MULTI-RESIDENT
Contact:
Matt Howe
5780 Fleet St., Suite 300
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Phone: (760) 918-7700
Commencement and Estimated completion: 2001-2003
Project
studies began: Jan. 2001
Project planning began: Feb. 2002
Project design and construction began: April 2002
LECE was the MEP subconsultant for this project which was comprised
of five building type ‘A’ (15,197 SF each), six
building type ‘B’ (18,894 SF each), and 5 building
type ‘C’ (19,184 SF each) with a total of approximately
285,269 SF. Mechanical design for this project included heating,
ventilation and air conditioning load calculations. Coordination
and layout for design of ductwork, supply air diffusers and
return grills were included. Equipment selection and layout
of air conditioning systems was made. Electrical portions of
the design included load calculations, electrical plans, and
lighting consultation to establish building lighting parameters.
Panel, equipment schedule and single line diagram were also
completed. Plumbing design entailed hot and cold water, waste,
vent, and natural gas pipe sizing and calculations as required
by building department plan checks. LECE also completed equipment
schedules, fixture list and plumbing design details. Sizing
of condensate drains and design layout and all design of sanitary
sewer and domestic water to five feet of outside of building
were finished. The project is currently wrapping up and projected
to be completed within the next few weeks from a design standpoint.
So far no major issues have erupted, and the client has been
satisfied with work completed.
Del Mar, CA
A development
of: RGC/CALPROP
A development of 180 units, (320,000 sq.ft.) multi-family residence.
We provided lighting calculations, single line diagram, house
panel & outside lighting design. Process through plan check
corrections, plumbing design, waste, vent, sewer, gas piping
design layout & calculation, riser diagram, plumbing schedules
and process through building department plan check for permit.
San Diego, CA
Provided
heating, ventilation and air conditioning load calculations,
coordination and layout for design of ductwork. Equipment schedule
and mechanical design details. Coordination with architectural
and structural to establish preliminary duct sizes and available
duct sizes and available scaled diagrammatic routes for ducts.
Relocated existing makeup air intake, exhaust fans, louvers
where in conflict with new design. We provided engineer stamp
on drawings when required by building department. Site visit
to verify existing conditions within 5 feet outside of the proposed
building. Design of sanitary sewer and domestic water to five
feet outside of the building or points of connection to existing.
Design was in coordination with the site civil design. Water,
waste, vent and natural gas sizing calculations as required
by building department plan check requirement. Designed floor
plans for domestic hot and cold water, waste, vent, and natural
gas, sanitary sewer, waste and vent riser diagrams. Equipment
schedules, fixture list and plumbing design details. Cut sheets
of fixtures. Provided Title 24 and calculations. Provided design
for circuitry and panel schedules, lighting floor plan, power
floor plan, single line diagram, electrical load calculation
summary, lighting fixture schedule and details.
TOWNHOUSES
Jewel Village
La Jolla, CA
Leading Edge provided drawings of the HVAC, plumbing and electrical design to be installed for Jewel Village townhomes. We provided a registered engineer's stamp and signature on all HVAC plumbing and electrical drawings. We also wet stamped and signed six print sets required for plan check and permits, coordinated all work with the Architect and the other related consultants involved as required, as well as making all necessary plan check corrections to the HVAC plumbing and electrical drawings generated by Leading Edge Consulting Engineers.
PRIVATE
Gremore Residence
We provided mechanical design for a 10,000 square foot home in Rancho Santa Fe, California. Underground and attic space duct work were used on this home with remote electronic thermostat. Four variable volume forced air units with direct venting were used for this project.
Bercovitz Residence
LECE provided mechanical and plumbing design for large residential projects including up to 8 HVAC zones and radient floor heating.