS REPORT - 13.04.18 100% DD ACCESS REPORT - 26.11.18

The following recommendations do not have impact on the building sign off under the DDA Access Code for Buildings or the BCA. These are advisory recommendations in line with the intent and objectives of the DDA to ensure equitable and dignified access for people with disabilities.

1.0 Paths of Travel

1.1. Provide 30% min. luminance contrast between key surfaces to assist people with vision impairment in orientation/way-finding and improve safety e.g. between wall and floor finishes, between ramps/stairs and adjacent flooring,

Refer to previous advisory comment.



between handrails and walls, between door hardware and doors etc.

2.0 Furniture/Work Stations

2.1. Locate reception desks/service counters with clear direct line of sight to key access pathways eg. main entry, accessible turnstiles, lift lobby.


2.2. Provide reception desks/service counters with a section lowered to a height no greater than 870mm FFL. Ensure the counter has appropriate foot (290mm) knee (650) clearance. The counter shall be at least 800mm in width.


2.3. Ensure office furniture is moveable/portable to allow for any future work place adjustments. The furniture will therefore be better able to create the required/appropriate circulation spaces for a person with a disability.


2.4. Ensure all work stations can be technically height adjusted within range of 700 – 850mm. If not all are adjustable, consideration for a proportion of workstations to be provided as adjustable with same dimension and finish as others to assist in reconfiguration for future work-place adjustment.


2.5. Provide 30% min. luminance contrast between horizontal and vertical work surfaces to assist people with vision




impairment.

2.6. Provide a range of seating types within waiting areas including some chairs with back and armrests to assist people with ambulant disabilities and the elderly.


3.0 Kitchen/Utility Areas

3.1. Provide 1550mm min. width between utility and kitchen benches


3.2. Kitchen benches along walls are preferred to island benches for people with vision impairment for improved safety due to less exposed edges


3.3. If applicable, ensure the operative part of any hot/chilled water unit is no greater than 1100mm above the FFL. The unit to be no 300mm max. distance from the front edge of kitchen bench.


3.4. Consideration to be given to provide clearance underneath kitchen bench areas for a person using a wheelchair. This ‘area’ could contain benches that could be easily removed when the need becomes apparent (advisory).


4.0 Lighting

4.1. Ensure the min. illumination levels are compliant with Refer to previous advisory comment.



AS1428.2, in particular:

- Passageways and pathways 150 lux

- Accessible Toilets 200 lux

- Reception Counters 250 lux

- General displays/signage 200-300 lux

4.2. Provide even lighting levels on installed signage to minimise glare and improve legibility.


5.0 Hearing Augmentation

5.1. Absorbent materials/finishes can assist in reducing reverberation to improve general acoustics and use of hearing augmentation systems eg. using acoustic tiles, furniture, carpet, curtains, bulletin/felt boards etc to minimise hard surfaces that reflect sound.


5.2. Provide appropriate, even lighting with minimal glare, particularly at reception/information counters to assist people with hearing impairment lip-read/communicate with staff. Eg. suitable luminaire direction and/or use of diffuser, screening to windows/glazing (tinting, blinds, louvres).


5.3. Provide hearing loops at all service counters (with or without screening), lift points, communication points, (eg.




intercoms to buildings) and warning systems, compliant with AS1428.5 (advisory) to enable all people making enquiries to clearly hear staff.

5.4. When multiple counters in one location provide the same service, ensure 20% min. of each class of counter provides a hearing loop system.


5.5. When hearing loops are provided within a room provide relevant signage (to identify type of system, how to use or where to seek assistance or receivers), compliant with AS1428.5. This signage to be located in the first third of the room, when facing speaker.


5.6. All public payphones to have an adjustable volume control to increase level of sound at least 20dB above normal sound.


5.7. Accessible public payphones to have TTY capabilities and be signed with international symbol for deafness, compliant with AS1428.1 and .5.


