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December 15, LW L9l+3 boffe a L5 Bevlsed t&arch 15, i a'1 CRITIOAI, IIAIEBIAI, TISTS I FCR FPHA STANDARD BIITIDIT{G EIEIIEI-ES I As Apgroved by ITPB o a '\ ' -i -.) ,,,., i'l- ! -' ' ,1 -r t ., ,, .! ,1 "'D€dcrftI o hrbLlc Hor:sLng -National Houslng Agency i l. ti" { i, I T a 3 o il l;l,/:' !1 r'l ll r ' I' I}TDEX CF' STA}Dq:"D PL{\ TY}ES & PBI"ICIPAL VAP.TATIONS Revised llarch, l9l3 T 11$ , B1dg. rype No. na Element Parsons Ileat Constructlon SE'RIES $D-1. FRAI']E DOBI1ITCTRIES 1 Tfing 1S-STI )6 }T'IA f'rame 2 rling IS-DF. v6 _lt .,}! Frame 3 Wl.ng 2S-SR 6/+ !"'-A Erame 5 ifing 2S-DR 6L I*IA Frane 9 Senrice I]nit 2S-NB-2V'I i-28 tllom. fl;A Frame L0 Serv'ice Unit IS-lilB-A.I 72 1"'lom. !":44 Frame 19 0-Bedroom Unit 1rard 1y I rd Frame fl il 2A I-Bedroom UnJ.t il It 2l 2-Bedroom Unit fi lt il n ,, 3-Bedroon Unlt n lr tl lt il 33 O-Bedroom Uni-t n il ll 34 l-Bedroon Unlt fl n n It ll It tl n 35 2-Beclroon Urdt % lBedroom ljnlt t, fl il ll fl 37 L05t BuiLding Varies Group Ftr''lA tt ll il ll 39 70r Buildlng 4,t 17Ot Bullding fl il FlflT n fl il tt fl lt-lr 90t Euildlng SRIES TDU-?. IEI/IPOFARY FAiilIIIX 47 0-Bedroom Unit 1 Famlly I nd. a h{as oru:r It t+t),o l-Bedroon Unit t, It n l+9 2-Bedroorr Unit ll n il I 50 3-Bedroom Unlt It lt n lt SERI0S TIA-1. poSLIEtrCmY A?ARUEIE:S 5t Tling J-5 Apartnents 32 I1.TA Std. Frane - il ll 52 nllll ,t FiTIf il il 55 Service Unjt - 32 Apartments (Z-'ring) 61" !tI,':A il r 56 ll It il (z-ur1g1 tt F}iTI 38e9 -1- National Housing Agency Index of Variations 'Federal Publte Houslqg Authority ?.evl-sed N,arch, l9l+3 INDE( CtF V}.BIATION IETIITRS poryITQRIES. pmMiToBy AFA.qTrB.rrT$ &lp EAlirIJ priEJ&IIp U]'ETS The varlation letters employed. throughout this Gritical Uaterial l,rst indlcate the folloning: G&guP I: Variation X-L: Vlood frame sal1s and wood frame fIoor. constnuctlon Varia.tlon X-2: Tlood frane vralls and concrete floor slab on grourd VarLation X-3: hiasorury exterj.or wal1s and wood frarire floor constrrrction Variation X-/r: L{asonrXr waLle, and. pa::titions - concrete floor slab on ground cn^I8 rI: - s_rl9.eJltpJ_ vrStI_c jilHn jr+tJt' n Variati.on A: Coal S,..nce ileal;i-ng l-r-5 degrees deslgn temperatrrre; Coal fater Heat;i-ng Variatlon C: Coal S6race ileating 0 degrees clesign temperature; Coal Tfater ileatlng VarJ.atlon Dr Coal SSnce lleati.ng 2C degrees design temperatr:re; Coal ','rhter HeatEng Variatlon E: O11 $pace Heating *15 degrees design temperature; Oil Water Eeatlng Varlatlon G: Oil Space Seat!