- Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Museum of Motion Pictures
- SR 520 Montlake
- Meyer Memorial Trust
- Delta Sky Way LAX Terminal 2 & 3 Modernization
- Sound Transit O&M Facility East
- I-64 Corridor Hampton Road Bridge Tunnel Expansion
- Resorts World Las Vegas
- Seattle Asian Art Museum
- Refugee Women’s Alliance
- University of California San Francisco Hematology, Blood, and Marrow Transplant Clinic
- University of California Davis Aggie Square
- Boulder Creek South MOB and Outpatient Surgery
- Kaiser Permanente La Habra Medical Office Building
- Kaiser Permanente Murrieta Mapleton Medical Office Building
- Santa Barbara City College West Campus Center
- Chapman University Keck Center for Science and Engineering
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- Banc of California Stadium
- Newport Beach Civic Center
- MGM CityCenter
- Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building
- Matthew Knight Arena - University of Oregon
- Amazon HQ - Vulcan Blocks 44, 45, 52e
- Levi's Stadium
- Pacific Northwest College of Art
University of California Davis Aggie Square
Davis, California, United States
The Life Science Technology and Engineering East (LSTE-E) and the Life Long Learning (LLL) represent UCDH’s commitment towards electrification and a decarbonized future. Each building utilizes a state fully electric HVAC system. Both buildings utilize Heat recovery Chillers as the primary source of Heating Hot Water & Chilled Water for comfort heating and cooling. The LSTE-E features a heat recovery source loop utilizing exhaust heat recovery coils within exhaust fan units. The LLL features ~10MBH of heat pump chillers as a secondary source of heating with the LSTE-E featuring 17 MBH of Electric Boilers for secondary heating. Each building utilizes a combination of hydronic reheat coils within the air terminals and ceiling mounted chilled beams to provide comfort heating and cooling to the spaces. The LSTE-E features ~1500 Kw of Electric Steam Generation capabilities for process equipment purposes as well as DHW heating.
Aggie Square represents a significant investment in Sacramento’s economy and environment from UCDH & Wexford Life Sciences. Demanding project requirements are bringing UCDH’s ambitious electrification goal to life. The HVAC technology in this building represents the gold standard for high performance efficient electrical equipment. The LSTE-E is designed to host a variety of highly advanced research and high performing zones while maintaining environmentally sustainable goals.
Awards & Certifications
• Pursuing LEED Silver
Commissioned Systems
- Air handlers with Humidity Control
- Heat Recovery Chillers
- Air Cooled Water Chilers
- Exhaust heat recovery units
- Exhaust electronic air filters
- Electric Steam boiler farm including Boiler Blowdown Separator, Condensate Pumps, Feedwater System
- Electric Heating Hot Water Boilers
- Sub Metering systems (Electrical, Water, Hydronic)
- DHW Heat pump water heaters with steam heated supplementary heating
- Chilled Beams
- Emergency Gensets
- Unique Zone Sequences 28
- Process Water Systems
- HHW Pumps
- Process Water Systems
Size: 326,000 sf & 334,000 sf
Construction Cost: $1.2 Billion
Start/End Date: 2020 / 2025
Deliver Method: Design-Bid-Build
Architect: ZGF Architects (Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects)
Contractor: Whiting-Turner
Owner: Wexford Science + Technology
Services: Commissioning