 Science,
Technology & Research
Fundament & Associates, Inc. has extensive experience in planning and designing mechanical and electrical engineering renovation projects for complex laboratory facilities, while maintaining such facilities fully occupied and operational. A number of these laboratories on major university campuses are considered highly critical in their function as many contain hazardous materials, conduct highly valuable research, or house research animals. In the conduct of our work in this area, we have had to develop project planning and strategies well beyond the disciplines of mechanical and electrical engineering. Those included development of project concepts as follows:
- Detailed project definitions
- Downtime reduction and mitigation
- Detailed construction phasing
- Design for the provision of temporary HVAC and laboratory utilities
- Impact to building considerations and planning
- Impact to occupants, on-going research and research animals
- Clear definition of contractor roles and responsibility regarding generation of noise and disturbance to building
- Clear definition of safeguarding of laboratory contents and on-going research
- Extensive project administration assistance
Notable Science,
Technology & Research Projects
The firm's prominence and reputation is illustrated by these featured projects,
including:
- California State University Science Building Wing B, 94,000 GSF new construction
- Los Angeles Harbor College Science Complex, new construction of 22,025 ASF Laboratory building
- University of California, San Diego Applied Physics
and Math facility
- University of California, San Diego School of Medicine
Garamendi Research Facility, new 140,000 square feet Laboratory Facility
- University of California, San Diego Powell-Focht
Bioengineering Building, new 110,000 square feet Laboratory Facility
- San Diego Metropolitan Wastewater Environmental
Monitoring and Technical Services Laboratory
- University of California, San Diego School of Medicine
MRI Brain Imaging Center
- University of California, San Diego Basic Science
Building Laboratory Renovations
- University of California, Irvine Medical Science
Laboratory Conversion to Variable Air Volume Systems
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