The Modern Elder Academy (MEA) is the world’s first midlife wisdom school, dedicated to guiding individuals through life transitions with purpose and intention. Located just outside Santa Fe in the Galisteo Basin, the new MEA campus known as Rising Circle Ranch sits on 2,566 acres of regenerative land and serves as the organization’s U.S. headquarters.
EEA provided MEP Engineering Services for the new LEED Silver, sixteen-floor (8 parking, 8 office) high rise office tower. The building consisted of four hundred parking spaces, 5,000 square feet of retail space, and 154,800 sq. ft. of leasable office space as well as serving as the future home for Horizon Bank headquarters. The design
New, two-building office development. EEA provided MEP design of three stories shell building, including corridors, common restrooms on each floor, and main floor lobby area.
The Tower Life, historically known as the Smith-Young Tower was completed in 1928 as Mixed Use (office & retail). The scope of this thirty story building adaptive reuse project is to convert floors 2 through 30 from offices to apartments. The River Walk level was designed as retail. The mechanical scope includes specifying new chillers
EEA performed LEED Enhanced commissioning and AEGB Additional commissioning services for a new approximately 260,000 square foot fully finished out commercial office space in Austin, Texas. Commissioning took place throughout the project’s early design phases, as well as throughout construction, acceptance and warranty. The systems commissioned included heat exchangers tied into the City of Austin
Over the last decade, sweetgreen has become a health food hotspot with various locations all across the U.S. In every storefront, their mission is to preserve and honor the natural structure of a building and actively seek distinctive spaces with an interesting history. With over 20 projects and counting, EEA has provided MEP design that has
EEA provided MEP services for the Dell Jewish Community Center. The project spanned multiple phases and included the renovation and expansion of multiple existing buildings, along with the construction of new fitness, aquatics, and tennis facilities. The first phase featured the renovation of the 46,000 SF education building, including the lobby, kitchen, and various classroom
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 bourbon distillery and tasting room, as well as a 5,000 square-foot multi-story Rickhouse storage building. The distillery also includes men’s and women’s restrooms, an office, a distilling room, a brewing/fermentation
The Austin, TX inspired coffee bar was designed as part of an existing shell, ground floor, of a multi-story office building. EEA performed MEP design services throughout the service and kitchen areas while utilizing the existing utilities for this tenant finish out project. It pays homage to Austin by staying local in sourcing of design materials
701 Rio Grande project involved the construction of a new core and cold/dark shell five story office building with second through fifth floors being office space, 2,000sf of retail/restaurant shell space, and over four levels of below grade parking garage with nearly 300 spaces. EEA’s MEP design services consisted of establishing a new electrical service