5.8. Consideration to provide computer-aided real time captioning (CART) systems, and/or access to captioning on television sets/video display as required in addition to hearing loops systems at public meeting areas to enable deaf participants to effectively communicate.




6.0 Lockers/Letterboxes

6.1. Ensure a proportion of lockers/letterboxes are located within a common reach zone to be accessible from both a standing and seated position i.e. between 550mm – 1350mm from FFL, compliant with AS1428.2.


Yours faithfully,

John Ward Access Consultant Morris Goding Accessibility Consulting

Date Version Author

13.04.18 1 John Ward - Access Consultant

29.11.18 2 John Ward - Access Consultant



DRAWING MARKUPS

0607 08 09

10

368.20 m²

Hall

15.44 m²

OOSH Office

17.04 m²

OOSH KitchenetteA

C

D

B

Chair Store

Performance Store

LINE OF BULKHEAD

9180

05

9151

01

9170

02

9170

01

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CTRT1

CTN1

CTRT1

WS1

CHTMP

Sound Box

EDB Hall

RAMP 1:14 MAXUP

UP

5310

8

TG

SIS

STG

SIS

S

6000

3

6000

4

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06

0708

09

10

A

C

D

B

CN2CN2

G-08

G-09

G-10

G-12

G-11

Lift

02

CLP

2700

CLP

2700

CLAL1

3255

BREAK 02

NO

CE

ILIN

G

NO

CE

ILIN

G

BL1

BL1

BL1BL1 BL1

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CONCRETE

BEAM, CN2

OUTLINE OF

STAGE BELOW

3125

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BEAM, CN2

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BEAM, CN2

45155

45155

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CLAL1

3154A

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CTN1

CTN1

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42004200

3175

AHD 73.000

Hall & Library

WPA1WPA1WPA1

1200

6735

MGH

D02G-08

D01G-08

MGH

45150

AHD 73.000

Hall & Library

WPA1 WPA1 WPA1

1200

6735

D03G-08

MGH

WT17

MGH

45150

WPA1

FINISHES NOTES:

1. TO BE READ INCONJUNCTION WITH BUILDING FABRIC

SCHEDULE (BFS) AND SPECIFICATION.

2. REFER TO BFS FOR FINISHES SCHEME DETAILS.

3. REFER A6500 SERIES FOR AMENITIES FINISHES

INFORMATION.

4. REFER A6000 SERIES FOR SETOUT OF FLOOR FINISHES

AND WALL FINISHES.

5. 3MM THICK ALUMINIUM EDGE TO ALL CARPET/VINYL

FLOOR FINISH JUNCTIONS.

6. ALL SEALANTS TO HAVE NO OR LOW VOC CONTENT.

7. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE FLOOR PREPARATION TO ALL

AREAS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DIFFERING

FLOOR MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS AND

AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS.

8. ALL FLOOR FINSIHES ARE TO MEET ADJACENT AND

DIFFERING FLOOR FINISHES LEVEL, EVEN AND WITH

TOLERENCES NO GREATER THAN ALLOWABLE IN THE

BCA AND AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS.

9. ALL FLOOR FINISHES TO BE LAYED IN ACCORDANCE

WITH MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS AND

SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDING ADHESIVES, SEALANTS AND

BEDDING MATERIAL.

10. ALL INTERNAL WALLS TO BE PAINTED P1 UNO.

LIGHT (Refer Electrical Dwgs)





LIGHT, EMERGENCY (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

Heat Dector (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

MOTION SENSOR (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

SMOKE DECTOR (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

ALARM (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

SPEAKER (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

CEILING FAN (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

WALL MOUNTED FAN (Refer Electrical Dwgs)

ACCESS PANEL (Refer Mechanical Dwgs)

AIR GRILLE (Refer Mechanical Dwgs)

SA

AP

2700

CEILING TYPE

FINISHED CEILING LEVEL

CLP

G-01 ROOM NUMBER

RCP LEGEND

REV:

A1 SCALE

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING & VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND LEVELS ON SITE

PROJECT

DRAWING

INTERNAL PROJECT No:

