Case study: Chiller plant gets an update
A corporate campus reviewed its chiller’s performance data to determine what updates were needed. Metering and instrumentation helped achieve the engineer’s goals.
Case study: HVAC system conversion includes remote monitoring
A government facility’s HVAC system was overhauled to make it more efficient and cost-effective.
Case study: Flexible, reliable HVAC system
A quiet, efficient, and flexible HVAC system replaced an older one in this government office building.
Case study: School boiler replacement
A Nebraska school district embraced outside-the-box HVAC design to connect existing facilities and new construction into an efficient engineering solution.
Case Study: Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, Gilbert, Ariz.
Challenge: Provide exceptional illumination within energy-consumption limits and dark-sky guidelines.
Case study: Hospital HVAC system benefits from IPD
A new and existing hospital building were delivered using IPD.
Case study: Collaborative delivery serves U.S. Coast Guard well
A U.S. Coast Guard multimission building and vessel-support facility project required a revised site plan, ultimately benefitting the project’s overall outcome.
Case study: IPD at work in health care
Collaboration between engineers and contractors leads to waste elimination and cost savings.
Case study: Harnessing IPD to fast-track a replacement hospital
Bayhealth is central and southern Delaware’s largest health care system. The new health care campus anchors its services by hosting an inpatient acute care hospital as well as an adjoining ambulatory care center to create a community-focused health village (see Figure 3). At the onset of the project, Bayhealth made its goal clear: deliver the hospital at least 3 months earlier than comparable health care projects. Integrated project delivery (IPD) helped the team deliver a high-quality hospital below cost and ahead of traditional schedules.
Case study: Hospital generator noise attenuated
Four outdoor diesel generators were designed for a hospital, and sound levels were better than expected.