Bellarmine University - Sienna Dorm Complex
Location: Louisville, KY
Type: New Construction
Description: This 4-phase project spanned five years of design and significantly expanded the on-campus residential options for Bellarmine University students. The separate phases had interconnected MEP systems, including a central mechanical room.
Assumption High School - Arts & Sciences
Location: Louisville, KY
Type: Addition
Description: The classroom addition project was the first expansion of the campus in many years. It encompassed additional standard classrooms for an expanding student body, as well as new and upgraded science lab, office, and music spaces. Gray water reuse was incorporated to reduce potable water consumption.
University of Louisville - Rare Books Archives
Location: Louisville, KY
Type: Renovation
Description: A former lecture hall in the basement of the library was renovated into a temperature- and humidity-controlled, rare book archival space. There were unique challenges, not only for the HVAC design, but for construction as well to work within an active building and perform work in the basement.
Bellarmine University - Knights hall
Location: Louisville, KY
Type: Renovation
Description: Historic Knights Hall is home to Bellarmine’s basketball and volleyball programs. To modernize the space and improve system efficiency for the seating capacity of the venue, a new HVAC system was installed, along with new lighting. The existing ceiling was removed and duct work installed between the structure – to minimize interference with any action on the court.

Kentucky School For the Blind - Steam Plant
Location: Louisville, KY
Type: Renovation
Description: One large steam boiler supplies heat to multiple buildings across campus. Underground steam lines, installed 50-60 years ago, needed to be replaced to reduce heat waste. Snow melt over the pipes in the winter showed the condensation and energy loss. The project was completed in multiple phases – and done in the spring to ensure the buildings could be heated by winter.