Hernando County Public Schools
"EEE" High School
this project consists of MeP/fP design services, including technology design for a new 278,000sf high school with 2,064 student stations. the school is being designed to meet LEED Silver certification and includes complete athletic facilities of tennis courts, football stadium, and baseball and softball fields. Technology design includes CCTV, Video Surveillance, Intercom, Internet & Cable outlets, provisions for Back up Generators, Surge Protection, A/V Enhancements, Audio Enhancements/Sound Reinforcement for teachers, and VOIP telephone system. The new central energy plant will be an ice thermal storage system with 54 tanks. this project is estimated to be completed in 2010 with a construction cost of $55,000,000. |
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Seminole County Public Schools
Midway Elementary School
This school is currently being designed with a ice thermal energy storage central energy plant that will produce 65% of the days cooling requirements during the off peak energy usage time. This project is also being designed for a future middle school project and possibly a high school project in the future.
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Seminole Community College Building "H" CEP Expansion
this project consists of an expansion of the central energy plant located at the “H” building on the sanford/lake Mary campus. the expansion includes 24 new Calmac Ice Thermal Energy Storage tanks, heat exchanger and piping. the scope encompasses the headers and branch piping to the tanks and the energy “ice Pick” calculations for the ton shifting capability of the plant. it also includes design of new 12” main chilled water supply & return lines within the plant, new 12” underground chilled water supply & return line infrastructure to the east of the ceP and connect into the existing MMH-3. We also designed a new MMH-3 manhole and valves for the JUf project, a new 12” underground chilled water supply & return line infrastructure between existing MMH-2 & MMH-3 and providing design for a new MMH-2. there is also a new structural slab design for the new tes tanks.
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Gainesville Greens
Matern Professional Engineering is providing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and systems engineering design services for this eleven story high-rise residential/commercial mixed use facility. This building is being designed to meet LEED Silver Certification.
* When completed and certified, Gainesville Greens will be the only residential building in Alachua County to qualify as a "green" or environmentally friendly building under the US Green Building
Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification program.
Such certification will not only benefit our community's environment and resources, but it will provide direct benefits to the residents of Gainesville Greens in the form of reduced energy costs.
Based on current estimates and targets, Gainesville Greens' enviro-conscious design will result in an energy savings of 30% and a water savings of 25% compared to similar buildings constructed without the eco-friendly standards of Gainesville Greens.
(*Verbiage courtesy of Gainesville Greens web site / Project is on hold.) |
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Umatilla Health Clinic
MPE provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and systems engineering design services for this public health clinic in Lake County, FL. This building was designed to meet LEED Silver Certification. Construction of this facility is finished in 2008.
The Umatilla Health Clinic has solar hot water panels which generate up to 95% of the building’s domestic hot water demand year round without the need for electric heating. The HVAC system will have an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) that will reduce the building’s overall tonnage by 10% during peak months. |
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