Facilities Master Plan

Technical Vocational 2

Building Description and Use:
The Technical Vocational Building 2 of Lee College is a one story, 13,679 square foot structure constructed in 1967. The building houses five classrooms with six administrative areas. This building is on a campus with 36 other buildings, sharing the same electric and gas meters. The building is used only as post-secondary (college) school.

Building and Energy Use Characteristic:
The building uses electricity for lighting, cooling, air and chilling/heating water circulation, and general equipment.

Steam, generated with natural gas at the College’s South Central Plant, is used for heating and domestic water heating. The building uses chilled water generated from electric power at the College’s South Central Plant for cooling.

Building Energy Use Indices are as Follows:

Structural Characteristics:
This facility consists of one level. No basement.

The structural system consists of reinforced concrete footings and foundation walls supporting the structure.

The floor structure is reinforced concrete slab on grade. Floor covering consists of V.A. tile, carpet, and exposed structure.

Partitions are standard for the design and occupancy for which the building was intended. They consist of clay tile and glazed tile.

Ceilings consist of paint over exposed structure.

The exterior walls are basically brick with clay tile backup. Select areas of stucco over clay tile.

The roof structure consists of concrete columns supporting precast concrete tees. Roof cover is asphalt BUR with tar flood coat. Roof was replaced during 2005 - 2006 with a completion date of 22 Mar 06. The warranty is for 20 Years with W. P. Hickman.

Adequate plumbing for facility. HVAC consists of circulating hot and chilled water supplied from boiler building. Select areas of heat only.

Adequate electric for facility.

Condition: Good

Occupancy: Technical/Vocational Shops and Classrooms.