-ng 0 degrees destgn tenperature; O11 "vTater HeatLng Varlatton H: 0{.1 Space }Ieattng -20 d.egrees deslgn tenperatrrel OtL Water HeatJ.ng Variation I: Gas Space Heatlng 115 degrees Cesign temperature; Ga.s lrlater Heatlng Variation't: Cras Space }ieatLng 0 degrees deslgn temperature; C.aS Fater Heatlng VariatLon &1: Gas Slxce Heating -20 degrees destgn temperature; Cras Water lleatlng GR0-IP IIar , .80.0KI][&E01.[PIIEIIT - I}I c0J.I}EcrIg.lrl.rTTE-G&9I1P 9FE]3A1$D PIASST VarLatlon R: Gas Farge Variatlon Tl Oil Hange GRoUP III: -SISCE &-DoivE$Ll.c.TIATER.IE$IJiIG & -clt-oKlllc.EOm}l0sIU. IrELvp.UA& VarlatLon N: Coal Range, Storage lbnks Variation 0: Coal Hange, Storage Ta.nk, Chimney l{eater Variation P: Coal Fange, Storage Tank, Coal Space lleater Variation B: Gas Eange, Gas iTater lieater, CoaJ- Slnce Heater Varj-atlon S: C'as Range, Gas 'r'Jater Heater, Gas Space lieater Variatlon T: Oi1 Range, 0i1 l"oater lleater, Oi1 Space Heater ?Pf COIT/IPLEIE ITCF-KII{G ]JST FCIF. PACII PROJNCT SHAI,I II.GLIiDE ALt CF' TM UNhiAR]CED IIE]'/{S A?']D APPIJCABIE V&RTATION I15},{S AS SEIECED. Sheet I of 2 -'2- Varl.atLon Irxlex Index of Variations Rev. liarch 19L3 PCSSItsTE COI,tsIifATTO}{S OF VARIA?TONS FOR }MATI}{G A].ID COOKIIIG Dormitories and A A Dormitory Apartnents c D D E E tJ G H E I r t t u u fa:nily Durelling Units, A A R Group-operated heating c R D D R E E 3 I t,' LI T tl T{ IT r I I R L I R L{ IT R Family Dwelling [Inits, -f N N Individually-ope r at ed 0 0 o heatirrg P P P B B R q a s ? T T -)rspacc hea'Ling i-s p,rovidod b;r cooklng range. lheet 2 of 2 Iv'er'. ati-on TnCex -1- National Housirg Agency Variation tndex Federal Public Housing &uLhoritY Llarch l.5, L9Lt3 H'iNiff iTI:' VAP"IATION LE?TERS The variation letters em;loyed tfiroughout this Critical l,laterial List indicate the foll-ovrirg.3 GROLTP T: varlatr_on x-a: i,{boe ir',:$; -".ia:.ie and wooC frame floor construction. Varia"tion X-2 r 'i,Iood t':'eme "nails ancl concrete floor slab on ground. Variation X*3 I il/iasorrr;,. exteliar walls and yrood frame floor constraction. Variation X-i+; rlascru I' ry;.'1.1r., anrl partitions, concrete floor slab on grounrl. GR0llP If - SPACE AIW iiul,ffiif i'l vlqill*i 11EA,TINC 1,1'aUIH'{ENT, GR0UP OPtrlATED: Variation A: ,-;..,,.,_.'1: fJ-) cie5;ree desrgn ter,rperature, :,p., -.;,*-. - -)a; ,i. ! 't1 'J-; a^,.i va.rlataon u: U Ucr-! $pace ii,ta51-*n 0 degree Ce s:-gp t o:apere.tur e, '"flaie:: -i,:,., li nc Coal r., ., , L,..r1., Variati-on D: .:.i',:,;,.:, :inil -2[i design ternperature, --"r:.,'t'i-n,: , t)<7 L ._ \-,i r-:r1 r _-.j i i: : j:]nac* l-:. : ry l] ,- variaf,r-on _il: " Cesig-n temperaturel i-'.r -:.!; .:- -y i.| , i !]