guide to help them navigate through sometimes complex building floor plans. Room numbering systems in a medical center play a primary role in the function and operations of a facility.
Figure 26 – Module 10: Operations & Training/ S3 – Floor Plan 23 Figure 27 – Module 10: Operations & Training/ S3 – Reflected Ceiling Plan 23 Figure 28 – Building Example Floor Plan 1 24 Figure 29 – Building Example Floor Plan 2 25 Figure 30 – File Directory Structure Example 26 REFERENCES Security Forces Facilities Design Guide
Figure 3-L Logistics Management Element Concept Floor Plan 20 Figure 3-M Main CE Building Concept Floor Plan 21 Figure 3-N Readiness Flight Concept Floor Plan 22 ... Locate handicapped parking near building entries. Parking requirements will depend on the size of the squadron. Parking for all privately owned vehicles should
D.Parking Areas Parking areas should be adjacent to chapel facilities, but not in front of the buildings. Provide well-lighted parking areas with adequate spaces for peak attendance events. Locate handicap parking spaces near building entrances. Include designated spaces for employees and distinguished visitors. E. Entries and Entry Paths
“super module” and demonstrates a standard/ approved building floor plan and must be used in total. Plan variation other than rotating, flipping, or reversing to fit the actual site must be coordinated with/approved by HQ AFCEC.
Installation Development Plan (IDP) and Area Development Plan (ADP) for facility siting. Several factors determine the most appropriate and cost-effective location for a facility.
the concept site plan, signs, landscaping, parking areas, entries, and entry paths. The architectural compatibility guide for each base will help in the design of these elements. The CLS facility should be easily identifiable. Locate this facility either within walking distance of the individual flying squadron facilities or so that it is ...
Illustrative Design Information contains examples of floor plans that show how the guide's design principles and Dynamic Prototypes can be applied to a particular project.
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PARKING General Requirements Provide functional, landscaped parking lots which reduce the visual impact of parked cars. Consider traffic flows for parking location and entry/exit points. use buildings and landscaping to screen parking areas from view. Provide sidewalks and curbs anc gutters around parking areas.