© CONRAD [email protected] ABN 49 325 121 350

@ A1

SCHOOL ID PAC ID STAGE DISCIPLINE DRAWING No:

ARCHITECT

CLIENT / APPLICANT

PROJECT MANAGER

DOC TYPE

DR -

DATE:

NOMINATED ARCHITECT: LAWRENCE TOALDO NSW Reg. 10255

C

As indicated

11/05/18

DoEAMD-16-14 Smalls Road,Ryde Public School

SR -

Hall - Ground Floor - Sheet 1

16321

01 -DD -AR - 6000 -

1250 1 : 100

1 Hall - Ground Floor

0

SCALE 1:

50

1

4030201010

mm

1250 1 : 100

2 Hall - Reflected Ceiling Plan

Sheet Legend - Keynotes

Key Value Keynote Text

BL1 BLIND, TYPE 1

BL3 BLIND, TYPE 3

CHH CHAIR, HALL

CHT CHAIR, TASK

CN2 CONCRETE, AS 3610 CLASS 2FORMED

CTN1 CURTAIN, TYPE 1

CTRT1 CURTAIN TRACK, TYPE 1

MGH MECHANICAL GAS HEATER

MP PEDESTAL, MOBILE

TFS TIMBER, FLOORING, SPRUNG

TGSISS TGSI SS

WPA1 WALL PANEL, ACOUSTICABSORBER,TYPE 1

WS1 WORKSTATION, TYPE6000 1 : 50

3 Hall Elevation 1

6000 1 : 50

4 Hall Elevation 2

REV DESCRIPTION DATE APPD

A 50% Tender Issue 16/03/18

B 90% Tender Issue 30/04/18

C Tender Review Issue 11/05/18

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Oval

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Rectangle

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Callout

TGSIs missing

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Callout

Latch side clearance impeded by joinery

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Callout

Concern with detailing at front of stage and lack of safety features - consult with PCA

01

0203

04

05

6005

4

C

B

6500

2

5

4

3

650220

21

2223

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6005

2

6005

1

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OT5

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OT5

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SHML3

SHML3

SHML3

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SHST6SHST6

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CHT

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OT8

OT8

OT8

G-02

G-01

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7003J18

7003J18

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SHST2

SHST2

SHST2

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7008J29

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5

6005

3

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SHST2

6005

6

5310

8

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CPT4CPT5

CPT1

CPT4

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TB13

7008J19

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OT7

OT7OT7

OT7

OT7

BALG

BALG

STAIRS OVER

VOID OVER

01

0203

04

05

1-021-03

1-051-04

6005

4

A

CC

B

6500

2

5

4

3

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OT2

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CH1

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CH1

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CH1

CH1

CH1

CH1CH1

CH1CH1

CH1CH1 CH1 CH1

CH1

CH1TB12

TB12

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TB12

TB12

TB12

6005

6

CPT6

CPT4

CPT1

CPT4

CPT6

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SHST4

VOID

BALG

BALG

BALG BALG

01

02 0304

05

VOID

G-02

G-01G-03a

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2700

CLM

4100

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4100CLM

4100

CLM

4100

G-05

G-06

CLP

3450

CLPW

2700G-04

CLP

3450

CLP

3450

CLP

3450

CLPW

2700

CLP

3450

BL1

BL1

NO CE

ILING

BL1

BL1

BL1

BL1

INSF1

INSF1

INSF1

INSF1

G1

G1

G1

G1

G1G1 G1

A1

A1

G1G1 G1 G1

G1G1

G1PA

PA

PA

G1

CPA4

CPA5

CPA4CPA5

CPA6

CPA4CPA5

CPA6

CPA4

A1

A1

B1

B1

B1

B1

G1

G1

G1

G1G1G1

G1

G1

G1

C3

C3

C3C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

D1

D1

D1D1

D1

0102

0304

05

C

D

B

CLAL1

3355

CLAL1

3355

1-02

1-031-04

1-05

CLAL1

3355

CLAL1

3355

CLAL1

3355

CLAL1

3355

CLAL1

3355CLAL1

3355

CLP

2400

CLP

2400CLP

2400

CLP

2400

NO CEILING

?

