Food & Beverage Building – Christchurch Airport
The CIAL Food & Beverage building is comprised of 3 tenancies in the one building. Each tenancy had a toilet facility within the corner of the building with hot water cylinders above each toilet structure. The building is a constructed on a base cut with concrete footings to perimeter and internal partition line. The tilt panel to perimeter had a chevron timber finish and was erected to dead men. The structural steel posts and steel purlins where then fixed into place and to panels. The subbase and inground services were completed for the concrete slab to be completed to panels.
The internal of the tenancies was base build fire power lighting ready for tenant fit out. Internal linings where gib wall with ply ceiling linings to the underside of the steel purlins. Internal partition walls where fire walls up under the steel structure with deflections heads fitted.
Tenancy 1 was the only unit with a finished floor which was polished concrete as the client requested this late in the build in line with a signed tenant request.
Aluminium double glazed shop front joinery was installed into tilt panel opening and 3 fire egress doors from rear of all 3 tenancies to the BOH services corridor, that had a steel privacy screen with external opening facing out to the back road.
The soffits and infill cladding where a combination of Easylap panel and Ply groove claddings on steel top hat batten systems over rab board.
Tenancy 3 had a large skylight fitting into the soffit over the external courtyard area with a timber batten screen fence. Tenancy 1 had large sliding doors to a courtyard with the same timber batten screen fence.