Crossey Engineering provided the Mechanical and Electrical design services for this downtown 230,000 sq.ft. University building. This project includes tenancy for the Computer Sciences Department with hardware and software labs, lecture halls, faculty offices and engineering labs for aeronautics and structural groups.  The mechanical design uses city central services of steam and chilled water for primary energy sources.  The distribution and adequacy of services to meet needs of high occupancy and variable loads, energy efficiency, background noise levels and budget were the challenges of this project. 

The M&E Construction Costs were $16.7 million.  

Completion: 2004

Architect: Moriyama & Teshima Architects