Owner: TriHealth
Construction Manager: James Hunt Construction
Architect: GBBN Architects
Engineer: TP Mechanical
Industry: Office Building
Contract: $2.3 Million
Project DescriptionThe 12-story Baldwin 200 building was built in 1990 and is part of The Baldwin Center located near Eden Park in Cincinnati. In the fall of 2017, TP Mechanical started working with Cushman Wakefield, GBBN Architects and James Hunt Construction to design the HVAC systems for the first floor and sixth through twelfth floors on an accelerated project schedule.
It was apparent during our initial meetings that budget and timeline concerns existed, so we in turn offered value engineering to the owner’s design criteria and timeline acceleration ...Read More
Customer: Allegion Steelcraft Building: Manufacturing facility
Size: 900,000 square feet on 20 acres of landThe work at the plant began as small projects including the replacement of HVAC equipment and five rooftop units. These projects lead to a preventative maintenance HVAC contract in 2016. In 2017, the contract was expanded to include plumbing and fire suppression to their annual contract.
The ApproachPer the expanded contract, TP Mechanical has proactively provided the following services:
Quarterly maintenance of HVAC systems Boilers Chillers Roof-top units Unit heaters Process refrigeration HVAC repairs Air Balancing Backflow maintenance & repairs Cleaning of all coils and equipment outside of the buildingThe ResultsProactively maintaining Allegion’s equipment has enabled us ...Read More
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Topre America Corporation
Thomas & Marker
Gresham Smith & Partners
Gresham Smith & Partners
Manufacturing
$6 million Phase I & II
Project DescriptionTopre America Corporation is a Japanese auto part manufacturing firm that recently purchased the 30-acre Champion City Business Park in Springfield, Ohio. They intend to use the 146,000 square foot facility for both stamping and assembly processes. This facility will support their work with Honda and Toyota.
Thomas & Marker contacted TP Mechanical to leverage our capabilities in meeting the demands of accelerated schedules, and contracted us to install HVAC, fire protection and plumbing systems. During the scope review, TP identified some areas that ...Read More
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West Clermont School District
Turner Construction
SFA Architecture
SFA Architecture
Education
$9.4 million
Project Description
This new high school is 370,000 square feet and was built to consolidate two former high schools in the area. The school is a completely wireless facility and utilizes natural light in 99% of the classrooms, including a music wing. The school also features a theater, gymnasium and new stadium, each seating 1,002, 2,500 and 4,000 people, respectively. The school also boasts an Olympic-size competition swimming pool, along with a therapy pool. Mercy Health will also occupy the school.
TP Mechanical was excited to work on the West Clermont High School project ...Read More
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University of Cincinnati
Messer Construction
GBBN Architects
CMTA Engineers
Education, Dormitories
$5.2 million
This 14-story project offered unique challenges due to strict delivery and installation schedules. TP Mechanical was asked to install the HVAC scope within a 12-month time frame.
Our team approach for this project was to think outside the box and ask: “What can be fabricated offsite and delivered just in time for installation and what systems can we not pre-fabricate?”.
This approach allowed us to maximize production with our on-site project team, and fabricate all materials being installed on this project. The coordination between our project management team, fabrication facility and distribution center helped ...Read More
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Country Day
HGC Construction
SHP Leading Design
SHP Leading Design
Education
$2.8 million
May 2015
August 2015
Summit Country Day School in Hyde Park, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio, added an 11,000-square-foot, five-story wing to their main building during the summer of 2015. The challenge was to complete the project, a typical 8-10-month project, in only 11 weeks and open before school resumed in the fall for its 125th anniversary school year. This addition provides an art studio, business office, classrooms, larger library and science labs. The addition and renovations were also designed to mimic the features of the historic building, originally built in 1890. ...Read More
TP Mechanical’s design/build capabilities deliver a unique value to our customers. We pair decades of knowledge and experience with the latest technology.
Utilizing an integrated design-build delivery team, this partnership met a challenging schedule on four dormitory projects at the University of Kentucky. The projects included development of new dormitories, plus new residence halls on the north end of campus (Cooperstown).
TP Mechanical designed each building by utilizing Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology. TP Mechanical’s team then created the detailed installation drawings. The plumbing design for the projects included domestic hot and cold water, natural gas systems and ...Read More
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EdR
Messer Construction
Sherman-Carter-Barnhart
TP Mechanical
Education / University Dormitory
$3.1 million
July 2013
July 2014
Haggin Hall opened in 2014 and features double shared suites with an open floor plan. This renovation marks the completion of the previous Haggin Field facility.
