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Lung RXa division of

UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORPORATION.Martine Rothblatt, Ph.D. Chairman & CEO.

1077 A1ASatellite BeachFlorida 32937

Renovation of the new office building 2007

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Contractors Space Coast Architects.

Indialantic. Florida. Larry Maxwell Fleis & Bennett Engineering.

Satellite Beach. Florida. Clayton Bennett.

Prime Contractor PAVCO Construction Inc. Melbourne. Florida.

Mike Fischer Vice President.

Brad Mack Project Manager. Julian Leek Job Superintendent.

John Luzier Lead Carpenter.

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Out line of Scope of Work To renovate an existing

three story ocean front residential town house duplex into a single commercial office building.

Demolition of the existing office building for use as parking and landscape area.

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Due to limited or nonexistence hurricane anchors the building was brought up to current standards. Threaded rod was added from the block on the first floor to the top plate

on the third floor.

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Sections of walls between the two units were removed to make way for a crossover. Rebar is added before the cell is poured with concrete.

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Fire wall framing on the first floor

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Spray insulation foam between the roof trusses and wall cavities second and third floors.

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The old garage door header is removed to make way for new front entrance and foyer.

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Cabling and drywall added to new secure IT room

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As the building had sat uninhabited for a few years vandals had reworked the windows.

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A wide range of paint colors was used to bring out a tropical look.

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Front secure reception area

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Second floor relaxation room, first floor Space Shuttle conference room, connecting hallway and third floor

Murphy bed.

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Storm drain had to be removed to get the equipment in place to do the wet tap for the fire hydrant.

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Fire back flow installed with test gauge

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After the move over to the new building the old building was stripped of usable fixtures that were

then recycled or reused.

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Demolition begins

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Demolition continues

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Sunrise a new day begins

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Site work, form work for side walks and a sub base compacted before the brick pavers are installed.

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As the site work continues more old concrete sign foundations are unearthed. The contractor had to bring

back the track hoe to remove these obstacles.

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Drive way prepped for pavers. Pavers installed. Fire hydrant tested and ready for use and ADA

truncated dome pavers laid in wet cement.

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Looking to the East over the brick paver parking lot.

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Irrigation for the landscaping is obtained by drilling a 2” deep free flowing well on the property. Water is pumped to zone valves controlled by a timer for individual precise

control of the amount of water each zone receives.

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All storm water run off on the property goes into the rear retention pond.

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Landscaping with only natural native salt tolerant plants

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RAIN RAIN RAIN

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Generator pad installed for future use under separate contract.

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Beach Steps. Even before work had begun mother nature reclaimed eight feet of dunes.

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Department of Environmental Protection regulations prohibit any work on the sand dunes from March 1st to November 1st of

each year due to the sea turtle nesting season. The contractors work did not involve any post penetration of the

sand as they used the preexisting posts.

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Front of building looking to the East

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Beach side windows

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South side looking North

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PAVCO Sub-Contractors

Advent Electric LLC

Universal Fire Alarm

BCI Mechanical BCI Plumbing BCI Utilities BCI Site WorkTri-State GradingMorgan Surveying Cabinets by

Booth Classic Floors Future Foam Inc

First String Fire Protection Inc.

Jim Francher Painting Inc.

Pro-Tech Roofing Snyder Steel Stone

Supermarket Atlantic Pavers Sumaj Drywall Marks

LandscapingIndian River

Irrigation Adger Smith Wells

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PAVCO Sub-Contractors continued

Remar Cleaning Tuffest * Concrete Circle K Demolition Ricks Garage Doors Atlantic Testing Inc South East Staffing Riverside Glass Sunbelt Rentals RSC Rentals United Rentals

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Direct contractors to Lung RX

Detect Alert Alarm Company Inc. Blinds of all Kinds Chucks Wallpaper Hanging Commercial Office Equipment Inc Romeo HDTV Computer cabling Harold Hunt Moving, Transportation, and Logistics

Elizabeth Welch, Julian Leek Repair Services.

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With thanks to the staff of LUNG RX for there tolerance during inconvenient times. A special thanks

to Avi Halpert Manager Construction Facilities United Therapeutics

Corporation, Maryland. And Alice Bickford Office Manager LUNG RX Satellite Beach Office, Florida. For support, guidance and

patience.

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THE ENDPowerPoint presentation by

JULIAN LEEK

Photo credit JULIAN LEEKCopyright 2007

Music CELTIC PLANET“The Immigrant” by Joanie Madden