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ECCLES BUILDING AND FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD-EAST BUILDING renovation and expansion  \nNational capital Planning commission-FINAL review  \nMAY 28, 2021  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n1. PROJECT NARRATIVE 5  \n1.1 Project Summary 7  \n1.2 Project Objectives 7  \n1.3 Agency Description 7  \n1.4 NCPC Plans and Policies 7  \n1.5 Area Description 9  \n1.6 Building Area and Site Coverage 9  \n1.7 Description of Proposed Development and Alterna  \ntives 10  \n1.8 Project Schedule 11  \n1.9 Funding 11  \n2. OUTREACH AND COORDINATION 13  \n2.1 Additional Agency Review 15  \n3. DETAILED PROJECT INFORMATION  \nAND DRAWINGS 17  \n3.1 Existing Conditions 19  \n3.2 Site Context-Photos 20  \n3.3 Description of Buildings 26  \n3.4 Proposed 26  \n3.5 Responses to NCPC Comments Received at Previ  \nous Review 28  \n3.6 Eccles Building 30  \n3.7 FRB-East Building 40  \n3.8 Below Grade & Parking 50  \n3.9 Plans 54  \n3.10 Sections 64  \n3.11 Elevations 70  \n3.12 Landscape 83  \n3.13 Wayfinding 136  \n3.14 Exterior Lighting 146  \n4. ENVIRONMENTAL AND HISTORICAL  \nCONSIDERATIONS 153  \n4.1 Historic Preservation Documentation 155  \n4.2 Historic Preservation Goals 155  \n4.3 Area of Potential Effect 155  \n4.4 Historic Properties Located Within the APE 157  \n4.5 Assessment of Effects 157  \n4.6 Environmental Documentation 157  \n4.7 Natural Resources 158  \n4.8 Energy and Sustainability 158  \n4.9 Flood Plains and Stormwater Management 158  \n4.10 Public Realm and Viewsheds 161  \n2  \nFINAL REVIEW FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD | FORTUS  \nMARRINER S. ECCLES BUILDING AND FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD-EAST BUILDING | NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION FINAL REVIEW  \n3  \nFINAL REVIEW  \n1  \nPROJECT NARRATIVE  \n6  FINAL REVIEW FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD | FORTUS  \n1. PROJECT OVERVIEW  \n1.1 Project Summary  \nThe Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Board) proposes to renovate and expand the Marriner S. Eccles Building (Eccles Building) at 2051 Constitution Avenue NW and to renovate and construct an addition on the Federal Reserve Board-East Building (FRB-East Building) at 1951 Constitution Avenue NW.  \nThe Eccles building was constructed between 1935 and 1937 as the headquarters of the Board. While there have been periodic modifications and renovations to the building over its 80-year history, many of the building systems are at the end of their useful life, and the building no longer fully serves the Board’s needs.  \nThe FRB-East Building was constructed between 1931 and 1933 for the US Public Health Service. The building has not undergone a comprehensive modernization in decades and does not effectively serve the Board’s needs in its current condition and configuration.  \nA comprehensive renovation and expansion of these buildings is needed to address a critical backlog of upgrades, to respond to changes in building codes and regulatory requirements, and to meet requirements for information technology, building security, environmental sustainability, and energy efficiency. The project will also address increased utility demands, a growing building population, and technology not anticipated at the time of the  \nbuildings’ original design.  \nThe proposed project will maintain the historic character of the existing buildings and their surroundings, reflecting qualities of stability, dignity, and security that are sensitive to the Board’s civic responsibility as custodian of the central bank of the United States. It will include new state-of-the-art technology for the buildings’ entire infrastructure, security, and technology systems. The project will also improve code compliance as well as enable the Board to incorporate environmentally responsible design approaches that will help to reduce energy consumption and improve indoor environmental quality.  \nUltimately, the proposed project will provide a superior work environment to help the Board attract and retain employees, enhance productivity, and foster improvements in operating practices. A contemporary, technology-rich, and collaborative work envir","cbCaiiwcb5XgkDOT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiwcb5XgkDOT","pdf",25812469,87,"English","# 1. PROJECT NARRATIVE\n## 1.1 Project Summary\n## 1.2 Project Objectives\n## 1.3 Agency Description\n## 1.4 NCPC Plans and Policies\n## 1.5 Area Description\n## 1.6 Building Area and Site Coverage\n## 1.7 Description of Proposed Development and Alternatives\n## 1.8 Project Schedule\n## 1.9 Funding\n# 2. OUTREACH AND COORDINATION\n## 2.1 Additional Agency Review\n# 3. DETAILED PROJECT INFORMATION AND DRAWINGS\n## 3.1 Existing Conditions\n## 3.2 Site Context-Photos\n## 3.3 Description of Buildings\n## 3.4 Proposed\n## 3.5 Responses to NCPC Comments Received at Previous Review\n## 3.6 Eccles Building\n## 3.7 FRB-East Building\n## 3.8 Below Grade & Parking\n## 3.9 Plans\n## 3.10 Sections\n## 3.11 Elevations\n## 3.12 Landscape\n## 3.13 Wayfinding\n## 3.14 Exterior Lighting\n# 4. ENVIRONMENTAL AND HISTORICAL CONSIDERATIONS\n## 4.1 Historic Preservation Documentation\n## 4.2 Historic Preservation Goals\n## 4.3 Area of Potential Effect\n## 4.4 Historic Properties Located Within the APE\n## 4.5 Assessment of Effects\n## 4.6 Environmental Documentation\n## 4.7 Natural Resources\n## 4.8 Energy and Sustainability\n## 4.9 Flood Plains and Stormwater Management\n## 4.10 Public Realm and Viewsheds","[{\"question\":\"What buildings are included in the renovation and expansion proposal?\",\"answer\":\"The proposal covers renovation and expansion of the Marriner S. 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