JKR Need Statement Architect

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 43 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 43 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.6.7 All external overhang roofs shall be covered with approved fix ceiling system and shall be designed to integrate with the building facade. Ceiling Specification (Suspended System) 5.6.8 All ceilings unless otherwise specified shall use acoustic gypsum panels and not less than 9.5mm thick high performance of size 600mm x 600mm, 100kg/m3 density of fibreglass mineral wool insulation, powder coated aluminium T-bars, metal rod hangers fixed at not more than 1200mm intervals, clips and fixing accessories with bonded warranty with gypsum plaster ceiling border. 5.6.9 Special decorative ceiling or ceiling panels of approved materials shall be provided to areas such as main entrance lobby and adjacent areas, VIP lounges, conference/meeting room etc, and to be integrated with all other interior design requirement i.e. special lighting or M&E fittings. 5.6.10 All plaster ceiling joints shall be sealed with tape and trowelled finished gypsum plaster to manufacturer’s recommendation. The surface shall be painted to satisfy the design requirements of that space.The-finished surface shall be painted with waterbased anti bacterial/washable paint. 5.6.11 The ceiling suspension system and its fixings to the building structure shall satisfy the design requirements for strength, serviceability, stability, performance and durability in accordance with the procedures specified in `Specification For Plasterboard Ceiling System’ (JKR20101-0181-09) document by Cawangan Kejuruteraan Awam, Struktur Dan Jambatan, JKR where appropriate. 5.6.12 Design and installation of ceiling suspension system and frame shall be structurally sound with minimum maintenance. Hanger rods shall not be hooked, hanged, or fastened at any ducting or services piping inside the ceiling plenum. Ancillary services such as electrical cables and air-conditioning duct works shall not be suspended from the ceiling hangers.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 44 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 44 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.6.13 The suspended ceiling system shall be fixed to the soffit of the concrete slab above using shot fired fasteners or other type of fasteners approved by the P.D. Suspended ceiling shall be hanged using adjustable galvanized hanger rod system as recommended by the manufacturer of the proprietary system. 5.6.14 Manufacturers of suspended ceiling systems must submit calculations and shop drawings showing compliance to all design requirements certified by Professional Engineer (P.E) and the P.D. for approval prior to acceptance. 5.6.15 The contractor shall carry out in-situ Pull-Out Tests for the top fixing of ceiling hangers or rods. A minimum of 10% of the total quantity of the top fixings shall be tested at random to twice the design load. However, the design load shall not be taken as less than 3kN. 5.6.16 Adequate air plenum space above the suspended ceiling shall be provided to accommodate all service conduits, ducting and piping for maintenance access. Under no circumstances shall these services intrude into the spaces of the room beneath. 5.6.17 All ceilings for 24 hours air-conditioned rooms shall comply with the design requirement as stipulated in `JKR Guidelines on The Prevention of Mould Growth in Buildings (JKR 20500- 0003-09) by Cawangan Kejuruteraan Mekanikal, JKR. 5.6.18 Rooms with no ceiling access shall have maintenance access via adjacent room/corridor by means of catwalks. Plaster ceilings shall be designed to incorporate maintenance access. 5.6.19 All ceilings installation shall comply to the classification of fire spread as stipulated in the 8th Schedule Uniform Building ByLaw 1984 and with reference to By-law 148(6), 219, 204 and By-law 206.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 45 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 45 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF Ceiling Specification (Fixed System) 5.6.20 All external ceilings for soffits, porches and link ways shall be of fixed type ceiling system (e.g. aluminium strip ceiling system) with approved ceiling finish. All materials used shall be from weather and damp resistant materials. No suspended ceiling system shall be used at outdoor and semi-outdoor areas e.g. external corridor, open lobbies etc. 5.6.21 Ceiling boards shall be fixed to the frames with butt `V’ joint using nails or screws as specified. Asbestos-free cement flat sheets for ceiling shall be 5 mm thick fixed to frames using mitred timber cover battens. Ceiling panels shall be set out symmetrically from the centre line of the ceiling. External ceiling shall be painted with weather resistant paint. 5.6.22 All external soffits, porches and link-ways shall be covered with fixed ceiling complete with accessories. 5.6.23 All ceiling for toilets shall be of moisture resistance material. 5.6.24 All exposed soffit of the slab above or below beam shall be skim coated to the P.D.’s concurrence. 5.7 WINDOW 5.7.1 Windows generally shall be casement windows and shall avoid opening towards the corridor / walkway area. 5.7.2 Adjustable glass louvers windows shall be used wherever required.The adjustable louvers when used shall conform to M.S:1057 Glass louvers blades shall be not less than of 6 mm thick. 5.7.3 Where rooms require privacy without curtains, obscured glass shall be used fitting the purpose. 5.7.4 All windows and openings shall be recessed or shielded by eaves or canopies and shall be considered as shading devices elements.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 46 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 46 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.7.5 Anodized curtain tracks or vertical blinds shall be provided to all windows where required in the buildings. 5.7.6 Partitions, window frames and other aluminium components used shall be fabricated from aluminium alloy B6063-T5 complying with the requirements of M.S:832 with the components made up of extruded and pressed sections. 5.7.7 Security grilles wherever required, shall be designed integrated with the window frame and in accordance to BOMBA’s Requirement. 5.7.8 All toilet windows unless otherwise stated shall be top hung window fixed with frosted glass. 5.7.9 Anti- bandit glass and wired glass for windows, doors and panels shall be used at appropriate location where required. 5.7.10 Anti- bandit glass and wired glass shall be clear / transparent wired glass with square 12 mm mesh fabricated from steel wire, electrically welded at each intersection. 5.7.11 Aluminium windows glazing accessories and components shall conform to M.S:832. 5.7.12 The windows and shading design of the façade shall form an integral system that prevents glare, promotes the transmission of daylight deep into the building, and that satisfies user requirements for glare protection, view and control of daylight transmission into the room. 5.7.13 Vertical/roller blinds/curtains, which are robust, high quality and of the washable type shall be provided to administrative areas,meeting rooms and other appropriate air-conditioned areas as required or otherwise specified. 5.7.14 Where any uPVC window frames are specified, all joints shall be completely welded into a single piece for a seamless smooth finish.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 47 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 47 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.7.15 All hospital windows shall be lockable unless otherwise specified and Window opening restrictors shall be used for all top hung and casement windows for the purpose of security and safety. 5.7.16 Double glaze window shall be proposed for 24 hours airconditioned areas. 5.7.17 All windows at ground floor and floor accessible at ground level and other openings as identified by Client shall be installed with openable security grills complete with fire-emergency locks. 5.7.18 All windows shall have proper closing and tightness to prevent water and air leakages. 5.7.19 All fixed windows and glass panels shall be framed with aluminium comsash alloy of powder coated aluminium. 5.7.20 All fixed glass panels and windows shall be of spectrally selective glazing where required. 5.7.21 Lead glass panels in Radiology Clinical and treatment area (if any), shall have protection equivalent to 2mm thick lead against X-ray rated at 150KV. All framing around glass panels shall be properly constructed to seal off X-rays with proper lining of 2 mm thick lead. 5.7.22 All windows shall be able to open and lock where required. Design (provision of low-level louvers windows) shall allow maximum cross ventilation at all ward areas and non-air conditioned areas. 5.7.23 Operating theatres shall be located at the inner part of the building and have adequate structural support to eliminate vibration.In other circumstances,if the Operating Theatre designed at the perimeter of the building, the external windows shall be provided with double glazing panel to avoid leakages. 5.7.24 External glass for external wall and windows shall be of low shading coefficient and low emissivity.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 48 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 48 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.7.25 All windows that are located between the air-conditioned and non air-conditioned area shall be constructed, where required, to eliminate air leakages, which not only cause losses to the air condition energy but also expose to the risk of condensation in the building due to uncontrolled indoor air humidity. 5.7.26 Insect net screen shall be provided complete with aluminium framing and mounted to openings / windows in non a/c areas for habitable rooms. The screens shall be securely clipped and fixed to the openings/windows,and demountable for easy cleaning and maintenance. 5.7.27 A schedule of windows and door shall be drawn up and submitted as part of the proposal. Internal Glass Panel 5.7.28 One way glass panels shall be designed at selected rooms as identified by the Client. 5.7.29 Internal glass panel with adjustable vertical blind between the glass panel gap shall be provided in between ICU bays or other areas/ rooms identified by the client or otherwise specified. 5.7.30 Full height internal glass shall be suspended 150mm from finish floor level complete with wall protection. 5.8 DOORS 5.8.1 All doors unless otherwise specified shall be hollow core flush doors painted on both sides with approved type gloss paint. 5.8.2 External doors shall be protected from the rain and direct sunshine.The doors shall be recess inwards or shielded by eaves or canopies. 5.8.3 Doors at VIP rooms, meeting rooms, conference room, and all entrance door to main building and general offices shall be solid decorative timber panel door where appropriate and shall

