UFC 4-721-10
31 July 2002
Janitorial. Janitorial includes vacuum cleaner storage and janitor's
sink and faucet. Finish floor, base, and wall at the mop receptor to
resist water. Slip resistant quarry tile or ceramic tiles are examples
of acceptable finishes. Provide a motion-activated light.
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NON-PRIORITY AREAS: The following areas are non-priority and
may be added to the design only after required spaces and priority spaces have
been incorporated.
Lobby, Vestibule, and Reception. Locate the lobby and its
vestibule for easy identification by arriving residents. Include a
seating area for visitors and guests waiting for transportation.
Locate the seating area for clear view of arriving automobiles and
of the Reception Desk. At the Reception Desk, provide area for
enclosed space or counter/workspace. Locate the counter for
visual control of the lobby and other central common spaces.
Arrange the counter for check-in by several persons at once with
electronic cash register and computer, key control, and forms
storage. Light counter surfaces for writing, mount duplex outlets
above work surface, and provide computer and telephone cables
and connections. Choose and arrange lighting fixtures to organize
and identify the space. Finish the lobby and entrance with
attractive, durable, and easily cleaned materials.
Offices/Administration Area. Design the administrative area to
provide the staff with a secure, efficient, and comfortable
environment from which to manage the building.
Bulk Storage room
Public Toilet
Public Telephones. Provide public pay telephone services in lobby
and multi-purpose areas. Provide at least one station with Digital
Services Network (DSN) access. Provide a telephone service
cubicle on at least three sides and provide a writing surface and a
fixed seat. Provide at least one telephone station accessible to
handicapped or disabled persons.
If additional space is available in the 1+1E configured building after
the Required Common, Priority, and non-Priority Spaces have been
accommodated, apportion the remaining area and incorporate to
add space to each module.
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