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Awarded Projects
Purdue University
Center for Student Excellence and Leadership and Vawter Field Housing
Utilities and Telecommunications
Applied Engineering is please to be engineering the steam, chilled water,
domestic/fire water, electrical and telecommunication utilities, and related
infrastructure upgrades serving the new Center for Student Excellence and
Leadership and new Vawter Field Housing projects at Purdue University. Both
buildings share a common site on the West Lafayette campus. The project
architect is The Scholer Corporation partnered with Sasaki Associates. Applied
will also be providing the interior telecommunications design for the Vawter
Field Housing project. The two buildings are scheduled to open in spring of
2014.
Purdue University
Stewart Center Fire Alarm and Sprinkler System Installation
Applied is pleased to provide design services for the fire alarm and sprinkler
system installation at the Stewart Center at Purdue University in West
Lafayette, Indiana. The scope of work will include the complete replacement of
the existing fire alarm system with an annunciated system and the installation
of new sprinkler system where none currently exists. The building is
approximately 484,000 square feet in size of which 212,000 square feet are
currently sprinklered.
Indiana University Residence Hall Commissioning
Applied Engineering Services is pleased to provide commissioning services
for the new Southeast Residential Hall on Indiana University’s campus in
Bloomington, Indiana. An initial cost of $29.4 million is budgeted for
construction. The new residence hall will be approximately 148,700 SF and is
targeting LEED Silver certification.
Ball State University
Teacher's College Renovation
Applied Engineering is pleased to announce that they have been awarded
the MEP component of the Teacher's College Renovation Project at Ball State
University under MSKTD & Associates, the Project Architect. The Teacher's
College is a 131,000-square-foot facility with ten floors and a basement and is
classified as a high-rise building. The mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP)
portion of the project consists of the complete replacement of the MEP systems
and the addition of an automatic fire protection system. The construction budget
for the MEP systems is $10 million. The project will be constructed in multiple
phases over 24 to 30 months while the building remains occupied. The drawings
for the project will be produced with Revit resulting in a BIM Model. In
addition, LEED certification may be pursued. We are excited to work with MSKTD
and Ball State University on this important project.
Cameron Memorial Hospital
Critical Access Hospital
Applied was selected by Morrison Kattman Menze, Inc. to perform an expansion and
renovation of this hospital in Angola, Indiana. This $42,000,000 project
will create an expanded campus of 13+ acres, and include 110,470 square feet of
newly constructed space and 15,930 square feet of renovated space for a total
square footage of 126,400.
The new space will feature all private patient rooms, including: 18 private
rooms for medical and surgical patients; 2 private rooms for special care
patients; 3 labor, delivery and recovery rooms for childbirth, and 5 private,
family-friendly rooms for maternity patients. In an effort to promote patient
safety and staff efficiency, all rooms will be identical featuring the
“same-handed” design. The hospital will also include the following features:
• 3 fully-equipped, large operating rooms
• 2 outpatient procedure rooms
• 12 private ambulatory surgery patient care rooms
• State-of-the-art radiology department, including a dedicated women’s center
• Expanded emergency department with separate ambulance and walk-in patient
entrances
• Ground floor, convenient access to rehabilitation services
• Non-denominational chapel
• Large, accessible community education facilities
Purdue University
Ray W. Herrick Laboratories
Center for High Performance Buildings
Commissioning Services
Applied Engineering Services has been retained to provide commissioning
services to Purdue University for the Ray W. Herrick Laboratories in the
Center for High Performance Buildings. The project cost has been
estimated at $23,500,000. The Herrick Laboratories house a
multi-disciplinary research community that shares space, equipment and
expertise and has a more than 50-year history of conducting research
with an emphasis on technology transfer to industry.
Purdue University
Elliott Hall
Sprinkler System Installation
Following the design of the upgrade to the Elliott Hall of Music fire alarm
system, Applied Engineering has been retained to design the fire protection
system for this historic facility. The design will start with a new incoming
water service into the new fire pump. Routing of the sprinkler piping through
the building’s ornate plaster and marble walls and ceilings presents a challenge
for the design team. A new generator, to be installed a new below grade vault,
will serve the life safety needs of the facility including the fire pump.
The University of Notre Dame
Chillers 1 and 2 Replacement
Applied was retained to replace two 1500-ton steam-drive chillers at The
University of Notre Dame.
Wishard Hospital
Replacement Facility Hospital
Commissioning Services
Applied Engineering Services was selected to commission Wishard Hospital's new
Replacement Facility. This new facility is over 1.2 million BGSF and
houses 18 operating rooms, 4 interventional labs, a 90-treatment room emergency
department, and 315 inpatient beds. The estimated construction cost is
$600 million, and the hospital is pursuing LEED Silver certification.
Applied Engineering Services in the news
- Applied Receives Two ACEC IN 2012 Merit Awards
- Applied Engineering Services Hosts Food Drive
- Engineer Receives 2nd Highest Civilian Award in Poland; Indianapolis Star
- Applied Engineering Services Receives Achievement Award
- Creative Engineering: Knauf's $240M expansion gains top honor for engineering innovation; The Shelbyville News
- Engineering firm builds clientele slowly; Indianapolis Business Journal
The Greening of Applied
Applied Engineering Services is Going Green! The lighting fixtures we selected for our new office are energy efficient. Plastic, aluminum cans and paper from our office are recycled regularly. The property management company has recently provided bike racks for those who wish to ride bicycles to work as an alternative to driving cars.
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