
Environments Built For Higher Education
We understand the critical needs of facilities management teams. They’re tasked with providing safe, functional, and efficient spaces—and their systems must be both cost-effective and reliable. That means anticipating and addressing challenges before they arise to avoid costly disruptions across various spaces on campus.

Versatility is Key
We work for you. Our end-users are the teams who manage the facilities, and we’re committed to partnering with them to deliver safe, clean, comfortable spaces without the need to address constant problems. We pride ourselves on our long-term relationships with clients, who come to see us as trusted advisors.

Partnerships
Utilities must meet the unique needs of many different environments, whether they are classrooms, offices, residences, laboratories, gyms, retail, or the physical plant that supports these spaces. We understand the specific needs of unique spaces and how they interface with the campus’s current systems.

To learn more about how EEA can bring expertise and efficiency to your facilities projects, read our case study on
Sul Ross University Campus Operations.
We are known for our responsiveness and welcome an open line of communication with our partners. Let us know how we can partner with you.
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This project for the City of Albuquerque involved the renovation of ~3,000 square feet and addition of ~8,000 square feet to the existing Explora Science...
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This multi-phase project consisted of the following studies for over 50 buildings on the Denton campus: short circuit current and equipment evaluation study, limited protective...
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This project for Natera Labs was 22K SF of the first generation of new lab space and 9K SF of office and conference space. The...
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The $103 million projects are part of the Texas A&M Center for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing (CIADM). The facilities were designed to enhance the...
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EEA provided MEP engineering on the design and construction of a new, 12,000 square-foot distillery in southeast Austin, Texas. The building included a 7,500 square-foot...
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EEA provided MEP engineering services on Central New Mexico Community College’s Ken Chappy Hall renovation project, which converted campus offices into a new home for...
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This project involved the replacement and design of a 220,000 CFM built-up air handling unit located in the basement of Alkek Library, along with four...
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This new campus building will provide space for classrooms and research laboratories serving biochemistry, biology, chemistry, psychology, and nutrition departments. The building will also house...
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Steam System Decentralization The steam heating system at Sul Ross University in Alpine, Texas was nearing the end of its useful life. The generating boiler and...
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The Heart of St. Edward’s University Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel sits at the heart of St. Edward’s University, overlooking downtown Austin. The chapel was...
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It’s About Time, it’s About Space! The Main Building Tower on the campus of The University of Texas at Austin is one of the most iconic...
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Bringing in the Right Team With Texas State University’s commitment to Sustainable Stewardship came a recognition that the campus needed to take steps to reduce building...
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How Much, and Where? In the spring of 2009, with two new large buildings slated for construction and more on the way, The University of Texas...
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Service for Campus Growth EEA’s master planning efforts for St. Edward’s University in Austin identified the need for significant increases to chilled water system capacity. EEA...
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An Ambitious Plan Transforming an entire University campus from a sea of asphalt into a rolling natural landscape is a monumental task. The University of Texas...