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1F1

F1 F1F1

F1F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1 F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

F1

1195

1195

500

500 500

500

CLMC

CLMC

CLMC

CLMC

CN2

CN2

CN2

CLMC

CLMC

CLMC CLMC

CLMCCLMC

CLMC

CLMC

CLMCCLMC

EXPOSED MECHANICAL DUCT

IN SPAYED PAINT FINISH

EXPOSED MECHANICAL DUCT

IN SPAYED PAINT FINISH

CLP

2400

CLP

2400

CLP

2400

CLP

2400








MOTION DETECTOR (Refer Electrical Dwgs)








SA

AP

2700

CEILING TYPE


CLP

G-01 ROOM NUMBER

RCP LEGEND

MD

FINISHES NOTES:

1. TO BE READ INCONJUNCTION WITH BUILDING FABRIC SCHEDULE

(BFS) AND SPECIFICATION.


3. 3MM THICK ALUMINIUM EDGE TO ALL WALL AND FLOOR FINISH

JUNCTIONS.


5. ALL WALL FINISHES TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS

INCLUDING ADHESIVES, SEALANTS.


7. SKA TO ALL INTERNAL WALLS UNO.

REV:


PROJECT DRAWING

© CONRAD [email protected] ABN 49 325 121 350INTERNAL PROJECT No:

@ A1


CLIENT

DATE:DOC TYPE

DR -NOMINATED ARCHITECT: LAWRENCE TOALDO NSW Reg. 10255

SHEET SIZE: A1ARCHITECT PROJECT MANAGER

D31/05/18

DoEAMD-16-14 Smalls Road, Ryde Public School

SR -

Library - GroundFloor/Level 01 - Sheet 1

16321 01 -DD -AR - 6004 -

0

SCALE 1:

50

1

4030201010

mm

1250 1 : 100

1 Library - Ground Floor

3000 1 : 100

3 Library - Level 01

1250 1 : 100

2 Library - Ground Floor- Reflected Ceiling Plan

3000 1 : 100

4 Library - Level 01- Reflected Ceiling Plan



BALG BALUSTRADE, GLASS

BL1 BLIND, TYPE 1

CH1 CHAIR, TYPE

CHT CHAIR, TASK

CLMC CEILING, METAL CHANNEL


CPA4 CEILING PANELS, ACOUSTIC, TYPE 4



CPT1 CARPET, TYPE, FINISH, COLOUR 1




LG2 LOUNGE, TYPE 2

OT1 OTTOMAN, TYPE

OT2 OTTOMAN, TYPE

OT3 OTTOMAN, TYPE

OT4 OTTOMAN, TYPE

OT5 OTTOMAN, TYPE

OT7 OTTOMAN, TYPE

OT8 OTTOMAN, TYPE

RFV1 RESILIENT FLOORING, VINYL, Type 1

SHML3 SHELF, MOBILE LIGHT, TYPE 3

SHST2 SHELVING, STEEL, TYPE 2



T01 TROLLEY, TYPE

T02 TROLLEY, TYPE

TB12 TABLE, TYPE

TB13 TABLE, TYPE

WBM WHITEBOARD, MOBILE

WS1 WORKSTATION, TYPE





D Tender Review Issue 2 31/05/18

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Callout

Review latch side clearance

2

26

27 28 29

30

6011

2

6011

3

601111

6011

5

60117

98.02 m²

Staff Room

47.17 m²

Staff Annex

12.76 m²

Main Switch Room

6007

123

A

C

B

12.56 m²

Interview Room

TB9

TB11

CHA

CHA

CHA

CHA

CHV

CHVCHV

CHV

TB7

TB7CHV

CHV

CHV

CHV

CHV

TB11

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHDCHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHD

