St. Thomas University - Gym, Law Building, & Monastery Building

This project involved the construction of three major facilities at St. Thomas University: the gym, law building, and monastery building. The work focused on delivering dependable HVAC and electrical systems tailored to the needs of a university environment while prioritizing energy efficiency and system reliability.

Scope of Work:

• Installed advanced HVAC systems to ensure efficient climate control and optimal energy performance across all buildings.
• Designed and implemented electrical systems, including lighting, power distribution, and emergency backup solutions, to support academic and recreational use.
• Coordinated with multiple trades to seamlessly integrate HVAC and electrical installations within the overall construction framework.
• Conducted detailed evaluations to address specific functional requirements for spaces like gymnasiums, classrooms, and residential areas.
• Ensured adherence to strict educational and safety standards for mechanical and electrical systems.
• Completed comprehensive system testing and commissioning to guarantee smooth operation across the university's facilities.

This project required strategic planning and collaboration to meet the demands of a multi-building educational campus. The result was the successful implementation of efficient and reliable systems that enhance the functionality and comfort of these vital university spaces.