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Thermal energy storage shifts cooling costs to off-peak hours, saving money and energy.
Following completion of the Utility Development Plan prepared by GLHN, New Mexico State University selected the firm to provide design and construction period services for a new satellite central plant and distribution system expansion. The new distribution system consists of 7,900 linear feet of 36, 24 and 16-inch direct buried ductile iron main lines routed along roadways and utility corridors.
Role:
Architect & Engineer of Record
Size:
13,000 GSF
Cost:
$24M