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 49 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 49 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF conform to M.S:1506 and wooden door frame conforming to M.S:1508. 5.8.4 Opening of all door leaves must not disturb or obstruct any circulation or movement or equipment/ panel/furniture etc. 180 degrees or full swing of door leaf opening are essentially considered unless it constraints the limitation of space approved and to P.D.’s concurrence.Adequate openings shall be provided to meet the fire regulation requirements. 5.8.5 Single leaf doors shall not be less than 900mm clear width and double leaf doors shall not be less than 1500mm clear width to ease movement for humans, wheel chair and equipment. Single leaf doors for service duct shall not be less than 600mm width. Height of doors shall not be less than 2100 mm clear height and fit for its function. 5.8.6 In areas where the doors are liable to water splashing, e.g cubicle toilet doors, wet utility rooms, etc., the doors shall be minimum thickness of 10mm water resistant phenolic resin boards with proprietary fixing system according to manufacturer's instructions. The frames to such doors shall be lifted with the provision of 150mm high concrete heel-stones for the purpose of protection against rusting / rotting due to wetness. PVC doors are strictly not acceptable. 5.8.7 Approved door sweeps shall be provided to gaps between door and floor for doors between air-locked areas or passages between air-conditioned and not air-conditioned rooms where applicable. 5.8.8 Composite aluminium louvered doors shall be provided for utility rooms, plant rooms, and at all other rooms requiring naturalventilation or fresh air change cycle. For sensitive equipment / instrument rooms, anti-vermin netting shall be fixed and fastened inside the louvered doors panel. Sizing shall be appropriate and colour of netting must be blend with overall scheme to P.D.’s concurrence. 5.8.9 Aluminium frame sliding glass door when used shall conform with M.S: 1017.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 50 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 50 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.8.10 Access card controlled door shall be provided to the specified places required. The location and height must be appropriately position and uniform as not to jeopardize the architectural aesthetic to P.D.’s concurrence (Refer to electrical works brief). 5.8.11 Roller shutter of non-corrosives doors/grilles shall be motorized with manual override of approved type & durable. Roller shutters shall be provided at areas such as central refuse chamber, services rooms and other areas considered applicable. 5.8.12 All fire doors including frame shall be constructed with the relevant FRP in accordance with M.S 1073 Part.1 and Ninth Schedule of the Uniform Building By-Laws and shall obtained a Product Certification Scheme from an accredited certification body. 5.8.13 All doors that are situated on the ground floor, basement, split level floor and any other locations easily accessible from outside shall be provided with security grilles. Security grilles shall be provided for all entrance doors and windows of hostel and every unit of the residential quarters on all floors. Security grilles shall be designed integrated with the door frame and in compliance with the fire requirements. 5.8.14 Electronic controlled semi or fully glazed sliding automatic doors wherever specified shall be with manual override and shall be provided with side doors for all main entrances. All semi or fully glazed sliding doors, whether automatic or not, shall have adequate space for the doors to slide open unobstructed and safely. 5.8.15 Semi or fully glazed sliding doors, which triggered open using switches, shall have their switches placed at easy access and shall not obstruct the opening when the doors slide open. 5.8.16 Installation of airtight system such as revolving or double layer doors shall be considered especially at the high traffic areas.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 51 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 51 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.8.17 All semi or fully glazed doors shall be disabled-friendly and marked prominently with safety indicators ie design, colours, stripe etc at the level between 800mm to 1500mm, measured from finished floor level. 5.8.18 All fire rated doors and frames must be obtained from a manufacturer approved by the inspectorate of the fire department and installed strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's specification. Fire rated doors at locations where hold-open door closers are not allowed by fire regulations, shall be provided with magnetic hold-open device.(eg: public and patients corridors). 5.8.19 All compartmentalized areas where fire door is required shall be provided with magnetic hold-open devices. A flush or glazed door shall also be provided as the second or entrance door. 5.8.20 Certain areas such as Dispensing Counter Area, Kitchen, Medical Store or other areas where required shall be provided with approved durable motorised roller shutters with opening device. Where ventilation or visual surveillance is required, perforated roller shutters shall be used. All roller shutters shall have a side door. 5.8.21 2mm lead lined doors shall be provided for X-ray rooms with equipment rated at 150KV and radiotherapy rooms or other areas as specified (approval by Unit Sinaran, KKM). All lead lined doors shall be provided with door handle on both sides. 5.8.23 12 mm thick tempered and frameless fully glazed doors shall be provided for all main entrances to various departments and wards with 200mm x 200mm I-section mild steel proscenium to be painted,come with handle and shall be approved by the P.D. 5.8.24 All doors must be able to open fully and to have open hold function at clinical areas and heavy traffic movement routes. 5.8.25 All external doors shall be finished with weather proof paint.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 52 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 52 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.8.26 A schedule of doors shall be drawn up and submitted as part of the Proposal. 5.9 SANITARY FITTINGS & FIXTURES General Requirement 5.9.1 All sanitary fittings shall be from approved local manufacturers and shall be installed complete with all necessary plug, screws, brackets and other fixing accessories to adequately secure to walls and floors and connection to waste, vents and services required. All fittings shall be of minimum stainless steel SUS304 unless otherwise specified and to be P.D. concurrence. 5.9.2 All sanitary fittings shall be of water saving devices types such as constant flow regulator, spring loaded nozzles for hoses, thimbles and self closing delayed action taps unless otherwise specified. The successful tenderer shall have to submit performance certificates by suppliers for low flow sanitary fixtures. 5.9.3 Where required, rainwater shall be harvested for toilet flushing, general washing or landscape irrigatio. Internal water reticulation and plumbing system shall be designed accordingly with back-up portable water supply. 5.9.4 The plumbing and sanitary installation shall be completely tested after installation to the satisfaction of the P.D. Clinical Requirement 5.9.5 All clinical wash hand basins shall be 800mm from finished floor level to the top rim of the bowl. 5.9.6 Clinical wash hand basins shall be wall hung vitreous type and not less than 600mm in width. Clinical wash hand basins shall not have any overflow outlet, soap recess nor basin plug. 5.9.7 Each clinical wash hand basin shall be provided with a wall mounted 175mm long elbow action lever mixer with premix

