Pacific Project

General Description

The year is 2010. The Pacific View University is one of the major research universities in the States. The University decided to build a new classroom and lab facility on their campus. The facility should support innovative courses which take a team approach to engineering design. The facility should function as a partially independent research and education center. Since the World Wide Web (WWW) / Internet is a commodity, the University decided to place an announcement and a call for letters of intent in response to the call for bids on the WWW.

Call for Letters of Intents from AEC Teams in Response to the following Request for Bids.

To Architect, Structural Engineers, Construction Manager, MEP, and LCFM consultants: The Pacific View University plans to build on its campus a new classroom and lab facility to educate a new generation of Agile AEC Professionals.

Apprentices with an interest in landscaping in seaside areas are welcome to apply.

 

Following are some site characteristics and facility requirements:

  • Landscaping in the seaside area where the site of the future building is.
  • Radial building structure for special circulation program of buildings.
  • Design for special fire code requirements for egress.
  • Reinforced concrete structural system solution which addresses all the earthquake and wind design code requirements for the specific coastal area.
  • Management of this Pacific Rim project.
  • Planning, scheduling, cost estimating and construction of the reinforced concrete building to be built.
  • MEP experts in building with natural ventilation.
  • Cash flow and risk management of reinforced buildings.

 

Electronic documentation requirements:

  • Architectural design solutions should be presented in: ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, and 3D Walkthrough.
  • Structural design evaluation should be performed using: DRAIN 2DX and ETABS.
  • Construction management documents should use: Timberline and EXEL.
  • MEP – Radiance modeling
  • Modeling of cash flow and risk management of reinforced buildings