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RobsonWoese provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing,
and construction administration services for SUNY Upstate
Medical University's Institute of Human Performance
(IHP), a 192,000-sq. ft. four-story center.
This new addition to the University's campus accommodates
many unique spaces, including outpatient clinics, MRI
facility, indoor track, swimming pool and more than
60 medical research laboratories. Special features for
the design of HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, electrical,
and security systems included 13.2 kV electrical service
with substations, central boiler and chiller plants,
200,000 cfm HVAC system and specialty plumbing systems. |
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The nine-story, 500,000 SF new Main Hospital opened in the spring of 1998. The four-phase $241 million modernization project involved substantial replacement of all clinical facilities.
RW designed the 6,000-ton chilled water plant, the new
23 kV main substation with 3750/5250 kVA rated transformers,
a 210,000 lb/hr HPS power plant, and the campus wide
security system to tie all outlying buildings on the
RCPI Campus to the new Security Office in the new Main
Hospital Building. The security system consists of TV
cameras, monitors, cabling, door access controls and
miscellaneous alarms from remote buildings. The design
also included tie-ins from remote building fire alarm
systems with a new interface to the Buffalo Fire Department.
Fire protection systems included multiple electric fire pumps, sprinkler, standpipe and preaction systems. Systems were integrated with smoke control and fire alarm systems to produce a fully coordinated fire protection system.
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