- Rooftop package HVAC
- Central DDC computerized control system
- Budget control
- Mechanical systems coordinated with
esthetic requirement
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The National Steinbeck Center is
a 22,000 square foot museum comprised of archive
rooms, gallery space, executive offices, meeting
areas, and shop and restaurant services. High-efficiency
multiple rooftop-mounted HVAC units controlled
by a central DDC computerized control system helped
to achieve cost and performance goals. Full HVAC,
plumbing, and fire protection design was provided
with a high level of attention given to architectural,
structural, and exhibit requirements. Meeting
an aggressive project budget required a conscious
and ongoing value engineering process by Axiom
Engineers(sm) throughout the project.
The building received national acclaim and design awards
when opened.
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