Structural System Redesign Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions.

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Structural System Redesign Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Location: New York, NY Owner: NYC HHC Architect: RMJM Hillier Structural Engineer: Greenman-Pedersen Inc. Construction: September 2008 – Mid 2012 Cost: $160 million overall project cost Delivery: Design-Bid-Build with multiple prime contracts

75,000 sq. ft. Addition to Existing Hospital 13 Stories Steel Framed Addition Concrete Existing Structure 11’ Floor-to-Floor Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Cellular Beams for all Gravity Members Moment Frames Braced Frames Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions 3 rd Floor Framing Plan8 th Floor Framing Plan

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Design Choices - Use of Steel Framing - Removal of Column Line - Use of Moment Frames Impact - Need Cellular Beams - Heavy Lateral Members -Further Restrictions on MEP systems

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Proposal - Redesign current, steel-framed addition as a concrete structure utilizing two-way flat plate slab and shearwalls Design Goals - Maintain regularity in design Slab Column Shearwalls - Provide design freedom for other systems - Design a more cost effective structural system

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Codes - ASCE Wind Loads as per Chapter 6 - Seismic Loads using Equivalent Later Force - ACI Methodology - ETABS - RAM Concept - PCA Column - Microsoft Excel

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Gravity System -12” slab - f c ’ = 6ksi - 22’ x 24’ bay -16” columns - 20” columns Lateral System - 6 shearwalls -16” shearwalls - 20” shearwalls

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Design Loads - 26 psf Superimposed Dead Load - 80 psf Live Load Deflection Limits - L/360 Immediate Live Load Defl. - L/480 Long-term Deflection - L/240 Long-term Deflection Creep Factor = 2 20% of Live Load

Bottom Reinforcing Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Top Reinforcing Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Max. long-term Deflection: in Initial. LL Deflection: in Allowable: L/360 = 0.80 in Allowable: L/480 = 0.60 in Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Columns supporting 6 stories: 16” x 16” f c ’= 6 ksi Columns supporting 13 stories: 20” x 20” f c ’= 6 ksi Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Column G/5.8 (6 stories): 16” x 16” f c ’= 6 ksi Column F/5.8 (13 stories): 22” x 22” f c ’= 6 ksi Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Column Shift - Control Deflections - Match Floorplan Layout

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Column Shift - Control Deflections - Match Floorplan Layout - 60” deep beam - 20” width

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions - 60” deep beam - 20” width

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Design Assumptions ETABS - Diaphragms modeled as Rigid and Semi-Rigid - Shearwalls modeled as Membranes f 22 modifier for shearwalls I 3 modifier for coupling beam -Deflection: H/400 for wind 0.015h x for seismic 3.00” overall floor deflection 3.50” overall deflection at roof Building Separation. All portions of the structure shall be designed and constructed to act as an integral unit in resisting seismic forces unless separated structurally by a distance sufficient to avoid damaging contact under total deflection (δx) as determined in Section

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Seismic Forces Equivalent Lateral Force Procedure - Seismic Design Category SDC = B - Importance Factor I = Response Modification Coeff. R = 4 - Deflection Amplification Factor Cd = 4 - Base Shear V = 303 k

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Seismic Deflection ETABS Elastic Analysis - EX Overall Deflection = ” - EY Overall Deflection = ”

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Final Seismic Deflection Accidental Torsion - Force applied at 5% eccentricity - Amplification of torsion: A= (d max /(1.2*d avg )) 2 (Figure ) d max = 1.693” d avg = 1.573” Amplified Seismic Deflections - Amplification of Elastic Output  x =C d  xe /I *(T a /T) (eq ) -Maximum Overall Floor Deflection ” (EXMZ) -Maximum Overall Roof Deflection ” (EXMZ) -Maximum Story Drift (EXMZ) A x = therefore A x = 1.00 < 3.00” upper limit < 3.50” upper limit < max allowable

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Wind Forces - Basic Wind SpeedV = 100mph - Importance Factor I = Base Shear X-dirV = 382 k - Base Shear Y-dirV = 314 k

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Controlling Case - Seismic Deflection governed design - Wind Combinations produced highest forces - Provide Minimum Reinforcing: (2) #5 12” O.C. Each Way

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Existing vs. Proposed - Compared elements of structure that change - Assumed 3% O&P - Materials, Labor, and Equipment - Moment Connections not considered

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Existing vs. Proposed - Existing Foundation$ 901,050 - Proposed Foundation$ 1,281,495 - Percent Increase~ 40%

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Existing vs. Proposed

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Existing vs. Proposed - Existing Structure$ 10,329,667 - Proposed Structure$ 9,760,392 - Percent Saving~ 5% -Overall Project Cost$ 130,000,000

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Existing vs. Proposed - Existing Structure sequenced in two portions - Existing Duration6.5 Months - Proposed Structure sequenced in three portions ~ 3 weeks per floor - Proposed Duration12 Months

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Design Goal Achievement - Maintain Structural Regularity - Promote design freedom for other systems - Design a more cost-effective structure Recommendations

Existing Conditions Proposal Gravity Design Lateral Design Cost Comparison Schedule Impact Conclusions Thank You - Entire AE Faculty - Dr. Memari - Professor Holland - Professor Parfitt - AE Structural Professors Dr. Boothby Dr. Geschwindner Dr. Hanagan Dr. Lepage - Greenman- Pedersen Inc. - Friends and Family Questions?