The HQ PACAF Building 1102 Repair project is a multi-phased project to be completed over several years. The primary goal of the project is to completely repair this existing 3-story, 14-wing, 550,000sf historic structure to provide a code compliant and efficient modern office facility to house the Pacific Air Forces and serve their ever changing mission.

The overall building design seeks to achieve the following:

• Comply with life safety codes
• Comply with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) Accessibility Guidelines
• Modernize deteriorating infrastructure and utilities such as ventilation and air conditioning, plumbing, electrical and communication systems
• Implement energy efficiency and water conservation measures and other LEED® measures towards a goal being LEED® Silver certifiable
• Preserve and restore historical defining features as directed in the Historical Programmatic Agreement (PA) and Preservation Design Plan
• Maximize building efficiency and flexibility via implementation of prototype wing/floor configurations and utilization of demountable partitions and centralized utility cores
• Standardize and centralize infrastructure systems to simplify wing/floor repairs and provide for greater efficiency and ease of future maintenance
• Improve building circulation pathways and way finding systems.

The repairs will upgrade life safety; correct ADA deficiencies; replace deteriorated backbone infrastructure (mechanical, electrical, plumbing, communications, security etc); improve energy and water use efficiency; construct new office interior space with new partition walls, doors, windows, ceiling and floor finishes; provide new MEP, life safety, security and communications systems and restore historically significant areas within the Phase 3 scope of work.