LOCATION
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

AREA
Renovation: 25,855 GSF, Addition: 11,076 GSF, Warehouse: 11,777 GSF

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s headquarters building was damaged during the July 2013 flood. While renovations were being done, the Department also decided to include upgrades to comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act and current building codes.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

• The HVAC system consists of one exterior air-cooled chiller, two high-efficiency hot water boilers, variable air volume air handling units, and variable air volume terminals serving each individual occupancy zone.
• A heating and cooling plant was installed in the basement area of the building to provide redundant heating and chilled water to the facility. The temperature control system is a computer-based automation system.
• The plumbing system provides domestic water supplied from the existing domestic water service main serving the building. High-efficiency gas-fired water heaters generate hot water.
• A fire protection system is a wet-pipe sprinkler system installed in the ceiling plenum throughout the building. The protection classification shall be “Light Hazard.” The fire protection water service connects to the existing fire protection water service on the first level. It is provided with a fire department siamese connection near the southwest corner of the building.
• The project scope also included electronic video surveillance, electronic access control, intrusion detection, digital signage, coaxial cable, and telecommunications systems design.

Learn more about our additional government work here. 

Photography credit: Simon Hurst Photography