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Fort Gordon - The 35th Signal Brigade Headquarters - Augusta, GA
Location:
Fort Gordon, Augusta GA
Size and Construction Cost:
9,800 SF - $2.4 Million
Services:
Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Alarm, and Telecomunications Engineering Designs
Description:
The 35th Signal Brigade Headquarters project features the complete renovation of a 9,800 SF office building. The design team was able to think outside the box and propose minor modifications to the floor plan provided in the solicitation which resulted in additional square footage while keeping the project in budget. The USACE project manager appreciated the design team’s extra efforts in making this project a success.
This renovation includes new ATFP compliant, energy-efficient windows, a new standing seam metal roof, and totally new plumbing, mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, and fire alarm systems. The project utilizes the post wide central chilled and high temperature hot water systems that are piped to most buildings on post. The base hot water is routed through a heat exchanger for use inside the building, while the chilled water is used directly. A VAV air handler, along with hot water VAV reheat boxes located throughout the building, are used for space conditioning. This building will house multiple tenants while sharing common areas to maximize usable square footage. Project was designed to meet LEED requirements.
Fort Gordon, Augusta GA
Size and Construction Cost:
9,800 SF - $2.4 Million
Services:
Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Alarm, and Telecomunications Engineering Designs
Description:
The 35th Signal Brigade Headquarters project features the complete renovation of a 9,800 SF office building. The design team was able to think outside the box and propose minor modifications to the floor plan provided in the solicitation which resulted in additional square footage while keeping the project in budget. The USACE project manager appreciated the design team’s extra efforts in making this project a success.
This renovation includes new ATFP compliant, energy-efficient windows, a new standing seam metal roof, and totally new plumbing, mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, and fire alarm systems. The project utilizes the post wide central chilled and high temperature hot water systems that are piped to most buildings on post. The base hot water is routed through a heat exchanger for use inside the building, while the chilled water is used directly. A VAV air handler, along with hot water VAV reheat boxes located throughout the building, are used for space conditioning. This building will house multiple tenants while sharing common areas to maximize usable square footage. Project was designed to meet LEED requirements.
