Renovation of a library in Lexington, Kentucky. Completed plans call for the renovation of a library.

This project converts former classroom 303 into a suite of six (6) offices. Renovations include new walls, new ceilings, new flooring and wall base, new LED lights, revised HVAC, new power & data outlets, and walls will be patched & painted. This project renovates rooms 308 & 310 in the Little Fine Arts Library. In room 308, one wall will be converted to a storefront wall and the entry door will be relocated. In room 310, the entry wall and entry doors will be replaced with a new glass storefront wall and new entrance doors. Carpet will be replaced in both rooms. Walls in both rooms will be patched and painted. An audio-visual projector and projector screen will be removed. New LED lights will be installed. Existing blinds will be replaced with Mechoshades. System Balancing and Certification required: A preliminary air balance of each affected/project space (hereafter referred to as the space ) is required prior to beginning of construction. TAB contractor is to perform airflow measurements of all supply diffusers and return grilles in each room. Airflow in each space shall be measured at maximum and minimum conditions. Each supply, return, and exhaust GRD shall be measured at both minimum and maximum positions and the airflow values recorded. Testing shall be performed by an independent NEBB or AABC-certified TAB contractor. The initial certified report shall be provided to the owner prior to project completion. As room airflow conditions may have changed since the original installation, rebalancing of each space required. Each new space is to maintain a negative pressure condition, either 100 CFM (minimum) or 10% airflow negative offset, whichever is greater. Provide a final, certified repeat of the initial test, with all supply diffusers and return grilles measured at both the minimum and maximum operating conditions.