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Florida A&M University

Center for Access & Student Success

Tallahassee, FL

WEI provided Mechanical, Plumbing, and Fire Protection Design for the new, three-story facility including basement mechanical areas, which houses several student services departments.  The facility tied into the campus central heating and cooling plant, utilizing steam and chilled water. The facility is served by variable air volume central station air handling units with shut off terminal units with reheat.

Plumbing Design included low water consumption commercial grade fixtures, domestic water distribution, sanitary waste and vent and natural gas. 

Fire Protection Design included wet pipe sprinklers, dry pipe systems for exterior covered areas, and standpipes for each stairwell.

 
Colleges & Universities

Northwest florida state college 

Allied Health & Nursing Remodel 

Niceville, FL

WEI provided professional engineering designs for the renovation of the existing 10,000 SF nursing building.

HVAC included new systems with digital controls, minor upgrades to existing plumbing, and Fire Protection Design.

The project included a 10,000 SF second addition to the original single story building 

 

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Military & Veterans Resource Center

Gulf Coast State college

Panama City, FL

WEI provided mechanical and plumbing engineering for the 5600 SF renovation which included a new VAV air handling unit with single duct reheat terminal units for zone temperature control connected to the campus central heating and cooling plant.  The HVAC controls were connected to the existing campus system.  Plumbing systems included domestic hot and cold water, sanitary waste and vent, and commercial grade fixtures. 

 

 

Health Science Bldg

Residence Hall Renovations

Chipola College 

Marianna, FL

WEI contributed to renovations of the existing 33,000 SF residence halls at Chipola College by implementing HVAC designs that consisted of a new system utilizing the campus’s central chilled water plant. Additionally, digital controls with set-point limits were included to address air quality concerns. Previously, the dorms were served by DX units that were oversized for the load of the rooms and there was no limit on how cold the residents could set the room temperature. The new HVAC system corrected issues related to temperature control and air quality with owner efficiency and resident comfortability in mind.