CHACHA

TB10

CHT

CHT

CHT

MP

MP

MPWS2

WS2

WS2

ST06

ST06

ST06

ST06

TB10

TB10

7005J21

7004J22

TB10

LG4

TB8

CHV

CHV

CHV

CHV

CHT

WS1

MP

LG4

LG4LK

LKLKLKLK

LK

LK

LKLK

CPT1

SGW SGWR

26

27 28 29

30

A

D

B

CN2 CN2

G-35G-34

G-37

G-38

G-36

G-40a

G-42

G-43

G-39

G-40G-35

CLPW

2700

G-41

CLGA

2800

CLP

2400

CLGA

2800

G-38

G-38

CLGA

2800

CLP

2400

CLP

2400

CLP

2400

CLGA

2700

CLP

2400

CLP

2400

CLP

2400

NO CEILING

INSF1

NO CEILING

INSF1

NO CEILING

INSF1

NO CEILING

INSF1

BL1BL1

BL1 BL1

CLGA

2800

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

B1B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

C2

C2

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3

C3P

A

PA

PA

PA

500








MOTION DETECTOR (Refer Electrical Dwgs)








SA

AP

2700

CEILING TYPE


CLP

G-01 ROOM NUMBER

RCP LEGEND

MD

FINISHES NOTES:

1. TO BE READ INCONJUNCTION WITH BUILDING FABRIC SCHEDULE

(BFS) AND SPECIFICATION.


3. 3MM THICK ALUMINIUM EDGE TO ALL WALL AND FLOOR FINISH

JUNCTIONS.


5. ALL WALL FINISHES TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS

INCLUDING ADHESIVES, SEALANTS.


7. SKA TO ALL INTERNAL WALLS UNO.

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BL1 BLIND, TYPE 1

CHA CHAIR, ARMCHAIR

CHD CHAIR, DINING

CHT CHAIR, TASK

CHV CHAIR, VISITOR.



LG4 LOUNGE, TYPE 4

LK LOCKER, TYPE

MP PEDESTAL, MOBILE

SGW SIGN, WASTE

SGWR SIGN, WASTE, RECYCLABLE

ST06 STOOL, STAFF

TB7 TABLE, TYPE

TB8 TABLE, TYPE

TB9 TABLE, TYPE

TB10 TABLE, TYPE

TB11 TABLE, TYPE



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23500

23500

13500

13500

3001

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3001

08

3001

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3002

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3001

06

300909

300801

3008

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3002

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300206

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3009

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300908

3002 08

300209

300111

3001

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3002 073008

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3009

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3009

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3001

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16

3001

17

3001

13

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3008

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3008

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3008

14

3008

15

3003

01

3003

02

3003

03

3003

04

3001

18

300916

3009 17

3009 18

300919

3008

10

300306

300307

300308

300309

3003

05

3009

10

3009

11

3009

15

3001

02

3001

03

3001

04

3001

05

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30046

3007

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300612

G-35

G-34

G-55

G-51

G-54

G-46

G-49

G-50

G-52

G-37

G-03

G-08

G-09

G-10

G-12

G-45

G-44

G-47

G-28

G-27

G-26

GX-01

G-17

G-16

G-15

G-18

G-14

G-19

G-20

G-04

+ AHD 73000

+ AHD 73000

PROPOSED LANDSCAPED COURTYARD. REFER TO LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS.