TP Mechanical’s design/build capabilities deliver a unique value to our customers. We pair decades of knowledge and experience with the latest technology. Utilizing an integrated design-build delivery team, this partnership met a challenging schedule on four dormitory projects at the University of Kentucky. The projects included development of new dormitories, plus new residence halls on the north end of campus (Cooperstown).
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EdR
Messer Construction
Sherman-Carter-Barnhart
TP Mechanical
Education / University Dormitory
$6.5 million
July 2013
July 2014
This dormitory facility opened in the Fall of 2014, bringing two bedroom suites to the University of Kentucky campus. One of the key components is the integrated first floor classrooms and the Johnson Recreation Center.
TP Mechanical’s design/build capabilities deliver a unique value to our customers. We pair decades of knowledge and experience with the latest technology. Utilizing an integrated design-build delivery team, this partnership met a challenging schedule on four dormitory projects at the University of Kentucky. The projects included development of new dormitories, plus new residence ...Read More
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EdR
Messer Construction
Sherman-Carter-Barnhart
TP Mechanical
Education / University Dormitory
$3.8 million
July 2013
July 2014
Champions Court II opened in the Fall of 2014. It offers students two and four person suites with private bedrooms. Students have individual doors to their bedroom and share a bathroom and small common space with their roommate.
Our team at TP Mechanical was able to provide design/build capabilities that deliver a unique value to our customers. We pair decades of knowledge and experience with the latest technology. Utilizing an integrated design-build delivery team, this partnership met a challenging schedule on four dormitory projects at the University of ...Read More
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Messer Construction
Sherman-Carter-Barnhart
TP Mechanical
Education / University Dormitory
$7.1 million
July 2013
July 2014
Champions Court I opened in the Fall of 2014. It offers students two person suites with private bedrooms. Students have individual doors to their bedroom and share a bathroom and small common space with their roommate.
Our team at TP Mechanical was able to provide design/build capabilities that deliver a unique value to our customers. We pair decades of knowledge and experience with the latest technology. Utilizing an integrated design-build delivery team, this partnership met a challenging schedule on four dormitory projects at the University of Kentucky. The ...Read More
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Education Reality Trust
Messer Construction
Sherman-Carter-Barnhart
TP Mechanical
Education / University Dormitory
4.4 million
July 2012
July 2013
TP Mechanical’s design/build capabilities deliver a unique value to our customers. We pair decades of knowledge and experience with the latest technology.
Utilizing an integrated design-build delivery team, this partnership met a challenging schedule on four dormitory projects at the University of Kentucky. The projects included development of new dormitories, plus new residence halls on the north end of campus (Cooperstown).
TP Mechanical designed each building by utilizing Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology. TP Mechanical’s team then created the detailed installation drawings. The plumbing design for ...Read More
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Ross Local Schools
Turner Construction Company
SHP Leading Design
SHP Leading Design
Education
$2.8 million
January 2014
August 2014
Butler County’s 10 public school districts have spent a combined $24.4 million in construction, renovations and capital improvements this summer. (Poturalski, 2014)
For many schools districts the repairs were routine re-paving parking lots, but many were also upgrading classrooms to accommodate STEM classes and updating buildings with more security features and energy-efficient systems. (Poturalski, 2014)
Renovations to Morgan include secure entrances; a new energy efficient geothermal heating and cooling system; an enlarged cafeteria and kitchen; new music and art classrooms; new life/safety systems including sprinklers, fire alarms and security cameras; all doors and ...Read More
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Miami University
The Quandel Group
CBT
Heapy Engineering
University
$2.1 million
January 2013
March 2014
Miami University Western Dining Hall is a 46,000-square-foot facility and includes a tea house, international cuisine, vegetarian options, a new on-site convenience store, and distinct station-style eateries. Other features are a rooftop rain garden, outdoor seating, and space for banquets, catering and special events. This building also features on-site storm water retention and filtration to supply geothermal heating/cooling to the building.
The Western Dining Hall is a part of the Miami Ohio’s geothermal project which provides facilities with efficient heating and cooling. The dining hall and three nearby residence halls are ...Read More
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The Christ Hospital
Messer Construction
SOM Ohio LLC
Fosdick and Hilmer
Hospital
$4.8 million
May 2013
TBD
The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, began construction of a $265-million expansion in June 2012. The new Orthopedic and Spine Center will enable Christ to be the only local hospital, and one of a few in the country, to have a single-purpose facility with a focus on comprehensive orthopaedic and spine services and research.
