Tim Green steel studs are used with steel stud Track. So you'll lay out your wall dimensions nice a square then either Ramset or i would suggest Always is to pre drill and fasten the track with Tapcons.   If your pad is 6" or 8" a ram set is quicker.  If your pad is a little 4" rat slab then use a drill and tap on so as not to Crack your pad. 

Then once the track is down you can place your studs 16" or 2" is what I did as is not a structural build just some walls.  Roofs get heavy though so I would keep at least 2" between studs.

It's all little self tappers so have the proper screws and length (small)

Is it outside/new slab & build.   I used Steel studs for mine (about half of your dimensions).  I actually searched around Facebook market place and found more than enough studs for half price too btw. My walls and ceilings are just foam board inside the steel frame. Easy, rot proof

I can't wait to try these.  Sold out like instantly. 

Ok right on. I'm pretty sure they are Sakato ones (round filter). They feel real thin. 

Tyleryou could even put some UV lights up to constantly sterilize your Attic plenum space if it's nothing more than a fresh air cooling station. I like the UV sterilizer lamps and have one on a timer  where my AC blows in before it gets drawn jnto the feuit room (I don't really know what's it doing if anything more than peace of mind)

Ivan Mikic Right on, that sounds good. Id have the attic as clean as possible. Dampers with foam gaskets are working well at my place. Each fan has one, luckily my exhaust are Upwards and out so it somewhat naturally draws out slightly all the time