8g. Presentation
WTCW Roof Replacement Project
Item No.: 8g_Supp Meeting Date: March 22, 2022 World Trade Center West (WTCW) Roof Replacement Rod Jackson, Capital Project Manager Susie Archuleta, Real Estate Manager Action Requested Construction Request Authorization: $1,815,000 Estimated Total Project Cost: $2,115,000 2 PIER 69 PIER 66 PROJECT LOCATION World Trade Center West and Vicinity Background 69,507 sf 4 story multi-tenant office building. Ballasted 17,000sf Roof system at the end of service life Tenants: World Trade Center Club, Caf Opla, Columbia Hospitality, World Affairs Council and Others 4 Approach A Sustainable Evaluation Framework was used Balanced Cost with Increased Energy Efficiency Installation of a Green Roof Technology Overlay existing waterproof membrane, add insulation, and reuse of the existing Gravel Ballast 5 WTCW Roof Photos of Existing Gravel Ballast and Membrane 6 Sustainable Design Strategies Considered In-kind System Solar Inspect insulation and replace Overlay with new membrane existing membrane Install solar Overlay with new membrane NOT CARRIED FORWARD Glare Green Roof Poor Positioning Roof Structural Capacity Constraints Overlay with new membrane Install green roof technology PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE 7 Green Roof Design Benefits Innovative / Pilot Project Heat Island Reduction Carbon Sequestration Stormwater Retention Runoff Temperature Reduction Pollinator Habitat Rooftop Insulation Aesthetics WTCW Roof Top Schematic of Gravel Ballast with a Partial Green Roof Technology 8 Green Roof Details WTCW Roof Top Schematic of Gravel Ballast with a Partial Green Roof Technology 9 Contracting Method and Schedule December 2021: Design Authorization December 2021 ~ March 2022: Design March 22, 2022: Commission Authorization for Construction Funding Q2 2022 : Advertise, Award, and Execute Construction Contract Q3/Q4 2022 : Construction Q1/2023: In-use date 10 Questions? 11
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