Technology infrastructure is the heartbeat of commercial construction.
This heartbeat requires thoughtful planning, design and execution to deliver projects that satisfy customer expectations from day one and into the future.
YEAR
2023
LOCATION
Union City, Georgia
SPONSOR
Fulton County Government
COST
$30M
Consolidated Warehouse D
A 600,000sf warehouse that serves as the elections hub for Fulton County, GA and home for 8 additional departments and agencies. The facility is outfitted with a boardroom and control room hub, multipurpose training rooms, a variety of conference room sizes and equipment, access control, video surveillance, video streaming for live ballot counting and WiFi redundancy.
Carrier Diversity
The building was outfitted with 2 circuit providers to maximize uptime. If one circuit fails, internet service seamlessly cuts over to the available one.
State of the Art Control Room
The facility can stream live ballot counting and board room meetings with leading edge video and audio capturing capabilities.
YEAR
2024
LOCATION
Atlanta, Georgia
SPONSOR
Fulton County Government
COST
$15M
Nurse Call
The nurse call system employs advanced audio visual technology including wireless duress notification, large displays in observation and reception areas, and video conferencing.
Multiple Stakeholders
The project team involves sponsors, healthcare operators, contractors, and internal staff. Technology roles and responsibilities for each stakeholder and for each task was thoughtfully prescribed to each.
Behavioral Health Crisis Center
The new facility is slated to open mid to late 2024 and will include 24 beds and 16 observation chairs. The facility intake will include a "living room" model with peer support, to help connect clients with the correct level of care for their needs.
YEAR
2021
LOCATION
Atlanta, Georgia
SPONSOR
Atlanta-Fulton Public Library
COST
$50M
Central Library
As part of a $275M capital improvement program, Margaret Mitchell Central library underwent a major renovation of famed architect Marcel Breuer's original design. State of the art technology was infused throughout the building including a new fifth-floor indoor/outdoor conference center and event space, brand new cabling and network equipment, overhauled auditorium, computer lab, testing center, self service check out kiosks, self service pc use and printing, new WiFi, new video surveillance and guard control hub.
Technology Center
A new grand staircase was added to lead patrons from the lobby to the new technology center on the second floor that contains a new testing center and computer labs.
Self Service Features
This building has multiple floors of self service devices for patron pc use, printing, book check out and account management.
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