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 53 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 53 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF function, a 6mm thk bevel-edged mirror and to be sealed to the wall for easy cleaning. 5.9.8 Clinical wash hand basin complete with backsplash and 6 mm thick frameless bevelled edge mirrors (600mm x 900mm) shall be provided at each patient bay and other clinical areas as required by medical function. The size of the backsplash shall be adequate to accommodate a as well as the stainless steel paper towel dispenser and soap dispensers. The backsplash shall be installed with minimum 100mm height from finished floor level. 5.9.9 All basins with hot and cold water shall have brass chrome bottle traps unless otherwise specified. 5.9.10 All wash hand basins, not including clinical wash hand basins, laboratory sinks, stainless steel sinks and scrub-up troughs, shall be made of 15mm thick solid surface acrylic resin with appropriate elevated concealed support system, complete with full width bevel edged mirror to match the length of the vanity counter tops and mounted on the wall tiles. The wash hand basins shall be integral with the countertop complete with molded 100mm high backsplash and fascia piece. 5.9.11 Wash hand basins for toilets shall be provided with cold water supply only unless otherwise specified. 5.9.12 Wash hand basins and/or sinks for laboratories, clinical areas and patient toilets shall be provided with hot and cold water supply with lever action mixer taps. 5.9.13 Stainless steel scrub-up troughs shall be provided in Operation Theatres Department and all other clinical areas where deemed necessary.The scrub-up troughs shall be installed complete with lever handle/ knee operated taps and foot operated soap dispensers, bevel edges standing height mirror, brush dispensers and brush-collection basket. The tenderer shall prepare a mock-up to determine the actual dimension between tap outlets and finish floor level to P.D’s concurrence prior to installation.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 54 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 54 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.9.14 All countertops/ worktops with integral sinks shall be 12mm thick impermeable, monolithic and chemical resistant solid surface moulded with 100mm backsplash and bullnose. The backsplash shall be flushed with the wall surface. The backsplash must be properly sealed at the joints with the wall to prevent water seepage. The size of the backsplash shall be full length of the countertop. 5.9.15 All Cleaner’s Rooms shall be provided with a stainless steel open shelf with mop hanger, stainless steel floor trap and a stainless steel SUS 304 single bowl ‘hopper’ sink complete with tap fittings for washing and discarding of dirty water. 5.9.16 Plaster trap shall be provided for the sinks at the Plaster Room or any other clinical areas involving plastering works, to avoid blockage of drainage pipes. 5.9.17 Adequate number of coat hooks shall be provided to showers, toilets, changing rooms and other areas as required. Coat hooks for showers and toilets in the wards shall be located next to the shower rose or water closet to facilitate patients with drips. Suitable type of hangers for lead gowns shall be fixed securely to the wall in the Radiology Area, imaging area and as where required. 5.9.18 All showers in the hospital shall be provided with lever action handle with hot and cold-water mixer. 5.9.19 All toilets cubicles shall be provided with stainless steel SUS 304 top cover tissue roll. 5.9.20 The toilet designs shall take into account the access for disabled persons into and within the building and shall be provided in accordance with M.S 1184:2002 (Code of Practice On Access for Disabled Persons to Public Buildings) and M.S 1331:2003 (Code of Practice for Access for Disabled People Outside Buildings) or the latest edition.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 55 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 55 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.9.21 Water Closets a) Wall hung, floor mount and squatting types of water closet (WC) shall be with dual flush conceal cisterns or flush valve system and P-traps. Wall hung water closets shall be at maximum height of 410 mm from finished floor level to the top rim of the bowl. The clear height between the bottom of the water closet and the finished floor level shall be a minimum of 50 mm. The successful tenderer shall provide mock-ups for P.D.’s concurrence prior to installation. b) Each of the water closets shall be provided with a controlled bidet fixed on the right side of the wall, complete with stainless steel SUS304 top cover tissue roll holder, flexible hose with wall hook fittings and a toilet roll holder. c) All squatting water closets shall have integral footrest and a water seal trap. d) Where cistern is specified, it shall be of dual-flush 6 litres low levels vitreous china cistern with flush pipe, 12 mm diameter ball valve, 20 mm diameter overflow and chromium plated flushing lever or 9 litres high lever vitreous china cistern with 12 mm diameter ball valve, 20 mm diameter overflow, galvanized chain and pull and brackets. The concealed cisterns shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s mounting instructions and other relevant recommendations. A 10 years warranty from the manufacturer shall be provided for all the concealed cisterns and the warranty period shall start from the date of handing over. e) Shower rooms/ area shall be provided with ball joint shower rose 60 mm (2 ¼”) c/w 7” arm and flange chrome plated, non-protruding soap holder and stainless steel clothes hooks. f) A service opening that is easily accessible, shall be provided for the boxed up compartment containing the

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 56 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 56 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF concealed cistern. For water closets using the flush valve system, a service room with minimum clear width of 1200 mm shall be provided to allow for easy access during maintenance of the pipes. g) No urinals shall be provided. h) All squatting water closets shall have integral footrest and a water seal trap. i) W.c with commode shall be provided j) Wherever water closet (w.c) for convenient of the children is required, the normal wc shall be used and shall be installed slightly lower from the normal wc installation with minimum 350mm from finish floor level. k) Any patient wc for paediatric shall be supplied with adaptor. 5.9.22 Wash Hand Basin a) Wash hand basins and vanity counter for toilet and washroom shall be made and finished with approved solid surface or polished homogeneous tiles and complete with approved appropriate sized mirrors. b) All wash hand basins for general use shall be of acceptable height. The height is measured from finished floor level to the top rim of the bowl. The basin shall be integral with the finish top complete with back splash and fascia piece. The successful tenderer shall provide mock-ups (when required) for P.D.’s concurrence prior to installation. c) All public toilets shall be provided with children wash hand basin with counter top at acceptable children’s height. 5.9.23 Other Fittings a) Adequate numbers of stainless steel hooks shall be provided to shower doors, toilet doors and other equivalent areas for as required.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 57 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 57 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF b) b) All ablution areas in the Prayer Rooms shall be provided with ablution taps, complete with 175 mm long elbow action lever. The ablution areas shall have 20 gauge stainless steel plate installed flush with the wall, up to a height of 1200 mm for wall protection. The ablution area drainage shall have two floor traps to prevent clogging. Appropriate stainless steel shelves or ledges shall be provided at the ablution areas, at a suitable height so as not to cause injury to the user. c) c) All mechanical plant rooms shall be provided with tap fittings to complete with floor trap. d) d) Outdoor areas such as near refuse collection point, carwash area and appropriate locations for garden and maintenance of the landscape and external areas taps shall be provided with special lock tap head and placed at not more than 30-metre interval for gardening purposes. A standpipe shall be provided at the garage. e) e) Toilets for disabled person shall comply with M.S 1184: 2002 and M.S 1331: 2002 or latest edition. f) f) All Cleaner’s Rooms shall be provided with a stainless steel open shelf with mop hanger, stainless steel floor trap and a stainless steel SUS 304 single bowl ‘hopper’ sink complete with tap fittings for washing and discarding of dirty water g) g) Where required, floor traps shall be heavy duty antiinsect stainless steel SUS 304 type or as approved by the P.D. h) h) PVC tap shall be avoided. 5.9.24 Laboratories Fittings a) All laboratories shall be provided with cold and hot water outlet complete with swivel swan neck nozzles and elbow action lever supplied by approved local manufacturer.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 58 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 58 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF b) All laboratories fittings for gas outlets shall be of approved suitable type in accordance to BS 1552. The design shall be robust in construction and incorporated with a safety drop lever to prevent accidental ‘turn on’ of the gas tap. c) The laboratory waste pipe fittings by mechanical means shall be from an approved manufacturer and accordance to BS 4991.The mechanical pipefitting shall be robustly constructed with injection-moulded component parts in chemical resistant black polypropylene complete with anti syphonic bottle trap and dilution chamber. d) Emergency showers shall be chain operated: floor mounted approved type of system fixed at an appropriate overhead height not less than 2000 mm. The area demarcated shall be laid to fall to a stainless steel floor trap complete with stainless steel gratings. 5.9.25 A schedule of sanitary fittings & ACCES shall be drawn up as part of the proposal for the whole complex as per Appendix 8 –Schedule of Laboratory Furniture. 5.10 TOILETS AND WASH AREAS 5.10.1 All public toilets having two or more water closets shall have an anteroom/airlock before entering the toilet to avoid unwanted smell and for hygienic reasons. 5.10.2 The width of toilet cubicles shall not be less than 1000 mm clear width. 5.10.3 Toilets shall be designed with maximum number of windows for good ventilation and daylight. 5.10.4 Toilets shall be designed with water savings flush valve system and the valve shall be boxed-up and can be easily accessed and maintained. 5.10.5 Toilets for the disabled shall be provided at strategic, accessible and non-isolated areas. Detailing shall take into