Once completed, the new 332,000-square-foot facility, which will be located just south of the main hospital, will physically connect to the current hospital while providing separate access for patients and visitors. The orthopaedic ...Read More
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Adena Health
Danis Building Construction Co.
Design Group
Korda/Nemeth Engineering, Inc
Hospital
$7.1 million
August 2008
April 2010
The Adena Northeast Expansion project at 272 Hospital Road, Chillicothe, OH, was completed in April 2010; TP Mechanical installed the plumbing, HVAC and fire protection systems and provided coordination services.
The project’s original contract value was $7,010,142, and had a final contract value of $7,168,000, due to owner additions and changes. The project was originally scheduled to be completed by January 2010; the actual completion date was April 2010.
The TP Mechanical team brought several innovative approaches to the project. Floor penetration layouts were performed using a Trimble Robotic ...Read More
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The Ohio State University
Axis Construction
Larsen Engineering Inc
Larsen Engineering Inc
Education
$1.1 million
June 2008
August 2008
Morrison Tower, a twelve story residential home for students of The Ohio State University, opened its doors in September 1962. The OSU Board of Trustees named the building in memory of Mary Franc Morrison, the first women to receive a degree from the University. During a renovation and building update, TP Mechanical was hired for the Lead HVAC contract and fan coil replacement.
The residence hall is located on the south side of campus and houses many first-year students. Some of the building’s amenities include: ...Read More
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The Ohio State University
Rockwood Builders
Braun & Steidl Architects, Inc.
Karpinski Engineering
Education
$1.1 million
June 2009
August 2009
Taylor Tower is a 13-story residence hall on the campus of The Ohio State University Campus. This dormitory serves as the residence hall for students within several programs, including Honors, Business Honors and Allies for Diversity. The building was originally constructed in 1965 and 1966; TP Mechanical was hired as the Lead HVAC Contractor and for Fan Coil Replacement.
Located on the north side of campus, Taylor Tower features a weight room, wireless internet, cable TV, kitchen facilities, study area and a bike room. ...Read More
The Ohio State University has been making some major changes throughout their campus. Everything from dorms and dining facilities to fitness centers and recreational spaces are being constructed. Even a new retail pavilion will be added within this major campus expansion and renovation. The two major projects have been the $171 million South Campus High Rise renovation and the $370 million renovation to the North Campus.
The South Campus High Rise renovation combined four building into two which provided a more social atmosphere for the students, added 360 new beds as well as private bathrooms. The major addition was the chiller ...Read More
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Mount Carmel Health Systems
Messer Construction Company
Moody Nolan Architects
Heapy Engineering
Hospital
$2.6 million
May 2010
January 2011
The New Albany Surgical Hospital project at 7333 Smith’s Mill Road, New Albany, Ohio, was completed in January 2011. TP Mechanical installed and remodeled the HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems.
The Mt. Carmel New Albany Hospital has a long-standing tradition of excellence. For seven years running, they have received the Summit Award from the national healthcare research firm, Press Ganey Associates, for “sustained excellence in patient care.” Building surgery and nursing additions furthered their value proposition as a leader in the healthcare field in ...Read More
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City of Columbus
Messer Construction Company
Harris Architects
Heapy Engineering
Office
$5.4 million
August 2010
March 2011
The 120 West Gay Street project in Columbus, Ohio, was completed in March 2011 with a total construction value of $32 million. This 84-year old building housed the city’s former police headquarters and jail. The project included renovating 130,000 square feet into a state-of-the-art office space and adding a 5-story exterior glass curtain wall. The challenge was to create the new space while maintaining the historical elements of the building.
TP Mechanical installed the plumbing and HVAC and provided 3-D modeling for system coordination. The original building did not ...Read More
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Methodist Eldercare Services
Messer Construction Company
pH7 Architects, Inc.
X-Cel Engineering
Healthcare
$1.9 million
February 2011
May 2012
The Wesley Glenn Wellness & Therapy addition began in the early spring of 2011, taking more than 14,000 man hours to complete by May of 2012. The Wesley Glen project was a building addition to an existing wellness center in a retirement village associated with Methodist Eldercare. The retirement facility had been using a bus to transport its residents across town to their sister facility for wellness and therapy and decided to add the center to their Clintonville location.