G-48

G-38

G-21

G-22

3004

013004

02

3005

05

3005

06

014002

G-56G-53 G-02

G-01

Ramp

G-06 G-07

Walkway

+ AHD 74000

Gate 19

G-36

G-40a

G-42G-43

Comms

G-29

G-30

G-25

Ramp

G-24

G-23

+ AHD 73000

G-31

+ AHD 73000

+ AHD 73000

Walkway

Walkway

Walkway

Walkway

Walkway

Ramp

Ramp

Ramp

Ramp

Ramp

G-13

Ramp

Access to

Playing Fields

G-39

Plant as required

Plant as required

G-41

Retaining wall

Assembly area

Ramp 01

G-05

+ AHD 73000

Void over

Retaining wall,

RW1

Ramp

MAIN ENTRY

S M A L L S R O A D

Stage

3000

2

3000

1

3000

4

3000

3

G-11

Walkway

External

Steps 1

AHD 73120

OW02G-50

OW01

G-34

D01G-34

D01G-36

D01G-16

D01

G-13

D01G-20

D03G-08

D01

G-57

D01

G-15

R01G-24a

D01

G-17

D01G-28

D02G-10

D01G-14

D01

G-22

R03G-17

R04G-17

R05G-17

D01

G-29

D01G-21

D01

G-35

D01G-12

R01G-10

OH02G-08

OH01G-08

OH03G-08

D01G-47

D01G-44

D01

G-50

D01G-45

D01G-46

D01

G-01

D01G-04

D01G-08

D02

G-08

D01

G-09

D01

G-07

D01G-05

D01

G-06

D01G-42

D01G-40

D01

G-30

D01G-24

D01G-25

D01G-02

D01

G-41

D01G-03a

D01G-11

D02G-36

3005 07

Lift 01

Stair 01

Lift 02

Stair 02

Stair 03Stair 04

14005

014000

15303

External

Steps

G-49WT01

G-50 AWT01

G-55 BWT01G-54 A

WT01

G-48 BWT01

G-48 AWT01

G-36WT01

G-55 AWT01

15301

G-07WT10

15305

G-47IWT5

15307

D01G-07a

300914

G-03a

G-07a

D05

G-40a

D04G-40a

D03G-40a

D02G-40a

D01

G-40a

G-40

15309

D01

G-49

D01

G-39

D01G-51

D02

G-55

G-24a

013501

3006 09300610

D01G-23

3006

113005

08

BREAK 01

BREAK 07

BREAK 02

BREAK 06

BREAK 03

BREAK 05

BLOCK 01

BLOCK 02

BLOCK 03

BLOCK 06

BLOCK 05

BLOCK 04

BREAK 04

MGH

G-33

G-32

D01G-38D01

G-31

D01G-32

D01G-33

3000

3000

3030

D02G-31

D03

G-31

A

C

D

SSL 73000

G-12a

G-48a

G-45WT01

G-44WT01

G-50 BWT01

WT15G-34

WT15G-35 B

WT15G-03 B

WT15G-03 A

WT15G-03 A

WT16G-03 A

WT16G-03 B

G-01 AWT20

G-09 AWT01

G-10 AWT01

G-10 BWT01

24003

14003

14004

D02

G-03

D01G-03

D01

G-56

WT18G-56

WT17G-18

WT17G-19

G-28WT01

1600

DP2

3007

13

B

24004

EDB

G-34a

24005

024001

G-52WT01

G-54 BWT01

G-09 BWT01

G-14 AWT01

G-14 BWT01

G-15 AWT01

G-15 DWT01

G-16 BWT01

G-16 AWT01

G-12 BWT01

G-11WT01

G-12 AWT01

G-15 BWT01

G-15 CWT01

D01G-34a

D01

G-12a

D01G-48a

G-47WT01

G-25 aWT01

Retaining wall, RW1

Retaining wall, RW1

Retaining wall, RW1

D01

G-43

014006

24002

WT15G-03 B

G-08WT13

G-08WT13

3007

14

G-08LT03

G-08LT03

WT17G-08

WT17G-30

D03G-03

DF

DF

WT15G-35 A

G-23 CLT02

Ramp

Ramp

Ramp

DP2

G-23 ALT02

G-23 CLT02

MGH

MGH

MGH

MGH

MGH

MGH

MGHMGHMGH

D01

G-10

SGDE

R01G-17

R02

G-17

15311

1:14

DP2

015012

035012

025012

D01G-37

G-57