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 59 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 59 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF account access for disabled person to and within the building and shall be provided in accordance with the latest M.S:1184 and M.S:1331or latest edition. To comply with authorities requirement. 5.10.6 Toilets and showers in public / staff areas shall be compartmentalised with cubicles. The side walls of the cubicles shall be brickwork but the cubicle toilet doors and cubicle front walls shall be constructed with an approved proprietary system using water resistant phenolic resin boards. The gap between the bottom of the cubicle toilet doors and the finished floor level shall be 100 mm. 5.10.7 Entrance door to toilets shall have low level louvers and shall be completed with push and pull plate.Toilets cubical doors shall have hooks with door stopper and to be fitted with indicator locks and can be opened from outside in case of emergencies. 5.10.8 All doors frames at wet areas shall be provided with150 mm high concrete heel stones for the purpose of protection against rusting/rotting due to wetness. 5.10.9 For Mother and Children’s Toilet requirement, the minimum clearance width shall be 1500mm and equipped with shower tray complete with fittings and patient’s shower seat, selfclosed water closet with adaptor, wash hand basin coat hook, perforated shelve and foldable nappy change. 5.10.10 Patient toilet doors shall open outward for easy removal of the door via their surface bolted or pivoted hinges, in the event of a patient inside the toilet collapse or faints and falls against the door. 5.10.11 Patient toilets and showers located at the wards, clinical areas as well as all other toilets meant for the disabled, shall be provided with shower seat, stainless steel three bars towel rails, corner basket and appropriate nylon coated or other approved material grab bars on the walls.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 60 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 60 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.11 IRONMONGERY 5.11.1 All doors, windows, gates, joinery etc. shall be provided with anti-rust heavy-duty ironmongery appropriate for its function, complete with fixing screws of the same material and finish. 5.11.2 All door sets, door closers, floor spring and other door hardware accessories except otherwise specified, shall be supplied by one manufacturer. The make and manufacturer of the hardware pieces shall complete to all known published Quality Standards associated with door ironmongery and confirming to all relevant statutoryrequirements complete with testing report. 5.11.3 All hardware, except for door closer and floor springs, shall have a warranty during the Defects Liability Period (DLP). Defects in materials and any mechanical failure due to manufacturing shall be corrected or replaced to the satisfaction of the P.D. 5.11.4 All hardware shall be as specified in the door sets. Special consideration shall be taken to coordinate the finish of the various manufacturers to ensure uniformity. 5.11.5 Considerations shall be taken in provisions of view panels, closer and hold-open facilities, usage of obscure and clear glass, locks, push and pull facilities etc. required to be used at appropriate locations. 5.11.6 Doors of rooms where required highly security system shall be of electro mechanical locking type or approved equivalent. The access control system shall be of modular system and adaptable for many applications, i.e. magnetic card reader or keypad system (details as per Electrical Works Brief). The location and height must be appropriately positioned and uniform so as not to jeopardize the architectural aesthetic. 5.11.7 Lock and Lockset a) All doors shall be provided with stainless steel lever mortice lockset system of minimum 16-pin integrated

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 61 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 61 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF complete with door closer, door stopper and other required accessories to P.D.’s concurrence. b) For residential and other non-clinical ancillary building, single internal doors shall be provided with cylindrical lockset 6 pin unless otherwise specified, complete with door closer, door stopper and other required accessories to P.D.’s concurrence. c) Panic exit device shall be used at all fire exit door and as required by BOMBA. d) Locks shall be provided to doors and shall be master suited / key-alike in each building. e) All locks including fire door lockset shall be furnished with construction keyed, differ keyed, master keyed, grandmaster keyed, under the same system; Restricted key way profiles shall be used to enhance better security. All keys should be made from high quality brass and nickel silver alloy. f) All locks shall be furnished complete with at least with three (3) keys. Nos. of differ keys and master keys and grand master keys is to be provided with construction keys. g) All differ/ master/ grand master keys are to be sealed and handed to the client upon completion of project in a properly organized and labelled to the satisfaction of the P.D.’s concurrence. h) All lock strike shall be supplied with box and shall have a lip of sufficient length to protect the door trim and jamb. i) Minimum cycle (400 000) test report for the cylindrical knob and lever set as per ANSI Grade 2 and other recognized standard shall be submitted as evidence. j) The successful tenderer may also submit test reports that conform to ISO 9001 and ISO 143001.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 62 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 62 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF l) All tubular knobset k) s, cylindrical knobsets, lever cylindrical, tubular leverset, mortise lockset or others as specified shall comply with M.S.1060 & M.S.ISO/IEC Guide 50:2003 or anyaccredited recognized International Standard. 5.11.8 Hinges All hinges supplied shall be from the same manufacturer and comply to the JKR Building Works Specification. Unless otherwise specified, stainless steel butt minimum (SUS 304) grade hinges of not less than three (3) nos. of hinges per door leaf shall be provided. 5.11.9 Door Closures & Door Stopper a) All doors shall be fitted with door closures except toilet doors.All door closures shall of approved type locally manufactured door closers. All door closers shall have hold-open function except at offices, Staff Rest Room. b) b)All door closure shall have two pressure relief valves to prevent oil leakage and damage to the back check valve. It must be totally reversible, having back feature and have a warranty of a not less than 5 years from manufacturer. c) c) d) Minimum size of closure must be size 3 to 4 depending on the door weight and leaf width and shall have a five years warranty. Door closer shall have test reports from the accredited test laboratory and all manufacturers shall conform to ISO 9001 (Quality Management System) and ISO 14001 (Environment Management System). e) d)All doorstoppers and door closers shall be properly installed and fastened appropriately in position where it does not knock any equipment, furniture and services appliances panel adjacent to it

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 63 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 63 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.11.10 Floor spring All floor springs shall be provided with pressure relief valve to prevent over loading and oil leakage. Floor spring shall be provided with adjustable hold back/ back check and a five year (5) warranty. Floor Spring shall be incorporated with open hold function and maximum door weight of 120 kgs should be allowed. 5.11.11 The successful tenderer shall provide customized computer generated schedules with the following information: Cons olidated break down of hardware sets. Consolidated door schedule by floor and by build ing. Consolidated door hardware sets by items. Consolidated door schedule with master key reference. Consolidated door schedule with grand master key reference. Door type, fire door and timber flush door. Any ot her schedule that may be needed and requested by the P.D. 5.11.12 The successful tenderer shall provide for all packing hardware items individually in boxes/plastic bags, properly labelled with door number, hardware sets, master keying reference and location of door. 5.11.13 All fire exit door shall used Electro Magnetic Locks (EML) with a break glass. 5.11.14 Consideration shall be given to provide fire rated doors with panic device, magnetic hold-open device, push and pull handles in appropriate areas. 5.11.15 Entrance door to toilets shall be completed with push and pull plate and three (3) numbers of hooks. Toilets cubical doors shallbe fitted with indicator locks and can be opened from outside in case of emergency.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 64 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 64 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.11.16 Special type of ironmongery shall be used for all lead lined doors to prevent leakage of radiation. 5.11.17 All main entrances and exit doors to residential units, quarters/hostel (if any) including nurse bedrooms shall be provided with lever handle, dead lock with bolt and key. 5.11.18 Approved kick plates and push plates shall be provided to all doors involving patient and trolley movement except fully glazed doors and cubicle toilet doors, unless otherwise specified. Decorative kick plate and push plate shall be considered as part of the overall interior design concept. 5.11.19 Approved nylon lever, pull and push handles shall be provided for all doors where specified. 5.11.20 The building design shall be integrated with adequate security system.For emergency exits, electrically controlled locking device shall be provided. The tenderer shall provide doorbells and intercom with door release buttons or keypad locking systems to control admittance to various departments and accommodation. 5.11.21 All door accessories such as doorstopper, hat & coat hooks, flush pull rings, pull handles, stainless steel flush bolts and door co-ordinator shall be made of stainless steel SUS 304 or otherwise stated. 5.11.22 A schedule of ironmongery shall be drawn up as part of the proposal as shown in Appendix 5 – Schedule of Ironmongery. 5.12 ACOUSTIC WORKS 5.12.1 The successful tenderer shall provide acoustical treatment at the appropriate rooms or spaces and shall be responsible to deliver fully functional architectural acoustic system, which include design, supply of all materials and complete with installation and testing of the acoustic works certified by an independent specialist acoustic consultant.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 65 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 65 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.12.2 Acoustic treatment to the walls, ceiling and floors shall be provided to meet the requirement/specific function of that room e.g. Auditorium, lecture halls and other rooms where required, as specified in the project requirement. 5.12.3 Consideration to provide acoustical treatment shall be given to all spaces adjacent to mechanical and electrical equipment rooms or spaces. 5.12.4 The successful tenderer shall appoint an Acoustic Specialist to carry out the acoustic design works for the required spaces. 5.12.5 Samples of all the acoustic materials, proposed colour schemes together with detail drawings and performance calculation data endorsed by an acoustic specialist shall be presented to P.D.’s concurrence prior to installation. 5.12.6 Measurements of the indoor ambient noise levels should be taken and should include rooms on the noisiest façade.The measurements shall be in accordance with BS EN ISO 140- 4:1998[1] and performance shall be rated in accordance with BS EN ISO 717-1:1997[2]. 5.12.7 Measurements shall be taken during the external noise levels are representative of conditions during normal operation hours. 5.13 PAINT WORKS 5.13.1 All external walls shall be painted with weather resistant and anti fungus properties. The contractor may also propose other type of external wall finishes, which are fungus free and require minimum maintenance. 5.13.2 All Internal walls shall be painted with emulsion paint unless otherwise specified. Heavy circulation areas including corridors shall be painted with types of paints that easily washable and maintainable. 5.13.3 Generally, paints and stains with no Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) content, will be used and shall be of the required quality and standard obtain from local manufacturers

