25501 W Valley Pky - Cedar Creek Building VI Bureau | 5 853 m²

This is a heavily wooded site adjacent to a nice park and streamway. The energy efficient building offers low E glazing, operable windows, and prairie style architecture using copper, slate, iron, and masonry stucco finishes. BUILDING # VI 25501 W. Valley Parkway, Olathe, Ks BUILDING DESCRIPTION: TYPE - 3 Story ARCHITECTURE - Prairie Style EXTERIOR - Low maintenance exterior consisting of masonry stucco, copper roofs, iron brackets, cast stone overhangs and aluminum clad windows. GLAZING - Insulated glass with a Low E film and operable windows. STRUCTURE - Steel frame. SIZE - Total Building - 62,000 gross sf Upper Level - 19,251 sf Middle Level - 19,826 sf Lower Level - 21,976 sf FLOOR LOAD - 100 lb. psf live load BAY SIZE - 30’ x 30’ CEILING HEIGHT - 9 feet LOBBY - 3 story glass atrium with Brazilian slate floors and unique cove ceiling design. RESTROOMS - One men’s and women’s per floor with Brazilian slate floors and stone vanity tops. MECHANICAL SYSTEMS: HVAC - High efficiency DX system with tenant controlled zoned V.A.V. fan box distribution. After hours and weekend operation is available. ELECTRICAL - Main System - 277-480 Volts, 3 phase, 4 wire, 1600 amps. Capacity - 14 watts per square feet (1.5 watts for lighting, 7.5 watts for HVAC and 5 watts for general purpose power). Lighting - 2x4 fluorescent, electronic ballast, T8 lamps with parabolic lens. ELEVATOR - One 2,500 lb. passenger elevator that serves all floors. MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM - State-of-the-art computerized DDC (Direct Digital Control) integrated with HVAC, fire protection, security with card access, lighting, and elevator control. Fire Protection - The building has a computerized fire detection system with 24 hour central station monitoring and is fully sprinkled. Also Olathe Fire Station #6 is located next to Cedar Creek Corporate Park at Clare Road and College Blvd. Security - Computerized door security system with card access. UTILITIES: SEWER - City of Olathe WATER - City of Olathe ELECTRICITY - KCP&L - Total underground distribution, dual power feed is available. Sub-station located only one (1) mile from Cedar Creek Corporate Park. TELEPHONE - Full fiber optic distribution system. Cedar Creek Corporate Park is a designated “Southwestern Bell Fiber Park.” CATV - 150 channel digital system with high speed internet access available through Comcast, Inc. SITE: LOCATION - Located on a 7 acre wooded site overlooking a small lake and adjacent to a 9 acre park complete with small lakes, water falls and a jogging trail. PARKING - Four (4) spaces per 1,000 square feet. Cedar Creek Development VI “Green Building” Specifications SITE Design building to site conditions to: · Minimum cut and fill · Maximum daylight · Maximum north / south exposure · Minimum damage to existing trees & vegetation Maximum green space directly around the building Landscape to be “xeriscape” · Shrubs / Trees Low water usage Native types · Turf Prairie type grasses Low water usage Low fertilization required Minimum chemicals and pesticides Minimum mowing and maintenance ENERGY Energy Efficient Thermal Sheel R-5 Slab Edge Insulation R-25 Wall Insulation R- Roof Insulation U-35 Low E Glazing Energy efficient Pella operable awning windows for natural ventilation Front air lock entry - Non-conditioned space High efficiency HVAC Individual zoned VAV System DDC control system using with off occupancy setback and maximum outside air economizing program T-8 fluorescent lighting with electronic ballast 6’ overhangs for summer sun control Minimized outside air exchange based on monitored air quality Minimize east / west glazing - Maximize north / south Light colored roofing material Motion detector / computer program for interior lighting Photocell / computer program for exterior lighting AIR QUALITY No gas HVAC / hot water Operable windows Indoor air monitored for carbon monoxide and relative humidity No fiber glass material used anywhere in HVAC distribution system BUILDING MATERIALS 30 Year Roofing materials - copper, and rubber membrane Recycled Roof Insulation - bead board Engineered Wood - glue lams Masonry stucco exterior All steel studs on 24 o.c. RECYCLING Stockpile and reuse site topsoil Rock found on the building site: Use existing rock formations (split face) for retaining walls Stack for retaining walls Use as landscape rock Crush and reuse as sub-base No wood or building material buried on site Trees and brush cleared on site and chipped for reuse as mulch Rainwater is dissipated for minimal soil erosion and maximum use land- scape absorption.