Portraying the Forest Service Image—Applying the Built Environment Image Guide to Administrative Sites

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgments
  
  
• Introduction
  
  
• Requirements
  
  
• What is the Forest Sevice Image?
  
  
• Thinking Before Doing
  
  
  • Recreation Opportunity Spectrum
  • Scenery Management System
  • Universal Design and Accessibility
  • Facilities Sustainability
  • Site and Landscape Planning and Design
  • Electrical and Mechanical Design
  • Life-Cycle Cost Effectiveness
  • Getting the Best Value
  • Historically Significant Structures
  • Utilitarian Structures
    
    
• Site Design Theme
  
  
• Applying the BEIG to Operations, Maintenance, and Minor Improvement Projects
  
  
  • Improving Image
    • Roofing
    • Siding
    • Exterior Paint Colors
    • Doors
    • Windows
    • Integrated Site Sign Plan
  • Improving Customer Service
    • Accessibility Modifications
    • Entry Porch or Veranda
    • Self-Service Visitor Information Pamphlets and Maps
    • Lobby and Reception Area
  • Improving Sustainability
    • Energy and Water
    • Materials
    • Equipment and Systems
    • Financing
      
      
• Applying the BEIG to New Leases, New Construction, and Major Improvement Projects
  
  
  • Planning Stage
    • Facilities Master Plan
    • Preliminary Project Analysis
    • Site Development Plan
    • Prospectus
    • Leasing
  • Design Stage
    • Design Prospectus
    • Integrated Design
    • Designing To Conform to the BEIG
    • Designing for Sustainability
    • Design Reviews
    • Specifications
    • Cost Estimation
    • Value Analysis
  • Contracting Stage
    • Contract Documents
    • Construction
    • Waste Management and Recycling
    • Commissioning
      
      
• Applying the BEIG Is Worthwhile
  
  
• About the Author

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