Future-Proofing Parkade Structures · 2017. 12. 6. · Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd. Creative...
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Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd.
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Future-Proofing Parkade Structures
Presented by:
Chris Davis BSc, PEng, CEng, MICE, MIStructE, LEED® AP
Principal, RJC Engineers
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A Structural Perspective
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The Tricorn Centre
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The Tricorn Centre
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The Tricorn Centre
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Stand Alone Parkade Design
� Safe and secure environments
� User friendly experience
� Vehicles
� Pedestrians
� Efficient and cost effective
� Capital and maintenance costs
� Highly efficient single use designs
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Structure and Parking Functionality
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Parkade Limitations
� Geometry
� Floor to Floor Heights
� Column Grid
� Core/Stair locations
� Load capacity
� Mechanical/Electrical distribution
� Open exposed structures
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Cordova Street Parkade, Vancouver, BC
Parkades of Today
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Centennial Parkade, Calgary, AB Mount Royal University Parkade, Calgary, AB
Parkades of Today
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Mount Royal University Parkade – Floor Plan
Parkades of Today
� Current Trends
� Alternatives uses above garage
� Alternatives uses within garage
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Rockyview Hospital, Calgary, AB Keynote, Calgary, AB
Parkades of Today
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Eighth Avenue Place, Calgary, AB Keynote, Calgary, AB
Parkades of Today
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Parkades of Today
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Westbrook Station, Calgary, AB
Parkades of Today
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Westbrook Station, Calgary, AB
Foreseeable Future
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Parkade Design of the Future
� Foreseeable Future:
� Reducing demands for stand-alone parkades
� Changing demands – automated vehicles, etc.
� Reducing demands – alternative uses
� Changes in lifestyles (Live/Work/Play Developments)
� Multi-modal transit and TOD’s
� Parkade structures have limitations
� Loss on investments
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Unforeseeable Future
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Parkade Design of the Future
� Unforeseeable Future:
� Changes in vehicle sizes
� Changes in demand
� Economic conditions
� Government policy
� Building code requirements
� Rate of changes
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Foreseeable and Unforeseeable Future
� How far are we prepared to go to be adaptable?
� What do we want this building to become?
� Flexibility
� Alternative uses� Built in
� Future refurbishment
� Sustainability
� Investment
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The Tricorn Centre
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The Tricorn Centre
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The Tricorn Centre
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The Tricorn Centre
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What is the Vision for the Future?
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Future ParkadesConcept Design
� The Site
� Above Grade/Below Grade
� Sustainability
� Reduce/Re-use/Recycle
� Demountable/Relocatable Structures
� Materials� Concrete (Cast In Place)
� Concrete (Precast)
� Structural Steel
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Parkade Design - Decks
� Circulation Routes
� Slopes
� Traffic flow
� Drainage
� Ramps
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Parkade Design - Decks
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Parkade Design - Decks
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Future ParkadesConcept Design
� Exits
� Stairs
� Elevators
� Service shafts
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Future Building Code Changes
� General
� Structural, mechanical and electrical
� Fire
Future ParkadesConcept Design
� Architectural Features
� Cladding
� Insulation
� Finishes
� Partition walls
� Mechanical Systems
� Risers
� Horizontal distribution routes
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Future ParkadesConcept Design
� Load Capacity
� Parking only
� Office
� Retail
� Residential
� Congregation uses (markets, entertainment, etc.)
� Farming
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Future ParkadesConcept Design
� Geometry
� Column spacings
� Floor to floor heights
� Office headroom
� Raised floors
� Ceilings
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Future ParkadesConcept Design
� Floor to floor height comparison
Parkade Office
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1111 Lincoln Road, Miami
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Successful Parkade Design
� Vision
� What does this building need to do?
� Careful planning
� Investment
� Creative design time
� Capital
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Rideau Red Garage, Toronto, ON
Successful Parkade Design
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