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 66 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 66 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF and to P.D.’s concurrence. 5.13.4 Prior to painting works, wall panel surface shall be completely dry, free from dust, dirt, and the like. Painting to other surfaces and works shall conform to the minimum standards of the JKR’s General Specifications for Building Works (to refer the latest edition). 5.13.5 Silicone based water repellents paint where specified shall conform to B.S. 3826 Class A. 5.13.6 All walls for 24 hours air-conditioned rooms shall be painted with Polyurethane paint as stipulated in JKR’s Guidelines on The Prevention of Mould Growth in Buildings. 5.13.7 All metal surfaces shall be powder coated unless otherwise stated. All metal surfaces other than powder coated or anodized shall be, coated with one undercoat anti rust and finished with two coats of approved gloss enamel paint and to manufacturer’s specification. 5.13.8 Finishes for timber shall be lime washed, stained or painted with approved gloss paint wherever appropriate. 5.13.9 Exposed timber shall be primed with primers conforming to M.S 132: 1993 applied with 2 coats of approved stain, and coated with flat varnish. 5.13.10 Storage areas wall shall be painted with anti-insect water based paint or washable paint to manufacturer’s specifications and to P.D’s concurrence. 5.13.11 The successful tenderer shall submit three (3) colour schemes comprising minimum of two (2) elevations. The successful tenderer shall fill the enclosed performance warranty for minimum ten (10) years and duly signed and submit to P.D.’s office for the complete fulfilment of this work scope. 5.13.12 All walls to public and semi public areas such as corridors, sub waiting areas and wards shall be finished with approved washable paints with no VOC content and shall be to the P.D’s concurrence.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 67 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 67 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.13.13 All walls in the clinical work areas and sterile areas such as laboratories, treatment rooms, dirty utility rooms, etc., shall be painted with approved epoxy paint or polyurethane paints with no VOC content and shall be to the P.D’s concurrence. 5.13.14 CSSD and other sterile areas that specify painting works shall be painted with approved high performance hygienic coatings or aseptic paints with no VOC content and shall be to the P.D’s concurrence. 5.13.15 The minimum requirement for all areas shall be as follow:- a) a) All clinical and sterile departments shall be painted with epoxy paints. b) b) All 24 hours a/c department/ rooms shall be painted with PU paints c) c)All administrative, corridor and public areas shall be painted with washable paint d) d) All stores unless otherwise specified and M & E services rooms shall be painted with emulsion paint. 5.14 WATERPROOFING 5.14.1 Damp proof course and membranes shall be provided to retaining wall, basement, toilets, at all ground floor wet areas, exposed concrete roof decks and gutters and slabs including sensitive areas to water penetration such as areas with parquet finish, vinyl tiles, timber strip at floors and walls. Damp proof course shall be provided with approved water proofing proprietary application system and specification. 5.14.2 Waterproofing shall be applied to areas that require waterproofing such as retaining walls, basement walls, toilets and other necessary areas. 5.14.3 All toilet or wet areas shall be applied with crystalisation cementitious type of waterproofing or provided with water proofing membrane, which shall turn up the walls, to a height of not less than 2100 mm to prevent dampness.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 68 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 68 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.14.4 Water proofing membrane where used shall be turned up at the curbs and parapets and turned into a sealing chase and pointed with sealant or mastic. Membrane collars, sleeves,etc. shall be provided at areas where pipes, conduits, etc. are found, and properly seals to ensure water tightness to manufacturer’s detail. 5.14.5 For wet or exposed areas, or ground floor, water-proofing system shall be installed prior to laying of marble slabs. 5.14.6 All flat and sloped roof decks exposed to rain such as rooftop gardens, playgrounds and outdoor areas in the building shall be applied with crystallisation / cementitious type of water proofing or provided with water proofing membrane finished with coating that reflects and emits heat from the surface and shall also avoid fungus growth. 5.14.7 All vinyl, carpet, and timber flooring where the sub floor is in direct contact with the ground shall be applied with crystallisation / cementitious type of water proofing prior installation of the floor finishes. 5.14.8 All external planter boxes if provided shall be applied with crystallisation / cementitious type of water proofing complete with concealed proper drainage outlet into the nearest perimeter drain. 5.15 STAIRCASE AND RAILINGS 5.15.1 All staircases shall be well protected to maintain a dry and non slippery condition in all weathers. All exposed staircases and corridors must have adequate rainwater splashing protection. 5.15.2 All fire escape and emergency staircases floor shall be finished with non-slip tiles and non-slip nosing tiles. 5.15.3 Railings shall be designed for safety and good aesthetics. The design of the safety railings shall be disabled-friendly and with no obstruction on both sides of the walkway.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 69 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 69 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 5.15.4 Public staircases especially at the main entrance lobby,both railings and balustrades must be of special design and finished to P.D’s concurrence. 5.15.5 All open balconies, corridors and staircases shall have a proper scupper drain, outlet and down pipe (spout pipe shall be avoided) for water discharge. 5.15.6 Railings to balcony and escape staircases shall be securely fixed to the floor with minimum 300mm up stand finished curb. The height of railing shall be minimum 1100mm height from finish floor level. Handrail of the same finish shall be provided on the staircase wall 5.15.7 Railing and balcony design shall consider safety and security aspects and shall comply with BOMBA requirement. 5.16 OTHER ACCESSORIES 5.16.1 Columns, Wall and Door Protection a) a) b) c) d) Column and wall corners along high traffic routes shall be protected with an approved high impact vinyl / acrylic extrusion corner guard protection system. Buffer rails shall be provided for loading areas.It shall be surface mounted and made of high impact vinyl or acrylic extrusion complete with guard gaskets,aluminum-fixing clips and rubber gaskets. Wall protection shall be provided along major patient trolley routes or wheel chair routes, food distribution routes,in the ancillary accommodation or other areas as specified where trolleys or pellets are used. All wall, columns and doors protection fittings shall be of approved material supported off the wall surface at approved level. It shall preferably consist of either high impact vinyl or acrylic extrusions complete with guards, continuous gaskets, aluminum retainers and mounting brackets. The distance between wall and rail shall

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 70 SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 70 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF e) f) conform to M.S.1184: 1991. All wall protections shall be designed integrated with handrails at public areas. Only locally manufactured products shall be used and the successful tenderer shall provide samples and brochures of various colours and patterns for the concurrence of the P.D before commencement of work. i. Trolley park – crash rail 2 layers – 900mm n 250mm off the floor. ii. Trolley route - crash rail 1 layers – 900mm off the floor iii.Patient route – grab rail cum with wall protection iv.Corner/ sharp edges – corner guard v. Industrial bumper guard – loading/ unloading 5.16.2 Cubicle Curtain/ Cubicle Curtain/ Intravenous (IV) Track/ Vertical Blind a) a) b) c) d) e) Generally, all cubicle curtain tracks shall be suspended from the soffit slab IV track shall be suspended from the soffit slab and shall be applied where required. All cubicle curtain tracks shall be anodised aluminum alloy to the concurrence of P.D’s and shall be rigidly fixed and suspended types.Under no circumstances shall the cubicle curtain tracks be fixed off the suspended ceiling T-bars nor ceiling boards. Black-out curtain shall be provided in Dark Rooms and other rooms where required. Vertical blind shall be provided (window’s external & internal glass panel) for non-medical areas such as administrative areas, training areas, conference, seminar, meeting rooms and other appropriate areas.

SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 71 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 5.0: ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS, MATERIAL & FINISHES 71 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF f) Curtain track shall be supplied for all windows unless otherwise specified. 5.16.3 A schedule of other accessories shall be drawn up and submitted as part of the proposal.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 72 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 72 SECTION 6.0 : INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 6.1 INTERIOR WORKS AND DESIGN d) Standard quality of materials, goods and workmanship for interior works to the specified areas shall consist of elements of relevant concept in providing aesthetics and capturing the atmosphere desired for individual space intended. 6.1.1 General Principles a) Where required, the successful tenderer shall appoint a competent person with knowledge, skill and experience both technically and aesthetically to execute all interior design of the building works. b) In designing the interior of the building, specific functional requirements will have to be adhered to. Any architectural element or material chosen shall take into consideration towards a healthy and easily maintained environment. The use and exploitation of all specific and prominent cues of the building interior architectural elements will be maximised. Simple interior functional parts like appropriate lighting and colours for the wall and floor will be used to provide aesthetics and to capture the atmosphere desired for each individual space. Interior decoration works shall integrate with the operational and functional requirement, as well as energy performance. c) Interior works shall be coordinated with M&E services. The tenderer shall comply with all scopes of the interior works as specified.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 73 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 73 6.1.2 Interior Design Concept a) Design Concept The interior will play any important part in making the hospital complex to be a friendlier and welcoming place to go to and a more comfortable place to stay. The tenderers shall submit the interior design concept proposal focusing on using elements like natural lights, sound of running water and colours that can imitate the surroundings. The interior design concept shall have an appropriate theme that creates a conducive and cheerful environment that can help patients to recover. b) Unifying Element The use of columns being the most prominent architectural element internally will be used concurrently with the floor pattern to be the unifying element throughout the design of the interior. c) Colours Bright deep colours shall be chosen for big public spaces such as the cafeterias, theatres, lobbies and foyers, to psychologically give the illusion of spaciousness and to provoke gaiety. Areas such as private rooms shall be given more subdued earth tones to promote tranquility and homeliness where people can converse and rest while relaxing to recovery. 6.1.3 Interior Design Scope a) The interior designer shall submit a concept proposal for the respective areas of the interior works. The interior design shall provide a conducive, comfortable, user-friendly work surrounding. Interior decoration works shall integrate operational and functional requirements, as well as energy performance in the design. b) Detailed drawings for the interior design works shall be provided for the whole building. The works shall also include

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 74 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 74 execution, supervision and completion of the areas with special emphasis on the following areas: i. Main entrance lobby and all others entrance lobbies ii. Executive Floors (i.e Admin Office, etc) iii. Reception / Registration Area iv. Seminar and Conference and / or Meeting Rooms v. Auditorium vi. VIP wards vii. Nurse base / counter viii. Other areas as specified 6.2 FURNITURE WORKS 6.2.1 General Requirement ( for Built-in Furniture, Loose Furniture and Laboratory Furniture) a) The furniture requirements as given is for the purpose of design, construction, completion and installation of loose, built in furniture and soft furnishing for all new buildings in the project. The requirements given shall be indicative and nonexhaustive and the Tenderer may include suggestions and/or improvements. Both built-in and loose furniture shall be provided to all rooms where required for its proper functioning. b) Proper functioning of the rooms shall be provided with adequate number of furniture as required by the client. The design of the furniture shall be to the P.D.’s concurrence. c) Furniture requirements shall be provided as in accordance to government guidelines and circulars and shall be coordinated and integrated with the whole ID works and overall design concept.The type and quality of furniture design proposed shall be shall be to the P.D’s concurrence. d) The dimensions given in the specification are indicative and of minimum sizes. The successful tenderer shall take dimensions on site before fabrication, check and allow for whatever tolerances and any short measurement to the dimensions so

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 75 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 75 that modules indicated can be properly installed. e) Samples of all furniture items, materials, fabrics and accessories shall be submitted for P.D.’s concurrence prior supply and installation. f) Mock-up furniture showing design, colour schemes, samples, fittings and other items shall be coordinated and integrated with the whole ID works and overall design concept to the P.D.’s concurrence. g) When necessary, the successful tenderer shall arrange factory / show room visits to see the production and selection of furniture to the P.D.’s concurrence. h) A documented schedule of inventory for all loose and built-in furniture shall be submitted prior to handing over of project. i) Warranty shall be provided to the proposed furniture product and system. The product and system shall be available locally and to the P.D.’s concurrence. j) Composite wood and other fibre products used shall not contain urea formaldehyde. 6.2.2 Built In Furniture a) The design of furniture and counters shall take into account the accommodation of I.T, M & E and other relevant services. All tall shelves shall be designed up to celling height unless otherwise stated. b) Main counters shall be designed for areas such as the main entrance lobby, administrative office and others. c) Generally, all offices and residential units shall be fully furnished with all furniture and fittings of adequate quantity and acceptable quality.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 76 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 76 d) Where required, built-in furniture shall be provided to the project for the proper functioning of the area, rooms and the building as required by the client and P.D e) All shelve support fittings shall be of approved quality suitable for the performance of the shelves. f) Glass used shall be clear float glass of 6mm thickness from a local manufacturer. g) Where required, built in furniture shall be provided for the proper functioning of the area, rooms and the building as required by the client and P.D.’s approval. h) Built in furniture shall include counters, worktop with under bench cabinets with or without drawers, high level cabinets and open shelves, tall cabinets and open racks, open shelves, pigeonholes, wardrobes, lockers, crossover benches with shoe racks underneath and sitting benches. i) Front counters located at main entrance and all departments (where applicable) shall be designed to reflect the corporate image of the client. All front counters serving the public or reception counters shall be capped with 150 mm height ‘U’ shape stainless steel channel or other innovative design ideas. j) All countertops and worktops without any sink shall be moisture resistant particleboard laminated with 0.7 mm thick High Pressure Laminate (HPL) with 100 mm high backsplash. k) The tenderer shall furnish detailed designs indicating the length, breadth, height and materials used for the built-in furniture and list out the quantity of the items proposed for each space. l) Reception counters shall be provided and designed according to best innovative idea for areas such as main entrance lobby, waiting areas, administration areas and others.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 77 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 77 m) Built-in furniture shall be constructed in approved modular widths and of various depths as follow (unless otherwise stated): Countertops 800 mm Worktops 600 mm and / 750mm Under bench cabinets 550 mm High level cabinets 300 mm Open shelves 300 mm/ 450 mm Tall cabinets and open racks 300, 450, 600 mm Wardrobe 600 mm Lockers 450 mm n) The hospital built-in furniture such as cupboards, shelves, lockers and worktops shall be supported with stainless steel frames such that the cupboards, shelves, etc. are suspended off the floor by minimum of 250mm for easy cleaning and maintenance. o) Cabinets under the worktop shall be detached from the worktop to cater for future redistribution of cabinets with the worktop not being damaged in any way. p) All countertops and/or worktops with bases that touch the ground shall be capped with stainless steel shoes up to 150mm high. Countertops at carpeted areas shall be built on finished floor level. q) All counter tops shall have adequate support. r) All under-bench cabinets, high-level cabinets, tall cabinets and racks, wardrobes and lockers shall be constructed of: i. 18mm thick postformed moisture resistant particleboard laminated with 0.7mm thick HPL complete with 2mm thick ABS edging for all cabinet doors, drawer fronts, top and underside panels and side panels. ii. 18mm thick particle board laminated with 0.7mm thick HPL with 2 mm thick ABS edging for carcass and

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 78 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 78 shelves of pigeon holes, tall cabinets and racks all round. iii. 12mm thick melamine board with 0.5mm thick PVC edging for drawer sides and back. iv. 4mm thick polyester for cabinet and wardrobe back panels and drawer base. s) Hardware for all built-in furniture shall be as listed but not limited as follows: i. Drawer runner - bottom mounted stainless steel drawer with self and soft closing mechanism and load bearing capacity of 15kg. ii. Hinges – stainless steel self and soft closing hinges with 105 to 110 opening and zero cranking with adjustment for cabinets door panel. iii. Sliding rill – plastic rill with male and female components. iv. Shelf support – plastic with stainless steel studs. v. Hanger rod – 20 mm diameter chrome plated steel tubular clothes hanger. vi. Cylinder lock – whenever and wherever necessary vii. Flexible plastic cabinet door lips to avoid gaps between door panel. t) Hardware for all built-in furniture of postformed moisture resistant particleboard laminated with HPL that have doors / drawers,hall be designed with grooves or streamlined projections at the door / drawer edges so as to be handle free. The design has to take into account of easy maintenance, wear resistant and ergonometric purposes. u) Adequate numbers of ventilated built-in lockers shall be provided in all the staff changing rooms as well as patients’ changing rooms. v) All clinical wet and sterile areas shall be provided with approved quality stainless steel racks, worktops and cabinets of approved quality. w) All stores, equipment rooms and medical record room shall be

