PROJECTS

K-12 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

Facility Systems Consultants, LLC (FSC)offers MEP en­gineering services for a wide variety of K-12 education­al facilities. The design for K-12 facilities ranges from 1,500 square feet cafeteria renovations to 100,000+ square feet new constructions all over the greater East Tennessee region. Every project differs in length, some being turned around in just a few short weeks, while others are multi-stage projects stretching over several years. Our K-12 edu­cational design experience has included geothermal well­-fields complicated by petroleum-contamination sites, occupational sensors, combination intercom and clock systems, recirculating hot water sys­tems, and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) HVAC technology. This experience has proven that while projects and facilities differ in length, complexity, and size, FSC is knowledgeable and capable in K-12 educational design of all types.

RECENT PROJECTS:

 

Sweetwater Jr. High

This project consisted of the construction of a new 10,000 square feet gym and class­room addition, a renovation/buildout of +/- 10,000 square feet existing facility, and a small existing building renovation of approximately 5,000 square feet for use as locker rooms. The design included a  sanitary sewer, domestic water, con­densate, site power review, and fire protection. Natural gas was provided to packaged gas and rooftop units.

 

Grandview Elementary

This $17.5 million project consisted of the construction of a new 100,000 square feet school. It included energy saving elements such as geothermal HVAC systems, building automation sys­tems, and natural lighting. The facility also includes oc­cupational sensors, a combination intercom and phone system, a fire alarm/evacuation system, a security system, recirculating hot water systems, and sprinkler systems.

 

Fairmont Elementary

This project consisted of the construction of a new 90,000 square feet school in Johnson City, Tennessee. The project  included many energy saving elements such as a geothermal HVAC system. The facility also includes elements such as occupational sensors, a clock system, a combination intercom and phone system, a fire alarm/evacuation system, a public address system, and more.

 

Carter Middle School Gymnasium

This project consisted of the construction of a new 17,000 square feet gymnasium including restrooms, locker rooms, classroom space, a concessions area, and office areas. The project included the design of HVAC, plumbing, fire sprinkler, power, lighting, and communi­cation systems for the addition and renovation of the school.

 

Seymour Junior High

This $19 million project consisted of a new 94,000 square feet junior high school (servicing 7th - 9th grades). It included energy saving elements such as LED lighting and occupancy sensor lighting controls. The facility also includes a pre-wired data cabling system, a combination intercom and phone system, a fire alarm/voice evacuation system, intrusion and security camera systems, motorized goal and bleacher systems, and a specialty sound system in the gymnasium.

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