MEP design services for a new two-story 76,000 sq ft multi-purpose building made up of academic and administrative support space, offices, conference rooms, break rooms, storage facilities, IT/AV security closets, mechanical and electrical closets, plenums, public restrooms, and tutoring spaces. Mechanical design services included building air conditioning, cooling, heating, ventilation and associated control system, steam and chilled water extension, general purpose exhaust system, domestic hot and cold water, sanitary waste and vent systems, interior roof drainage system, fire sprinkler and standpipe systems. Electrical services included the building interior and exterior lighting system, site-area lighting to include walkways and parking lots, general purpose power, fire alarm system, telephone, security, closed circuit television, intercom, sound systems and data conduit systems, and telecom duct bank from an existing manhole.
Design of the 74,000 sq ft 3-story academic facility included general classrooms language labs, computer training rooms and offices. SAC Classroom building included general classrooms, language labs, computer training rooms and offices. MEP design services included new HVAC systems including chilled water air handlers, DDC controls, variable speed drives and VAV boxes. Electrical systems included high efficiency lighting, lighting controls, and occupancy sensors.
Mechanical and electrical design services for office additions to 4,800 square feet of office space. Mechanical systems included the building air-conditioning system for cooling, heating, ventilation and associated control systems, domestic hot and cold water, sanitary waste and vent systems and fire sprinkler system expansion. Electrical systems included space interior lighting system, general purpose power, fire alarm system extension, and telephone and data conduit systems.
Complete renovations of the Anesthesiology Business Office at the Lubbock, Texas campus. Mechanical design services included new VAV boxes with hot water re-heat, duct work and air devices, and modification of the existing fire sprinklers, new plumbing fixtures (sinks, lavatory water closets), domestic hot and cold water, and sanitary waste and vent systems. Electrical design services included new lighting layout and switches, general purpose power for offices, modification of existing fire alarm systems and additions and modifications of the telephone and data conduits to allow for access above the ceiling.
Design services for new Administrative Offices handling the Office of Registrar, Financial Aid and Enrollment Services Departments. Designed new HVAC systems to make the systems more efficient and comfortable for occupants. New lighting was designed to provide additional illumination at approximately one-half of the existing energy usage.
Construction of state-of-the-art classrooms, Auditorium and Lecture Halls, Science Wing and Lab, Computer Laboratory, Library, Student Lounge, Campus Bookstore, and a Faculty Support space totaling 24,000 square feet. Mechanical design services included the central DX air handlers with VAV boxes for individual room control, acid waste systems and fume hoods for the Science Labs, domestic hot & cold water, natural gas, and sanitary waste & vent systems. Electrical systems included site lighting, interior high efficiency lighting with occupancy sensors, under floor power, and data systems for computer labs, and fire alarm system.
Lighting of the football field and a multi-purpose sports field utilized 80-foot tall steel light poles that complied with college lighting standards and plans for future bleachers. Electrical power was extended 2,000 feet from an existing 13.2 KV substation. The distribution consisted of underground concrete encased duct bank and transformers for each field. A 4-way switch was installed for maintenance and future extension for additional sports fields. The project was designed and constructed in a fast track method to meet the fall class schedule.
MEP design services included a preliminary report that addressed findings from field surveys, recommended system approaches and probable costs of construction from resulting recommendations. Four fume hoods, fans and duct work were replaced; new control systems and alarms were installed.
Studies of dormitories at the Texas A&M-Kingsville location included determination of existing MEP conditions, maintenance issues and code upgrade requirements; meeting with maintenance staff to learn of problems at the facilities and proposed repairs; determination of infrastructure requirements, capacities and limitations; opinions of cost repairs and modifications proposed; short term and long-term master planning; new control systems and alarms were installed.
MEP services for renovation and new finishes for the existing ballroom. The project included stage lighting and the audio/visual system. Mechanical design services included new diffusers, fire sprinkler head modification to accommodate the new ceilings. Electrical design services included interior lighting replacement, energy code analysis and compliance study, exit sign replacement, fire alarm device modification, telephone, security, closed circuit television, intercom, sound systems, and data conduit systems.
University of Texas at San Antonio
San Angelo State University
Hill Country University Center
Texas Tech University Health Science Center
San Antonio College