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 79 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 79 provided with approved quality rackings and compactors to the requirement of the client and to P.D’s approval. x) A detail schedule of built-in furniture shall be drawn up and submitted as part of the proposal in the form of all room layouts with elevations on all sides as shown in Appendix 7 – Schedule of Built In Furniture. 6.2.3 Loose Furniture a) All fit outs and loose furniture shall be supplied and installed to all relevant areas. b) Head of department’s room, officer’s room and other required rooms shall be completely furnished and in compliance with latest EPU Guidelines. c) The contractor shall also provide indicative furniture design proposal with pictures, catalogues and specifications as to the length, breadth, height and materials used and the quantities of the items proposed. d) All loose furniture shall be read in conjunction to the Medical Brief of Requirements, and Government Requirements For Medical Equipment, Non-Medical Equipment, Loose Furniture and Vehicles. e) All loose furniture shall be easily maintain and subject to technical specification adherence (TSA), interaction and clients approval. f) A detail schedule of loose furniture shall be drawn up as and submitted as part of the proposal as shown in Appendix 9 – Schedule of Loose Furniture.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 80 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 80 6.2.4 Laboratory Furniture a) Laboratory Furniture (i.e. Computer Lab, School Lab, Chemical Lab and etc) shall be fully furnished with all furniture and fittings of adequate quantity and acceptable quality to the P.D.’s concurrence. b) Laboratory furniture in chemical lab shall have chemical resistant worktop such as phenolic resin, epoxy or others to P.D.’s concurrence. The laboratory waste pipe fittings shall be of chemical resistant black polypropylene complete with anti syphonic bottle trap and dilution recovery traps.Adequate numbers Emergency showers and eye wash areas complete with floor traps shall also be provided within the chemical lab. c) The epoxy resin worktop and fume hood base shall not be less than 20 mm thick, monolithic and moulded from a modified epoxy resin.Work surfaces shall have a smooth and non-glare finish. The worktop shall be installed with a uniform moulded 100 mm high backsplash,25mm overhang on the front, exposed ends and shall have a continuous drip groove 3 mm x 3 mm wide on the underside of all exposed edges. All exposed edges shall be finished with 5 mm radius. Joints in worktops and fume hood base shall be avoided. d) Laboratory sinks shall be moulded and integral with the epoxy resin worktops complete with moulded 100 mm high backsplash. e) The laboratory furniture shall come complete with approved proprietary accessories and fittings necessary for the proper functioning of the laboratories. f) The design and layout of the laboratory furniture shall conform to the requirements of the client. g) Shop drawings of laboratory furniture shall be submitted to the P.D and client for approval before installation.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 81 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 81 h) Specialists shall locally manufacture all modular laboratory furniture system. The system shall consist of oven-baked epoxy painted stainless steel frames with shelves and cabinets made of oven-baked epoxy painted electro-galvanised steel sheets, durable epoxy resin worktop and fume hood base that is chemical resistant and of approved quality. i) The frame shall be made of cantilevered system designed of 250mm off the finished floor level to make under bench cleaning hassle free and be able to withstand heavy load without compromising safety. The frame shall be made of rectangular stainless steel hollow section. j) The lab sink tap shall be lever type. k) The cabinet shall comprise of base cabinet, drawer and shelf as follows: i. Base cabinet shall be 0.8mm thick electro - galvanised steel sheet with double layered wall, including top and bottom panel. ii. Drawer shall be 0.8mm thick electro-galvanised steel sheet with concealed drawer guide and load bearing capacity of 1.5kg. iii. The drawer and based cabinet below worktop shall be on a roller track for easy slide and maintenance, where required such as pathology lab, stat lab and etc. iv. Shelf shall be 0.8mm thick electro-galvanised steel sheet. l) A detail schedule of loose furniture shall be drawn up as and submitted as part of the proposal as shown in Appendix 8 – Schedule of Laboratory Furniture. 6.2.5 Design / Performance Specification a) All furniture shall be of high quality, finished and designed with considerations for safety and functionality.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 82 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 82 b) The furniture shall be functional in design, rigid and free from excessive vibration in a variety of layouts and shall have adequate stability against tipping. c) The furniture proposed shall be standardized while offering opportunities for reflecting the status and importance of different categories of rooms and personnel. All components shall be designed for easy removal and repositioning. d) All materials proposed for furniture shall be appropriate for the intended purpose of the item. i.e. the metalwork specified for the filing cabinets shall be of a suitable thickness to avoid deformation of panels when used for the intended purpose and fully loaded. e) All components used shall be safe and shall not possess any harmful materials to the environment. The furniture item shall be non-toxic to the indoor environment. f) All components of the furniture item shall be either nonflammable or shall not support combustion and shall not emit harmful gases in times of danger from fire. Therefore, the suppliers shall provide to P.D. a written statement listing all components in either non-flammable or treated-flammable categories. The statement shall also include flammability details of all materials listed in the treated-flammability category in terms of test results from recognized testing authorities with testing certificates. g) Furniture components, material and fabrics, containing or during the manufacturing process in which chlorofluorocarbons are used, shall not be accepted. h) The furniture shall be capable of being assembled or reconfigured with minimum number of tools and minimal time required. i) Spare components or parts of the furniture shall be readily available in the market (locally). j) Ergonomical and psychological factors must be considered in

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 83 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 83 the overall furniture design. 6.3 Artworks and Carvings 6.3.1 If applicable, selections of artworks and carving of materials are to be coordinated and in compliance to the P.D.’s concurrence. 6.3.2 The selected material for artwork and carving shall suit to the required location and position. Specifications, samples and fixing of the artworks and carving shall be submitted according to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.3.3 The artworks and carving works shall be coordinated with consideration of all architectural finishes and M&E requirements to the P.D.’s concurrence. 6.3.4 Paintings and Posters Where applicable appropriate paintings or posters shall be provided to public and common areas such as waiting Lounge, foyers, lobbies, corridors, director’s room, etc. Choice of paintings and posters shall be to the P.D. concurrence. 6.3.5 Murals In order to have the atmosphere to be less institutional, the successful tenderer shall provide colourful murals at approved strategic locations. 6.3.6 Presentation All interior decoration works shall be well coordinated. Samples of all the materials and colour schemes together with drawings shall be presented to the P.D. and the client for their approvals prior to installation. 6.3.7 Art work and carving shall be part of detail schedule and specification of interior design works and shall be drawn up and submitted as part of the proposal.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 84 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 84 6.4 SOFT FURNISHING 6.4.1 Soft furnishing works shall be the design and installation of vertical/horizontal blinds, curtains, inclusive of curtain tracks and other relevant items (i.e. curtain pelmet) as per requirements. 6.4.2 The selected material for curtain/ draperies shall suit the required location and position. The successful tenderer shall submit specifications and samples of the curtain/draperies prior to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.4.3 The curtain/ draperies works with consideration of all the need of the architectural finishes and M&E requirements shall be proposed and to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.5 SPECIAL FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES 6.5.1 The selected material for fittings and accessories shall suit the required location and position. The successful tenderer shall submit specifications and samples of t he fittings and accessories prior to fixing and to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.5.2 The fittings and accessories works with consideration of all architectural finishes and M&E requirements shall be proposed to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.5.3 A detail schedule of other accessories shall be drawn up and submitted as part of the proposal. 6.6 SIGNAGES AND DIRECTORIES 6.6.1 The material for signages and directories shall suit the required function, location and the availability of the material in the market. The contractor shall submit the specifications and samples of the signage to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.6.2 All signages and directories shall be provided as required in the proposed scope of works under the following:

