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 chilled water and heating water pumps located in the first floor mechanical room. Chilled water and heating water control valves were replaced allowing for the heating water system to be
EEA has completed multiple renovation and expansion projects in UT Austin’s Doty Fine Arts Building as part of an existing IDIQ contract. Much of this work has been concentrated on revitalizing an existing (but underused) library space via The Foundry makerspace, lighting, classrooms, offices, and study spaces. Additionally, EEA provided MEP services for a new
This project involved major alterations to the 9 story above grade, 292,900 sq ft design build office and lab space renovation of the J.J Pickle Federal Building in Austin, TX. This involved designing and performing renovation of MEP work in a secured federal building that included the demolition and installation, of MEP systems including HVAC
Rapid Population Growth Puts Added Pressure on Cooling Plants The Austin metro area is experiencing tremendous growth. Neighboring Georgetown, Texas in Williamson County was ranked the fastest growing city in the U.S. according to 2010’s census data. Neighboring Hays County south of Austin was ranked the third-fastest-growing county in the nation in 2016. Within the city limits, Austin’s
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
The new construction brewery project included manufacturing space, grain mill room, mechanical spaces, office spaces, a 6,000 sq. ft. cold room and a 5,000 sq. ft. tasting room. EEA was responsible for building MEP systems including HVAC, electrical power distribution, lighting design, chilled water, steam & condensate. A later EEA project for Oskar Blues Brewery
EEA performed Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection (MEPF) scopes of work for the new City of Austin Permitting & Development office building and parking garage in Austin, TX. The office building is four stories in height and approximately 250,000 sq. ft. The parking garage has over 1,000 spaces. The building also includes a catering
EEA was proud to provide MEP design services for this new multi-building office campus complex in Austin, Texas for the Oracle Corporation. Phase 1 included a new two-wing office building totaling 560,000 GSF with parking on the ground floor, a stand-alone parking garage, and a central utility plant for heating and cooling utilities. Building spaces
EEA completed MEP design and construction phase services for the renovation of the Southfield Building, which is becoming Austin Independent School District’s administrative offices. This project involved repurposing the existing chilled water piping, replacing several aging chillers, replacing all terminal units, adding exhaust systems, and replacing original air handlers and associated appurtenances to provide HVAC
