This project encompassed the removal of the outdated University of Michigan Field Locker Room facility, making way for a new field hockey team center. Covering 13,000 gross square feet, the new structure accommodates player and coach locker rooms, offices, training amenities, hydrotherapy pools, meeting areas, and broadcast facilities. Additionally, the project included the creation of […]
Originally built in 1951 as a Men’s Dormitory for the University of Michigan, South Quad features a predominantly concrete structure with some steel framing. Its central lower levels encompass the existing kitchen, support facilities, and the first-floor Dining area. The east and west wings serve as residential spaces, as does the central section of the […]
As part of Muskegon Community College’s efforts to bolster science education, a $9.2 million Science Center and Addition was constructed. This visionary initiative aimed to establish a modern science wing equipped with advanced lab equipment, catering to the rising demand for science, math, and technology majors across the nation. The MCC Science Center encompassed a […]
The Ferris State University Michigan College of Optometry is a 91,000 sq.ft. building that provides flexible, state-of-the-art classroom, laboratory, and clinical spaces, along with faculty offices and administrative areas for the Michigan College of Optometry and other departments. State-of-the-art computer laboratories, including network support facilities, are used by students. The facility features distance learning capabilities, […]
The Jack and Dorothy Harris Health Education and Science Center project involved the construction of a new Science Center Building Addition, expanding approximately 28,000 sq.ft. This addition incorporated two new chemistry labs, a general biology lab with a greenhouse, a human biology lab, a physical sciences lab, faculty offices, and a reception/lobby/student commons area. Additionally, […]
The Shaw Hall project marked Michigan State University’s inaugural use of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD). Collaborating with Neumann/Smith, Clark Construction Company participated in this groundbreaking endeavor focused on renovating Shaw Hall. The project adopted a “pure” IPD approach, demanding comprehensive collaboration among essential stakeholders, with all team members sharing both the project’s financial risk and […]
The Michigan State University Bailey and Rath Halls Renovations encompassed two 100,000 sq.ft. student housing units within the MSU Brody Complex. The scope of work involved enhancing mechanical, electrical, and ventilation systems, as well as upgrading life-safety systems to adhere to ADA codes. This comprehensive transformation also included the installation of a passenger elevator, asbestos […]
The Crisler Arena Renovation goes beyond the ordinary, unveiling a symphony of Mechanical-Electrical-Plumbing (MEP) artistry that elevates both aesthetics and functionality. As time-worn air handlers make their exit, witness the rise of new, energy-efficient stars, illuminating the arena’s core with an electric renaissance. Beneath this surface transformation lies an even deeper allure. Arena steps align […]
Brody Hall, a colossal dining landmark recognized as the world’s largest non-military facility of its kind, underwent a sweeping transformation. This renewal encompassed a comprehensive revitalization of the iconic 140,000 sq.ft. structure, including the replacement of MEP systems and exterior curtain wall systems. Elevators and ADA enhancements ensured accessibility, while the second-floor metamorphosis introduced a […]
The remarkable transformation of Emmons Hall encompassed a 100,850 sq.ft. renovation within the overarching Brody Complex upgrade initiative. The comprehensive renewal elevated the 4-story building with substantial mechanical, electrical, and architectural enhancements, shaping a modernized and vibrant space. Highlights of Emmons Hall’s evolution featured the integration of life-saving automatic sprinklers throughout the building, adherence to […]