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 85 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 85 i. Projects main signboard and logo (detail to be provided by client). ii. iii. iv. v. vi. External directional signs to be located at external corridors, parking, walkways and roads. Buildings, schools, sectional/blocks and room names, signs or title. Designations and name-plates. Escape routes and stairways as required by Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat. Toilets, utility and services rooms i.e. rooms for M&E installations, stores, cleaners etc. 6.6.3 All external building signages and directory shall be of 3 mm and 2 mm thick aluminium panel fabricate for the body and graphic panel spray- painted with silkscreen finish or sticker cut-out. The signage shall be off corrosion free material and the size of the signage shall be not less than 2100 mm (height) x 1200 mm(width). 6.6.4 All road signage shall be well coordinated and in accordance with Arahan Teknik ( Cawangan Jalan ) latest edition. 6.6.5 The design of internal and external signage’s shall be coordinated and compliance to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.6.6 Signage and directories for main lobby / lobbies for new building as well as renovated existing building shall be well coordinated with the overall concept. 6.6.7 The language to be used shall conform to the requirements of the client and P.D.’s concurrence. All detailed information of the buildings and department’s designation shall be provided by the client. 6.6.8 All fire and M&E sign shall be of minimum 5mm clear acrylic and spray-painted with silkscreen finish or sticker cut-out. The size of the signage shall be not less than 58 mm (height) x 250 mm (width) and shall comply to requirements of Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat. 6.6.9 All general / door signage, i.e. toilet signs, ablution etc. shall be of

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 86 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 86 minimum 5mm clear acrylic and spray-painted with silkscreen finish or sticker cut-out. The suitable sizes of the signage shall be proposed by the tenderer and to P.D.’s concurrence. 6.6.10 All suspended signages shall be 2-sided with metal frame of 5mm clear acrylic and spray-painted with silkscreen finish or equivalent. The size of the sign shall be not less than 121 mm (height) x 600 mm (width). 6.6.11 All internal main directories at lobby area, i.e. diagrammatic plan layout of the building shall be of aluminium modular system and spray-painted with silkscreen finish or sticker cut-out. The size of the signs shall not be less than 900 mm (height) x 1445 mm (width). 6.6.12 All internal floor directional signage shall be of 2-sided hanging aluminium modular system and spray-painted with silkscreen finish or equivalent. The size of the signs shall be not less than 495 mm (heightt) x 900 mm (width). 6.6.13 All signages indicating the floor levels in the building shall be of 5 mm clear acrylic with reverse silkscreen and mirror-cap. The size of the sign shall be not less than 200 mm (height) x 330mm (width). 6.6.14 The Signage proposal shall fulfil the following concept : To install user and community friendly concept. To enable users to be familiar and aware of the orientation and directions. To eradicate and eliminate any confusion from the public as a whole. Directional signage shall aim for consistency of flow of information to the public. The location of signage must reflect the consistency and continuity from the external environment to the internal environment. All visitors shall be well informed and directed to the nearest lift lobby. 6.6.15 Where applicable, the types of signage to be provided shall comprise of but not limited to the following:

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 87 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 87 Main entrance signboard and logo (details shall be provided by client with PD’s concurrence). External directional signs to be located on roads, parking areas and walkway. External statutory signs (to be coordinated with civil drawings). Buildings signs. Buildings main directory. Internal directional signs at strategic locations. Departmental location signs and sub location signs Internal statutory signs (e.g. escape routes). Door signs - room titles, numbers, designations and name slots where required (details shall be provided by client with P.D.’s concurrence). Departments’ internal directional signs Mechanical & Electrical signage (to be coordinated with mechanical and electrical designs). Portable signage where required. Notices where required. Room codes (as per architectural drawings) to be fixed on left of top doorframes or other suitable locations where there are no doors. Floor location directory. Lift lobby directory. Floor numbers at lift lobbies and staircases where required. Complex’s identification at the site’s highest point Event boards where required Running digital displays (to be coordinated with mechanical and electrical designs) where required. Duplicate plans of all departments for every level where required. BOMBA requirements of signage (e.g. fire exit, fire alarm, etc. shall be coordinated with mechanical and electrical designs). 6.6.16 Pictogram/symbol of international standard shall be provided where required, in place of worded signs for immediate impact: Cafeteria Lifts

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 88 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 88 Staircase Public phone Male / Female toilet Disable toilet Wash & dry Changing Room Prayer Room Cleaner’s Room Breast-feeding Room Nappy Change Room Shower Radiation / Radioactive Silence No handphone No smoking 6.6.19 Numbering systems and zoning shall be provided for parking lots. 6.6.20 Residential units shall be provided with external directional signs, block numbers, units’ door numbers, architectural codes,mechanical and electrical signage’s (including BOMBA requirements), as well as letter box numbers (if required). 6.6.21 Visual scale shall apply to the signages based on distances, colours used and font types. Consideration shall be given to legibility and vividness to aid the visually impaired visitors. 6.6.22 Mock-ups of various types of signage shall be submitted for Project Director’s approval prior to full installation at the said project. 6.6.23 Numbering Systems shall be provided for various function as listed below: All patient beds inclusive of patient couches. Where beds are enclosed in a room, the numbers together with the patients’ name-slots shall also be displayed outside the room. All multiple rooms e.g. Treatment Rooms, Procedure Rooms, C / E Rooms and X-ray rooms

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 89 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 89 All wards shall be identified by floor / level and zone, using numbers and alphabets. This identification together with its specific name shall appear in the main hospital directory sign in the main lobby, e.g. Wad 3A (Wad Paediatrik) All Radiology Rooms and / or any other clinical rooms with changing cubicles for patients shall have the same continuous numbering system. The signage for the attached changing cubicles shall be based on the same number of the Radiology Rooms and with alphabets e.g. 3A and 3B for Radiology Room number 3. The signs for these changing rooms shall be displayed outside of both doors including the one leading to Radiology Room. In the Specialist Clinics, all C/E rooms and all rooms (as identified by the client) shall be identified with a continuous numbering system. All other supporting rooms accessible to the public shall also be identified with the same continuous numbering system as well as individual room names. Numbering for floor/level shall start with digit 1 (inclusive of subterranean floor). In the Operation Theatre Department, all O.T. rooms shall have a continuous numbering system. All doors opening into the O.T. rooms shall bear the same number of the O.T. rooms. The same number shall also be displayed at the end of the O.T.’s exit corridor. All other supporting rooms shall be identified with the same number of the O.T. it is attached to, together with its room name, e.g.Skrub 2 for scrub room to O.T. number 2. All rooms accessible to the public, patient cubicles and bays in the Accident and Emergency Department. Counters such as pharmacy, admission and revenue, registration and other identified by PD’s.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 90 SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 90 6.6.24 A Client’s Charter with appropriate design and sizes as agreed by the P.D. shall be provided for various departments as follow: Department Mission & Vision Board Client’s Charter Workflow Chart Administration / / / Specialist Clinics / / Central Registration / / CME / / Main Lobby / / / Admission/Revenue / / Outpatient Pharmacy / / Specialist Office / / Wards / / Imaging & Diagnostic / / All other departments with where required by clients except catering and privatised service / / 6.6.25 Contents for the Client’s Charter display cabinet, shall be furnished by the client. 6.6.26 Separate cabinets shall be provided for Client’s Charter and Workflow Chart. 6.6.27 The Mission and Vision Board shall be coordinated with the interior design concept. 6.6.28 Materials used for various signages inside the hospital shall compliment with the interior design concept of the building. The successful tenderer shall submit specifications and samples of signages for the P.D.’s concurrence.

SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS 91 Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF SECTION 6.0: INTERIOR WORKS, FURNISHING AND OTHER FITTINGS Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 91 6.6.29 The successful tenderer shall propose various colour schemes and graphics for the P.D.’s concurrence and the client. 6.6.30 A detailed schedule of internal and external signages shall be drawn Up and submitted as part of the proposal as shown in Appendix 10- Schedule of Internal and External Signages.

SECTION 7.0: LANDSCAPE & TURFING Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 92 SECTION 7.0: LANDSCAPE & TURFING Ver 1:2013 HEALTH FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BRIEF 92 SECTION 7.0 : LANDSCAPE & TURFING 7.1 SCOPE OF WORKS 7.1.1 The landscape works for the whole project shall comprise of both soft and hard landscaping in accordance with requirements of the local authority and approval of the government: a) Softscape including Therapeutic Garden This will comprise of, but not limited to the following: i. Groundcovers, climbers and creepers ii. Flowering plants iii. Shrubs iv. Trees v. Palms vi. Turfing b) Hardscape including Therapeutic Garden The hardscape shall include, but not limited to the following: i. Outdoor benches and tables ii. Litter bins iii. Planter box iv. Flag posts v. Garden lights vi. Art sculptures vii. Boulders, pebbles and gravels viii. Water Features ix. Gazebo (wakaf) x. Children Play Ground & Facilities 7.1.2 The landscape work shall cover the whole project complex including open parking areas and sides of road. 7.1.3 Appropriate landscape design shall be introduced at areas between blocks and courtyards