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 energy consumption. But how do you tackle such a prospect when your campus houses 266 buildings totaling over 7.6 million square feet? Knowing they needed an experienced energy efficiency
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 at Dallas personnel knew that they needed more chilled water and steam capacity. The questions were, how much, and where should it go? EEA was obtained to first answer
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 was selected as Prime Consultant for design of a satellite chiller plant on campus that would supplement the existing 2,000 Ton central plant and support aggressive campus growth expected
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 at El Paso faced this challenge when they decided to restore the natural vegetation and arroyos to their hillside campus. All of the existing roads and parking were removed