posted Feb 19, 2013, 12:12 PM by John Lovin
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updated Feb 19, 2013, 12:13 PM
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ING Consulting completes SCE&G Energy Efficiency Custom Incentive Training in Lexington, SC. |
posted Jan 25, 2013, 6:58 AM by ING Consulting
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updated Jan 25, 2013, 6:59 AM
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Designed to accommodate
more than 200 employees, the 134,700-sq/ft complex will house numerous
departments and functions including Voter Registration, Emergency Operations
Center, Magistrates Court, RMC, Planning and Development, Treasury, Finance,
Tax Assessor, Information Technology, Records, Public Works and Engineering,
County Administration, and County Council Offices and Chambers.
The formal groundbreaking ceremony was recently held
onsite. The event was attended by County and City Council members; County
employees; the area’s legislative delegation, including U.S. Congressman Joe
Wilson: the Aiken County Board of Education; and the Greater Aiken Chamber of
Commerce board, among others.
Construction for the complex — currently valued at $28
million — commenced in August 2012 with site clearing and grading. Construction
is scheduled for completion in February 2014.
Architecture: McMillan Pazdan Smith
Engineering:
Cranston Engineering (Civil)
Britt Peters and Associates (Structural)
ING Consulting Inc. (Mechanical & Fire Protection)
Electrical Design Consultants ( Electrical)
Contractor: KBR Building Group | |
posted Jan 25, 2013, 6:19 AM by ING Consulting
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updated Jan 25, 2013, 6:20 AM
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Augusta Regional Airport Fix Based Operations Facility: The Augusta Regional Airport replaced the GA Terminal and FBO Facility with this new state of the art facility. The new terminal has been constructed in the footprint of the old GA terminal building.
Our scope of work was to design the HVAC, Plumbing and Fire Protection Systems for this new 14,000 sq/ft facility.
Construction Value: $5,045,461.00 | |
posted Jan 25, 2013, 5:42 AM by ING Consulting
posted Mar 1, 2012, 8:28 AM by John Lovin
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updated Mar 1, 2012, 8:44 AM
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ING Consulting recently updated to the
new version of EnergyPRO which is the only approved software that can model
Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) equipment technology against & with other traditional
systems. Our Certified VRF System Mechanical Design Engineers can
effectively model energy usage, compare technologies and design applicable systems
that are budget driven and energy efficient.
This software will be used in conjunction
with REVIT MEP in a BIM approach.
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posted Jan 18, 2012, 6:57 AM by John Lovin
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updated Jan 18, 2012, 6:59 AM
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Recent photo of the new 15,000sq/ft facility to house the Augusta Regional Airport Fixed Base Operation. Our firm provided Mechanical Engineering HVAC, Plumbing and Fire Protection design utilizing AutoDesk REVIT MEP Suite. |
posted Jan 11, 2012, 6:29 AM by John Lovin
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updated Jan 11, 2012, 6:32 AM
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ING Consulting is beginning mechanical
design of the new facility utilizing Autodesk REVIT MEP in partnership with McMillan Pazdan
Smith Architecture. The project goal is to provide a BIM level design
project to KBR Building Group for construction of this facility.
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posted Jan 2, 2012, 9:45 AM by John Lovin
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updated Jan 2, 2012, 9:56 AM
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The new Augusta
Technical College Grovetown Campus is situated on Horizon South Parkway in
Grovetown near such manufacturers as John Deere Commercial Inc. and GIW
Industries. The new 22,000-square-foot facility will provide students an
opportunity to seek specific training for specific jobs.
HVAC, Plumbing,
Fire Protection, Welding Gas & Exhaust Design was provided by our firm
utilizing Autodesk REVIT MEP Suite.
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posted Jan 2, 2012, 5:59 AM by John Lovin
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updated Jan 2, 2012, 8:10 AM
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Pediatric
Partners was award first place in the 2011 Columbia County Community Pride
Design Award in the Professional Category.
The
votes of residents in the Columbia County decided the winners. Residents were
asked to make their choice based on character, overall design and quality of
the development.
Our
firm provided HVAC, Plumbing and Fire Protection design services for the multistory
12,000sq/ft facility utilizing Autodesk REVIT MEP Suite to produce the
construction drawings.
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posted Jan 2, 2012, 5:40 AM by John Lovin
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updated Mar 6, 2012, 1:29 PM
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Georgia Southern University
received the 2011 Innovation Award from the University System of Georgia’s 15th
annual Facilities Officers Conference for the renovation of the circa 1958
Williams Center, which was the University’s former Student Union.
“The award is given to projects
demonstrating originality and creativity. Characterized
by ‘outside-the-box-thinking’ and ingenuity, this recipient clearly accomplishes
the goal — but within an innovative manner. The recipient exudes excellence and
quality work.”
On the award winning Williams
Center our firm provided HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Protection design services
utilizing Autodesk REVIT MEP Suite design techniques to coordinate new building components with
existing facility infrastructure. On July 17, approximately 200
summer students enjoyed a pizza dinner and a viewing of “Hall Pass,” courtesy
of Eagle Entertainment.
Rather than taking place in the organization’s usual outdoor or Union theater
venues, the film was shown behind the familiar pane glass windows of an
unlikely location: The Williams Center.
Previously a dining hall, the Williams Center has undergone numerous renovations
in previous months with the goal of becoming an alternative space for student
activities.
Students in attendance were largely optimistic about what the new space has to
offer.
“I really enjoyed the atmosphere that the renovations made,” said senior
electrical engineering major Nick Pawlak.
“I love the new technology in the building and the amazing design and
furniture. The whole thing looks very modern and perfect for student
organizations. I am so excited to see how they use it in the fall,” said senior
Stephen Warner, psychology major.
Changes made to the Williams Center include the addition of two kitchen areas,
plenty of seating, mosaic walls that double as storage and state-of-the-art
audiovisual technology.
“We have two main screens and five 70-inch screens,” said Sriravong
Sriratanakoul, activities coordinator.
The Williams Center’s refurbishment was a direct result of a collaboration
between Southern’s students and the Office of Student Affairs staff. Sriratanakoul hopes that this joint effort mirrors the way the area is used.
“I hope this space becomes a community resource where we can all collaborate -
students, staff and alumni - can all collaborate. We have technology here that
other ones don’t have,” said Sriratanakoul.
This technology is already being integrated. Prior to the screening of “Hall
Pass,” Eagle ID cards were scanned for data purposes.
“The ID scanning is something that we hope to do more at these kinds of events.
Along with ensuring that student fees are used for students only, we hope to
use the data for assessments of programs and retention purposes. Are the
students who attend free on-campus programs graduating?” said Sriratanakoul.
In addition to being the new on-campus hotspot for students, by students, The
Williams Center is also the new home of Eagle Entertainment and the Traditions
Council. written by Sarah Fonseca of GSU
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