* U-.1- ,'F,i;i;i:- '.]' ^l: r "l Variation G: /-\ J.:ace ,:i:i,.;:-:r.': C iiegree desig:r temperatirre, cii- Wat,er liei:.;ing Vartation H: oil $;ece ,-rl.ear.i-ng -20 ciegree design temperature, fi:ier iieatJ-n.g -:^ Variatj-on i: u+i ^ Gas var].alicrl i-: ij&; 5j: rinii,* :.!:..;.-j.? i iegree design temperatufe, ia: Illa. Ler' i, e;ii;-i-r:g Variation 1I: *as Si:ace liear";i*.g -Zil degree clesign tenperature, -:' j: .i..1::j;' :' r .,-.. C01,fL$18 ljir,-T-K.l.1!G .i,IST I'l::, EACit FROJECT SI{ALL It.rcUiDE .[LL 0I,' 1T1? I[i{i,'}*p"i{nf} i?ili,:S AiI} APPtr,ICABLE YA:fATIOl'i ITE},ts &S SEI,ECTED. -r- National llousing Agency List }tro. I Federal Publio Eouslng Authorlty Sheet I of 1 Rev. I'Jaroh, L945 CRITTCAL }{ATERI.A.L LIST FOR FPEA STAI,IDIRD BUIIDTNG ELEIE0NIS Serieer 1D-1, Dornitories Building E1 ement: IS-SR (1 wing) No. Per : 56 Eoating Systeml Forced warn ali T]rye Constructionr T-EEfIJTi:ame - ooacreffin earth or wood fra:ne floor -IYPB Approved List- a Critical L{atorial Dim TotaJ. ompos on FEI. iTIi\IG or Vtlts. Lbs IIo a Lbs 200 STRUCTIiRE 240 insect screen Lf . 470 .61 Steel 49, zj.nc 12 280 Glazing points 4 Zinc 4 290 Builders liardware Fire door IIO o I Doors - outside IIO o 2 Doors - inside IIO o 56 Tlindows ih rooms nOo 72 Stop draft doors DOo I Door closers l1O. 2 Fire exit bolts IIO o 2 Total. huilders hardware 216 Stee1 261, Brass 14 Rough hardware ifails, scre'ws, etc. x-1 PIain 1062 Steel 1062 x-l Ga1v. 90 Steel 85, zinc 5 x-2 Plaln 900 Steel 900 x-2 Ga1v. 75 Steel 71, sinc 4 500 ELEC?RICAI - 1 phase, 3 u:ire Fire Alarm System (wiring & equiprnent ) I3 Steel 7, copper 6 320 Panelboards - No. circuits 6 noo 1 14 Steel 12, Cu 2 3"^ Nonnetallic cable (equiv. 1.f. single wire) 7t+ wire If. 1.760 d4.o Copper 22.6 340 Ortlet boxes (nonmetallic ) rroo 52 350 Sw"itches noo 3 0.6 Steel 0.3, Cu 0.3 Reoeptacles nor 2 0.4 Stoel 0.2, Cu 0.2 560 Straps lr{ise. 4.3 Steel 4.5 370 Solder L.o 580 Fixtures no. 47 20.0 Steel 14.1, Cu 5.9 5 CO IIEA?ING 530 Ducts (norunetaI11c) ]'letal for connection, da:nners, hangers, etc. 1BE Steel 188 R6gisters E: grilles B x 4 nor 56 72 Steel 72 = List ifo. 1 Sheet 1 of l -l+- $atiorral Housing Ageney LLst l[o. 2 Federal Pub1ic Housing Authority Sheet I of 1 Rev. Mareh, 191+3 GRITICAL I{/[TERrar. T,IST FOR FP}Lq, STAI{DARD BUII.DI}IG S,T,I.IE}ITS Series: IID-I, Dorrnitories Bullding Elenent: IS-DR (1 wine) llc. Persons Served: 3b No. Rooms :18 He Q-re* em! forced warm air type Cbnstr-r"lctiont eoncrete l'].oor on earth or wood Irame^- l-l-00r .IVPB Approred List- var. urj-tj.caJ. MateriaJ. ItiJ[. TOTAI List PM ITNG or I{ts. Lbs. No. No Lbs. 200 SIRUCTURE 2l+O Insect screefr sf,, 3h7 b5 Steef l+1, zinc h 280 Glazing points 3 Zlne 3 290 Bullders hardvrare Fire door 110.
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