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Horrell Group Architects
Description: The Horrell Group is primarily engaged in the traditional practice of Architecture, however, as architects we are trained, tested and licensed in areas outside of the narrow scope of design attributed to our profession in recent years by a movement toward specialization. The Horrell Group has experience in the research, survey, design, and construction administration of projects related to accessibility even prior to the 1977 integration of the North Carolina Accessibility Code into the local building construction ordinances. We began incorporating the ADA requirements with the implementation of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1991. Electronic access control systems can manage all access. These systems often incorporate an Integrated Badge management system to control ID badges, and may be used to Limit access of personnel to only those areas required for their job description. Website: http://www.horrellgroup.com See also: - 01 41 00 - Regulatory Requirements - 01410 - Regulatory Requirements - 08 34 59 - Vault Doors and Day Gates - 08 56 59 - Service and Teller Window Units - 11 16 00 - Vault Equipment - 11 16 13 - Safe Deposit Boxes - 11 16 16 - Safes - 11 17 00 - Teller and Service Equipment - 11 17 13 - Teller Equipment Systems - 11 17 16 - Automatic Banking Systems - 11 17 33 - Money Cart Pass-Through - 11 17 36 - Package Transfer Units - 11020 - Security and Vault Equipment - 11030 - Teller and Service Equipment - 13700 - Security Access & Surveillance - 28 10 00 - ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL AND INTRUSION DETECTION - 28 13 00 - Access Control - 28 13 53 - Security Access Detection - 28 16 00 - Intrusion Detection - 28 20 00 - ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE - 28 23 00 - Video Surveillance - Multi-Discipline - Tennessee |
