Paul Roberts Senior Thesis 2010 Construction Management.

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Paul Roberts Senior Thesis 2010 Construction Management

Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management Presentation Agenda

Paul Roberts Construction Management Location: Middleburg, Virginia. 340 acres Size: 230,000 square feet Future Use: Hotel, spa, equestrian center Dates of Construction: Spring 2007 – Spring 2012 Building Cost: $93 million Project Delivery Method: Design Bid Build with GMP Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Project Team Owner - Salamander Hospitality Architect - Architecture Inc. Design Architect - Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo Interior Designer - Forrest Perkins Structural Engineer - Rathgeber/Goss Associates MEP Engineer - RG Vangerweil Engineers Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management Design -168 guest rooms - Spa, restaurant, and ballrooms - Stone and stucco façade - Extensive landscaping Structural System - Concrete and structural steel - Composite metal decking - Post-tensioned concrete beams Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Project Overview LEED Features -EcoSlate roofing - Low emitting paints, carpets, and window treatments - Conserve 250 of the 340 acres Electrical System - From utility, main 3200A 480/277V – 3 phase 4W switchboard - Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) for main building - Indoor emergency diesel generator (650kW 480/277 – 3 phase 4W)

1: Schedule Deceleration 2: Guest Room Lighting Redesign 3: Water Management Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Introduction Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Original Schedule Completion Date: Spring 2011 Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Schedule Deceleration Lodge Spa Main Building Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Revised Schedule Completion Date: Spring 2012 Problems with Deceleration - Renegotiate subcontractors contracts - Lost revenue - Additional general conditions - Public image Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Schedule Deceleration Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Possible Alternatives - Complete project on schedule - Stop construction of project for 12 months Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Schedule Deceleration Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Important Dates Complete Shell and Core Start Finish Work Complete Finish Work Lodge9/24/200910/29/201011/16/2011 Spa9/1/200912/27/201011/10/2011 Main Building12/18/200910/19/201011/30/ Allocation of activities - 10-month break -December 21, 2009 to October 18, 2010 Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Schedule Deceleration Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

General Conditions - Field personnel - General Expenses - Temporary Security - Temporary Utilities - 10% power - 20% lighting - 10% heating Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Schedule Deceleration Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

General Conditions Savings DescriptionCost Field Personnel $ 423, General Expenses $ 24, Temporary Utilities $ 47, Sub-Total $ 495, Location Factor0.982 Total $ 486, Overall Savings General Conditions Savings $ 486, Temporary Security Cost $ 234, Total Savings $ 252, Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Schedule Deceleration Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Analysis 2: Guest Room Lighting Redesign Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Introduction Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Current System - Halogen downlights, ceiling/wall fixtures - 2,500 hour average rated life - 45 to 50 W per lamp - $5.50 to $7.95 per lamp 168 guest rooms King/Queen rooms - 17 Suites Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Proposed System - LED lamps - 50,000 hour average rated life - 6 to 9 Watts per lamp - $70 to $90 per lamp - Lighting control system - Unoccupied 10 am – 4 pm - Occupied 7 hours kW for 151 Rooms kW for 17 Suites VA per room in King/Queen and Suites Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Current Energy Use (Halogen) Lamp Quantity of Lamps Watts /Lamp Total Watts Total kW Unoccupied 10AM - 4PM Occupied 7 hrs. kWh /day $ /kWh $ /day $/year Par20 Halogen Par16 Halogen Proposed Energy Use (LED) Lamp Quantity of Lamps Watts /Lamp Total Watts Total kW Unoccupied 10AM - 4PM Occupied 7 hrs. kWh /day $ /kW h $ /da y $/year Par20 LED Par16 LED Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Current Energy Use (Halogen) Lamp Quantity of Lamps Watts /Lamp Total Watts Total kW Unoccupied 10AM - 4PM Occupied 7 hrs. kWh /day $ /kWh $ /day $/year Par20 Halogen Par16 Halogen Proposed Energy Use (LED) Lamp Quantity of Lamps Watts /Lamp Total Watts Total kW Unoccupied 10AM - 4PM Occupied 7 hrs. kWh /day $ /kW h $ /da y $/year Par20 LED Par16 LED Existing kWh/dayExisting $/year $ 60, Proposed kWh/dayProposed $/year $ 5, Energy Cost Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Replacement Cost Room Type $/Lamp + Install* $/Year/LampLamps/RoomRooms$/Year Total Typ. King/Queen $ 7.50 $ $ 17, Typ. King/Queen $ 9.95 $ $ 22, Typ. Suite $ 7.50 $ $ 1, Typ. Suite $ 9.95 $ $ 2, Total Cost/year $ 44, Halogen Replacement Cost Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Lamp TypeLamps /RoomRoomsLamps$/Lamp + InstallCost ($) Par20 LED $ $ 123, Par16 LED $ $ 96, Total Lamp Cost $ 220, LED Initial Investment Key Card System, $100/Room $ 16, Total Initial Investment $ 237, Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Operating Costs Operating Costs/year Initial InvestmentReplacement Cost^Energy cost Existing0*$44,513.41$60, Proposed$237, $5, *Included in annual replacement cost ^per year for 17 years Payback Period (yrs) 2.37 Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Lighting Redesign Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Introduction Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Goals Increase use of native plants Utilize rainwater collection for irrigation Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Collectable rainwater (gal) =.5 x rainfall (in) x area (sq. ft.) AreaSquare FootageNeeded (gal/wk)Natural (gal/wk)Difference (gal/wk) 128,00016,80013,1603, ,8257,7006,0301, ,10010,2608,0402,223 Gallons/week =.6 x area (sq. ft.) Assume.75 in/week natural rainfall Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Area 1: (4) 1200 gallon tanks Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Area 1: (4) 1200 gallon tanks Area 2: (2) 1200 gallon tanks Area 3: (2) 1700 gallon tanks Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Cost Analysis Tank SizeQuantityPrice/eachCost 1200 Gallons6 $ 2, $ 17, Gallons2 $ 3, $ 7, Total $ 24, EquipmentPrice ($) Pump, Goulds 3656/Motor 3600 RPM kVa Transformer320 Variable Frequency Drive, ACS Exhasut Fan, 1320 CFM80 Pressure Transducer150 GB6 Electronic Controller, Tekleen1000 Backwash Filter300 Total6250 Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Cost Analysis Tank SizeQuantityPrice/eachCost 1200 Gallons6 $ 2, $ 17, Gallons2 $ 3, $ 7, Total $ 24, EquipmentPrice ($) Pump, Goulds 3656/Motor 3600 RPM kVa Transformer320 Variable Frequency Drive, ACS Exhasut Fan, 1320 CFM80 Pressure Transducer150 GB6 Electronic Controller, Tekleen1000 Backwash Filter300 Total6250 Additional Cost $ 18, Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Water Management Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Over $250,000 in savings Analysis 2: Guest Room Lighting Redesign Payback period: 2.37 years Annual savings: over $100,000 Analysis 3: Water Management $18,000 savings Increased sustainability Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Conclusion Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Acknowledgements Penn State AE Faculty Turner Construction Salamander Hospitality Industry members at PACE 2009 Fellow AE students Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management

Presentation Agenda Paul Roberts Construction Management Questions? Project Overview Introduction of Analyses Analysis 1: Schedule Deceleration Analysis 2: Lighting Redesign Conclusions Questions? Analysis 3: Water Management