AMERIPATH LABORATORY - Lab Renovation and Build-Out
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"I have to say that I have been very impressed with the efforts of sys-tek. This project was a little chopped up and had some technical items that took a lot of tracking and management to ensure all the bases got covered. Thanks again to the entire design team for their efforts." -Mr. Ramin Cherafat, McCown Gordon
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Lab Renovation and Build-OutThis project included renovation and build-out of an existing vacant office for a new pathology laboratory facility and supporting administrative offices. The client is a leading national provider of physician-based, anatomic pathology services. sys-tek approached this project practically and economically while complimenting the architectural features of the facility. PUTTING THE CLIENT'S NEEDS FIRSTConsiderations of various work space functions and lab requirements were embraced throughout the design process. The client's existing laboratory was located in St. Luke's Hospital. Our initial task was to interview staff members to determine laboratory requirements and to analyze their work flow. Engineering services for this project included mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. Various areas of the facility such as laboratory, office areas, computer room, and conference, break and training rooms were addressed individually in an effort to best meet the needs of the client's use of those spaces. WE PROMISED IT ON TIME AND>DELIVERED IN SIX MONTHSBudget and time constraints were of utmost importance to this project as the client had a limited budget and only six months to design and construct their new laboratory and supporting offices. sys-tek was able to complete this project within the budget and time restrictions. COMMISSIONING AND STARTUPValue added services provided for this project included system commissioning, testing, adjusting and balancing. Commissioning services included generator testing, control automation commissioning and start-up for the central station air handling system which, included a heat recovery wheel for recovering waste heat from the exhaust air stream. Balancing included fume hood, laminar exhaust system for lab counters and hydronic balancing for reheat coils. |