WT19G-55

045012

MGH

MGH

015013

025013

035005

1:26

1:26

1:26

1:18

1:25

1:23

1:22

1:20

DP2

DP2

DP2

Gate 02

D02

G-50

Area 49 m2

MGH

MGH

MGH

MGH

DP

DP

DP2

DP2

DP2

DP2

D23EXT

D22

EXT

D25EXT

D24EXT

D01G-24a

MGH

MGH

G-25 bWT01

MGH

MGH

DP

DP

DP

DP

DP

DP

DPDP

D01

G-76

Comms

G-76

J037001

D01

G-56

JOINERY TAG

DOOR TAG

WINDOW TAG

RCP TAGCLP

2700

G-01ROOM TAG

G-56 B

WT05

ROOM NUMBER + WINDOW IDENTIFIER

WINDOW TYPE

ROOM NUMBER

CEILING TYPE


JOINERY TYPE

DETAIL CALLOUT NUMBER

ROOM NUMBER

DOOR NUMBER

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GA Ground Floor Plan

16321

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Room Schedule - Ground Floor

Number Name Area

G-01 Office + Storage 18.96 m²

G-02 Main Comms 13.53 m²

G-03 Library Ground 204.10 m²

G-03a Room 3.38 m²

G-04 PWD 5.27 m²

G-05 Male WC 10.05 m²

G-06 Female WC 10.17 m²

G-07 Corridor 13.69 m²

G-07a Display Cpd 3.23 m²

G-08 Hall 368.20 m²

G-09 OOSH Office 15.44 m²

G-10 OOSH Kitchenette 17.04 m²

G-11 Performance Store 13.65 m²

G-12 Chair Store 15.22 m²

G-12a EDB Hall 1.45 m²

G-13 Sound Box 2.15 m²

G-14 OOSH Store 30.70 m²

G-15 Sports & PE Store 58.88 m²

G-16 Canteen Office/St 21.68 m²

G-17 Canteen 51.76 m²

G-18 WC 19.30 m²

G-19 WC 13.91 m²

G-20 Cleaners 4.49 m²

G-21 EDB 1.44 m²

G-22 Lobby 4.54 m²

G-23 Store & ChilledWater

23.90 m²

G-24 Garden Store 20.11 m²

G-24a Mower Garage 13.32 m²

G-25 Multi-purpose 77.06 m²

G-26 Girls WC 62.83 m²

G-27 Boys WC 33.23 m²

G-28 Bulk Store GA 42.63 m²

G-29 Comms 4.05 m²

G-30 PWD 7.20 m²

G-31 Undercroft 135.73 m²

G-32 Potable WaterPump Room

13.08 m²

G-33 Fire Hydrant PumpRoom

27.05 m²

G-34 Staff Annex 47.17 m²

G-34a EDB 1.95 m²

G-35 Staff Room 98.02 m²

G-36 Interview Room 12.56 m²

G-37 Main Switch Room 12.76 m²

G-38 Undercroft 102.84 m²

G-39 KLA Store 2 25.99 m²


G-40a Staff WC 32.09 m²

G-41 Plant 3.45 m²

G-42 KLA Store 1 20.11 m²

G-43 Cleaners 2.79 m²

G-44 DP Type 1 13.20 m²

G-45 Interview 20.46 m²

G-46 PWD 9.55 m²

G-47 Sick 16.89 m²

G-48 Clerical 40.63 m²

G-48a EDB Admin 1.51 m²

G-49 Principal 17.25 m²

G-50 DP Type 2 32.84 m²

G-51 Security Store 16.40 m²

G-52 DP Type 1 14.77 m²

G-53 Admin ST 8.10 m²

G-54 Printing 15.39 m²

G-55 Interview 18.94 m²

G-56 Entry Vestibule 20.21 m²


G-76 Comms 4.59 m²

GX-01 Covered Servery 73.93 m²

Grand total: 66

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A Preliminary Consultant DD Issue 17/01/18

B Consultant DD co-ordination Issue 16/02/18

C 50% Tender Issue 16/03/18

D 90% Tender Issue 30/04/18

E Tender Review Issue 11/05/18

F Tender Review Issue 2 31/05/18

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