1. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E RIT GORDON FIELDHOUSE ROCHESTER, NY Sara J Schonour April 18 th, 2007 Lighting / Electrical

2. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELDHOUSE LOCATION: Rochester, NY OCCUPANCY: RIT, Sports and Recreation, Education SIZE: 160,000 Sq Ft COST: $25,000,000 DATES OF CONSTRUCTION: Nov 2001 - July 2004 ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS: Cannon Design CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: The Pike Company

3. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E USES OF THE FIELDHOUSE SPORTS AND RECREATION CONCERTS FITNESS FACILITIES LEISURE POOL COMPETITION POOL SPECIAL EVENTS SPEAKERS COMMENCEMENT

4. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E INTRODUCTION OF TOPICS LIGHTING DESIGN ELECTRICAL STUDIES CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS

5. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LIGHTING DESIGN

6. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LIGHTING DESIGN FOUR SPACES: Lobby Fitness Center Concession Area Tower 1 st Floor2 nd Floor

7. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E INTRODUCTION OF TOPICS MAIN GOALS: Efficient, Attractive Design Convey a Sense of Community Show off RIT Promote a Sense of Energy, Vitality, & Youth

8. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - INTRODUCTION SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS Multi-Story Space Large Hanging Panels Sealed Concrete Floor Off-White Painted Walls Dark Orange Furniture

9. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - DESIGN GOALS INTENTIONS: Positive First Impression Welcoming & Open Successful Transition Space Ease of Direction & Wayfinding Community/Social Gathering Space DESIGN CRITERIA: Appearance of Colors, Materials, & Surface Characteristics Facial/Object Modeling Points of Interest

10. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - SCHEMATIC

11. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - LAYOUT L1 P1 T1 P2 L2 P3

12. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - CALCULATIONS ILLUMINANCE LEVELS: Avg: 28.56fc Horiz. Illuminance POWER DENSITY: Total: 1.18 W/sf Allowable: 1.3 W/sf

13. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - RENDERINGS

14. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E LOBBY - RENDERINGS

15. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E TOWER - INTRODUCTION SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS 9’x14’ Brick Structure Diffuse Glass Panes One of the Highest “Sights” on Campus

16. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E TOWER - DESIGN GOALS INTENTIONS: Focus on Night Lighting Highlight as a “Beacon” for a Signature Building Communicate with the Campus & Community Bold & Beautiful Design to Attract Attention & Showcase RIT Hide Luminaires from Sight DESIGN CRITERIA: Appearance of Colors, Materials, & Surface Characteristics Object Modeling Light Distribution on Surfaces Avoid Reflected Glare / Shadows

17. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E TOWER - SCHEMATIC

18. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E TOWER - LAYOUT L4

19. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E TOWER - RENDERINGS

20. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONCLUSION: Achievement of Main Goals: Efficient, Attractive Design Convey a Sense of Community Show off RIT Promote a Sense of Energy, Vitality, & Youth LIGHTING DESIGN

21. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E ELECTRICAL STUDIES

22. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E ELECTRICAL DESIGN & ANALYSES ALUMINUM v. COPPER STUDY HIGH EFFICIENCY TRANSFORMER ANALYSIS

23. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E Al v. Cu STUDY QUERY: Would Aluminum Feeders be more cost efficient than the existing Copper Feeders? 1. Determine lengths of feeders 2. Determine number of conductors 3. Cost analysis for each type of material

24. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E Al v. Cu STUDY COST ANAYLSIS

25. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E Al v. Cu STUDY Lower Initial Cost Lighter (Can span greater distances, Costs less to transport) Larger in X-sectional Area (Will require larger conduit) Higher Coefficient of Expansion (Can create hazardous situations) Oxidizes Less Durable Weaker in Tension & Shear Less Workable CONSPROS

26. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONCLUSION: Copper has a less expensive life cycle when primary price, installing, maintenance, repairs and replacement are all taken into consideration. Al v. Cu STUDY

27. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E HIGH EFFICIENCY TRANSFORMER ANALYSIS QUERY: Would implementing High Efficiency Transformers be a benefit?

28. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E HIGH EFFICIENCY TRANSFORMER ANALYSIS

29. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E HIGH EFFICIENCY TRANSFORMER ANALYSIS

30. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E HIGH EFFICIENCY TRANSFORMER ANALYSIS

31. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONCLUSION: Not only would High Efficiency Transformers save over $22,000 a year, but the payback period would be less than six months. They would definitely be a benefit. HIGH EFFICIENCY TRANSFORMERS ANALYSIS

32. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT BREADTH WORK

33. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CM BREADTH WORK ISSUES THAT COULD HAMPER or HELP PROJECT DELIVERY: Coordination of Drawings Documentation of Information Back-up Plans

34. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CM BREADTH WORK COORDINATION OF DRAWINGS: Problem: Ceiling plenum design overlap not caught till late stages of design development Solution: Regular team meetings with Pin-Ups Open information sharing forums / sessions Update progress in Real Time

35. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CM BREADTH WORK DOCUMENTATION OF INFORMATION: Problem: Disputes occur over “he said / she said” issues, the ball is dropped along the chain of execution Solution: Record meetings to avoid dispute Archive electronic communication regularly w/ date / time stamp for reference Follow-up to avoid miscommunication

36. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CM BREADTH WORK BACK-UP PLANS: Problem: Budget is no longer sufficient to implement lighting / electrical design Solution: Value Engineering Three Brand Spec Priority / Hierarchy List

37. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONCLUSION: Communication, Organization and Flexibility are three skills that are integral in overcoming job related issues. Implementation of these tools can help avoid setbacks or make them more manageable. CM BREADTH WORK

38. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONCLUSION

39. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E CONCLUSION Achievement of Lighting Design Goals Recommend to Retain Copper Wiring, Do Not Switch to Aluminum Suggest to Utilize High Efficiency Transformers Determined it Necessary to Practice Communication, Organization, & Flexibility in all aspects of Professional Work

40. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Peter McClive & Steve Galley from Cannon Design Chic Bruno and Dave Harris from RIT Facilities My classmates for all of their help and commiseration My family for their everlasting encouragement My advisors, Mr. Ted Dannerth & Dr. Rick Mistrick & the rest of the AE faculty and staff Coffee Victoria’s Secret for all the support THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!

41. April 18 th, 2007Senior Thesis Presentation Sara J Schonour – L/E QUESTIONS / COMMENTS?