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Battalion Headquarters - Fort Jackson, SC
LEED Silver
Location:
Fort Jackson, SC
Size and Construction Cost:
25,000 SF - $5 Million
Services:
Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Alarm, and Telecomunications Engineering Designs
Description:
Fort Jackson Battalion Headquarters is a 25,000 SF building that was a task order as a design
build project with the Osborne Company, Inc., CJMW Architecture and Crenshaw Consulting Engineers team for the USACE. The building was designed to be utilized for classrooms and training facilities. The building is brick veneer over a steel structure. The materials are sustainable, durable, and cost effective in comparison to other materials and will give the government value along with achieving the goals to meet the 25 year useful design life and 50 year replacement life. This building was designed to meet AT/FP requirements and to a LEED Silver rating. The project was delivered in BIM.
This building consists of two large classrooms/training facilities that have the capacity to seat several undred people, conference rooms for Promotion Ceremonies and smaller more formal events, private offices, a Telecommunication room, and a SIPRNet (Secret Internet Protocol Router Network) room. The HVAC systems for this building are comprised of a four-pipe boiler/chiller system. Two boilers are used for redundancy. Integrated into this system is a Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS), which pre-conditions outdoor air prior to introduction into the air handlers. The air handlers are variable air volume (VAV) with reheat boxes throughout the building to maximize efficiency.
Fort Jackson, SC
Size and Construction Cost:
25,000 SF - $5 Million
Services:
Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Alarm, and Telecomunications Engineering Designs
Description:
Fort Jackson Battalion Headquarters is a 25,000 SF building that was a task order as a design
build project with the Osborne Company, Inc., CJMW Architecture and Crenshaw Consulting Engineers team for the USACE. The building was designed to be utilized for classrooms and training facilities. The building is brick veneer over a steel structure. The materials are sustainable, durable, and cost effective in comparison to other materials and will give the government value along with achieving the goals to meet the 25 year useful design life and 50 year replacement life. This building was designed to meet AT/FP requirements and to a LEED Silver rating. The project was delivered in BIM.
This building consists of two large classrooms/training facilities that have the capacity to seat several undred people, conference rooms for Promotion Ceremonies and smaller more formal events, private offices, a Telecommunication room, and a SIPRNet (Secret Internet Protocol Router Network) room. The HVAC systems for this building are comprised of a four-pipe boiler/chiller system. Two boilers are used for redundancy. Integrated into this system is a Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS), which pre-conditions outdoor air prior to introduction into the air handlers. The air handlers are variable air volume (VAV) with reheat boxes throughout the building to maximize efficiency.
