This document summarizes the design of a new 4-story brick medical facility located in the historic district of Albany, New York. It includes details on the materials and construction methods, as well as the HVAC, lighting, and layout designs. Specifically, it discusses the HVAC system components like water-cooled chillers, boilers, air handling units, and ductwork routing and sizing. Floor plans and typical HVAC layout drawings are also included.

1. Medical Facility
Design
Presented by | Melissa Martinyak, Matthew Matuska, Xi Ban, Xichang Yang, Wancheng
Lin and Zheng Lei

2. Location | Historic District Albany, New York
Program | Medical Facility with operating Rooms +
Offices
Materials + Construction | 4 story Brick building,
Light, vented flat roof, Double-Pane Windows
Lighting | Green for operating rooms | Controls |
Sensors + Manual
HVAC | water-cooled chiller | redundancy
Intro

3. Heat Loss

4. Heat Gain

5. Lighting | Operation
Room

6. Lighting | Operation
Room
Layout

7. Lighting | Office
Layout

8. Lighting | Lobby
Layout

9. Life-cycle cost analysis

10. Ventilation Exposed areas | Infiltration

11. Equipment Selection
Cooling | Chiller

12. Equipment Selection Heating | Boiler

13. Equipment Sizing

14. AHU
Three total (2, 3, 4 Flr) | running at 66% | so one can fail without a drop in cfm

15. Ductwork
Route options
Sizing
constraints

16. Drawings | 1st Floor

17. Drawings | 2nd Floor

18. Drawings | 3rd + 4th Floor

19. Drawings | HVAC Typ Layouts