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Banneker High School

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Benjamin Banneker High School

We provided the plumbing engineering and fire protection design services to support the new construction of the DGS Benjamin Banneker High School located on the corner of Rhode Island Avenue and 9th St. NW in Washington, DC. The project will be designed to achieve LEED for Schools – Gold Certification with a preference of LEED Platinum certification. The Design-Build team is also to explore Net Zero energy strategies through the ILFI Zero Energy Building Program.

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  • Plumbing
    • Provide new domestic water service
    • Provide new domestic water distribution (CW and HW)
    • Provide new domestic hot water heater(s) as required
    • Design and layout the storm water system including roof drains, and distribution within the building
  • Fire Protection
    • Provide a new fire suppression system
    • Coordinate new fire water service
    • Design the primary fire suppression infrastructure (fire pump, sprinkler zones)

Francis Educational Campus

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Francis Stevens Education Campus

This project for the Francis Stevens Education Campus involves a renovation to the existing auditorium, cafeteria, and gym, including all new MEP systems.

  • Mechanical
    • New energy efficient HVAC system, including a new 40-ton air-cooled DX rooftop unit with energy recovery wheel, and hot gas reheat for humidity control
    • Air distribution design complies with acoustic requirements of an auditorium
  • Electrical
    • New lighting design, lighting controls, stage lighting, power and convenience outlets, as well as panel boards for the electrical distribution systems to support the mechanical equipment
    • New high efficiency LED fixtures and new lighting controls allowing the use of energy efficient features such as vacancy sensors, daylight dimming, and programmable dimming systems.
    • The design of these new controls can be integrated into a future centrally controlled lighting system allowing remote monitoring of lighting status and energy usage
  • Plumbing

Thames Street Wharf

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Thames Street Wharf

Engenium Group completed many office fit-up projects within this 260,000 SF, eight-story, LEED Gold office building located at Harbor Point in Baltimore, MD. The building includes underfloor air distribution, energy recovery ventilation system, and redundant power. The office fit-ups ranged in size from 2,000 to 20,000 SF.

  • Mechanical
    • Two (2) 20,000 cfm roof top, air to air energy recovery, ventilation air handling units
    • Two (2) 2MW and one (1) 500kw emergency power generators
    • 10,000 gallons of fuel oil storage providing minimum 3-day back-up
    • 900 tons on comfort cooling and an additional 200 tons of process cooling
    • Sixteen (16) custom 24,00 cfm self contained air handling units with hot gas bypass heating and dehumidification
    • Underfloor air distribution with 63F supply air provided through floor diffusers
  • Electrical
  • Plumbing

    20,000 gallon emergency water storage providing cooling tower make-up water

Stanton Elementary School

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Stanton Elementary School

Project scope included the complete upgrade of all mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems of the 60,000 SF existing main school building, as well as the design of a 30,000 SF new addition. The project design supports a LEED Gold rating, based on LEED 2009 for School New Construction and Major Renovations. A fast-track design and construction schedule enabled the 60,000 SF first phase to be completed over the summer in time for the start of school in the late August.

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  • Mechanical
    • New variable refrigerant flow (VRV) heat recovery system (125 tons existing building, 79 tons new).
    • Independent temperature control for each classroom.
    • Three dedicated 100% outdoor air ventilation energy recovery units.
    • 100-500 CFM VAV ventilation terminal units with occupancy sensor.
    • Two 199 MBH gas fired domestic water heaters.
  • Electrical

    New LED lighting, dimmable controls, and daylighting sequences.

  • Plumbing

    25% water reduction with low flow plumbing fixtures.

John Lewis Elementary School (formerly West Elementary)

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John Lewis Elementary School

Engenium Group provided plumbing engineering design and fire protection services for the renovation and modernization of John Lewis Elementary School (formerly West Elementary) in Washington, DC. Located in Ward 4, the modernization of the 90,000 SF school serves more than 350 students in Pre-kindergarten through Grade 5.

John Lewis Elementary is among the first Net Zero Energy-Ready and WELL Certified Schools in the District. The design and layout of the school combines a focus on indoor environmental quality variables and other components that promote health and well-being.

Net-Zero plumbing design elements include:

  • Energy efficient hot water system utilizes a water-cooled heat pump connected to a geothermal system
  • Condensate drainage water recovered from air handler units supplies the irrigation system
  • Hot water recirculation system optimized to reduce energy consumption

Barry Farms Redevelopment

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Barry Farms

Engenium Group is providing Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing engineering services to support the new construction of the Barry Farm redevelopment mixed-use project located in Southeast Washington, DC. The basic scope of work includes design for three multi-family buildings as a part of the Phase 1 redevelopment: Parcel 1A, Parcel 2, and Parcel 1B. The project is being designed to achieve Passive House, LEED Silver, and Energy Star certifications.

Parcel 1A
New 4-story, 139-unit residential building with 27,069 SF of retail space.

Parcel 1B
New 5-story, 108-unit senior living building with 12,000 SF of ground floor lobby and retail space.

Parcel 2
New 4-story, 194-unit apartment building with 9,733 SF of retail space.

 

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1901 L St, NW

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1901 L St. NW

Engenium Group provided MEP services to develop the existing “B Class” commercial office building into a “Trophy Class” building, including addition of three new levels and all new exterior facades, MEP systems, roof terrace, elevators, lobby, streetscape, amenities and reconfigured central core and restrooms. The renovated building totals 261,500 SF (a 65,000 SF expansion).

1901 L Street is the first WELL(v1) building in DC certified by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI).

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  • Mechanical
    • New DOAS Air Handling Units with sensible and latent energy recovery, low-temperature discharge, and fan array supply and exhaust fans with independent variable frequency drives
    • DOAS fan-powered terminal units with sensible only hydronic cooling, hydronic heating, and electronically commutated fan motors
    • Centrifugal Chillers with low-temperature chilled water, magnetic levitation compressors, and variable capacity with low turndown
    • Condensing Boilers with low design return temperatures for max efficiency
  • Electrical
    • Complete replacement of electrical distribution
    • New 4,000 Amp service
    • New 2,500 Amp bus duct riser
    • New branch distribution panels
    • LED lighting in common areas with programmable multizone dimming system
  • Plumbing
    • Extend new domestic water distribution, sanitary waste, and vent piping to devices within the building core
    • New domestic hot water heater as needed
    • Demolition and replacement of existing base building plumbing systems
    • Design and layout the storm water system including roof drains, and distribution within the building

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library

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MLK Library

Engenium Group provided plumbing consulting and fire protection design services to support the modernization of the MLK library located in Washington, DC. We also provided local support for the mechanical and electrical system design and construction. The project is targeting LEED Gold certification.

  • Plumbing
    • New roof drainage to include the newly installed green-roof
    • New domestic booster pumps, supplemental domestic water heaters
    • Sanitary connections for the new restaurant and cafe, as well as public restrooms
    • Natural gas service the building, water heaters, and HVAC equipment
    • Utility connections to include natural gas, domestic water, storm drainage, and sanitary water
  • Fire Protection
    • New NFPA 13 compliant fire pump and stand-pipe locations
    • Utility connections to include fire suppression