Plans for the new A. Glenn Center on NDSU’s campus included cutting-edge systems to support a variety of science and technology spaces, including 23 laboratories, modular/flex classrooms ranging in capacity from 25 to 300 students, auditoriums, and common spaces.
The process began with a controls submittal review workshop with the temperature controls contractor, design engineer, and NDSU facility staff to collaboratively review the submittal and proactively revise sequences before programming began. Self-executed equipment installation checklists and regular construction site visits ensured proper construction and installation.
The commissioning scope of work included 100% point-to-point and sequence verification of the HVAC and lighting controls systems.
Some of the unique features of this facility include:
The level of technological sophistication and energy efficiency in the new STEM facility has elevated the regional standard for similar buildings.
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