The building’s design included a well-equipped workout ...Read More
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Ohio BWC
Ohio BWC
Star Consultants, Inc
Star Consultants, Inc
Chiller Replacement
$1.8 million
December 2010
June 2011
There are projects that come along that are truly unique. This is one of those. TP Mechanical was tasked with replacing 20-year-old chillers without disrupting the air conditioning during the process. TP Mechanical met that request and exceeded expectations when it replaced the Chiller/Ice Tank at the William Green Building, home of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation main offices in Columbus, Ohio.
TP Mechanical replaced four old Dunham-Bush chillers with four York chillers on the 13th floor. We also rebuilt 5 cooling towers on the ...Read More
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Indus Hotels
Brackett Builders, Inc.
Bird Houk Collaborative
Prater Engineering
Hospitality, Hotel
$4.2 million
February 2008
September 2009
The Embassy Suites project at 2886 Airport Drive, Columbus, OH was completed in September 2009 with a total construction value of $23 million. The project was a full-service, 198 key hotel. TP Mechanical provided HVAC and plumbing installation under a design-assist contract. TP Mechanical was the lead contractor in MEP coordination, and the project was completed under budget.
The project was originally scheduled to be completed by November 2009; the actual completion date was two months early in September 2009 due to an accelerated schedule.
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Premier Health Partners
Skanska Shook, JV
NBBJ
Korda/Nemeth Engineering
Hospital
$31.3 million
September 2008
December 2010
The Miami Valley Heart Tower project located at One Wyoming Street, Dayton, OH started in September 2008 was completed in December 2010 with a total construction value of $31.3 million. TP Mechanical was the plumbing and mechanical contractor for the project with a design-assist contract. The 12-story tower addition to the main campus of Miami Valley Hospital was constructed with 6 floors of cast-in-place concrete topped with structural steel and clad with a combination of precast and curtain-wall. The focus of the new tower is a comprehensive heart ...Read More
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The Ohio State University
Smoot Construction
Caldwell Associates
Heapy Engineering
University, Dorms
$30.7 million
June 2011
July 2012
The past three years, TP Mechanical has held multiple mechanical systems contracts for plumbing, HVAC, and fire protection with The Ohio State University for projects known as the South High Rise buildings. We started working in Park-Stradley Hall and then moved to Smith-Steeb & Siebert. We are currently working on new bid contracts for this renovation. TP Mechanical was hired as the lead contractor in MEP coordination and REVIT modeling.
For this massive undertaking at one of the country’s largest universities, TP Mechanical utilized fabrication in our ISO-registered ...Read More
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Mount Carmel Health System
Messer Construction Co.
Moody Nolan Inc.
Heapy Engineering
Hospital, Healthcare
$1.6 million
November 2012
December 2013
Mount Carmel Health Systems required quick occupancy, and a normal construction schedule would not meet their needs. TP Mechanical proposed a prefabrication process to reduce the construction schedule. We rented a warehouse two miles from the project to prefabricate 1,500 feet of rack systems that included domestic water, fire protection, medical gas, heating hot water, supply and return ductwork, VAV terminal units, control wiring, and electrical services. The piping and ductwork were pressure-tested prior to delivery.The Mount Carmel St Ann’s Tower project located at 500 ...Read More
Project Overview
The Fidelity Investments project at 100 Howe Drive, Covington, Kentucky was completed in November 2008 with a total construction value of $6.4 million.
Fidelity Investments needed a new facility to perform and manage their operations. A corporate, long-term goal was to reduce the engergy consumption inorder to reinvest into the company. TP Mechancial was selected as the contractor to reach thier goal. We installed the first engergy efficient, nybride under floor air distribution (UFAD) and chilled beam system in the Central United States. This system has the potential to reduce Fidelity Investment’s energy costs by twenty-two percent.
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Everything old is new again.
Considered an “architectural jewel,” the Ohio Wesleyan University Stuyvesant Hall residence hall is a campus icon. Originally constructed in 1931, the 74,000-square-foot building was considered a model for dormitories when it opened its doors to students. Today, it’s one of 11 Ohio Wesleyan buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
Originally, the building was an all-female dormitory. During WWII, the women were relocated, and the building was occupied by V-5 Navy students. Today it’s a co-ed building and houses about 230 college students every year. Boasting such amenities as a smoking lounge known as the “Smoker” ...Read More
Kindred Hospital Dayton is a long-term acute care hospital specializing in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with medically complex conditions that require extra medical attention and extended hospital stays. Patients at Kindred Hospital depend upon ventilators, IV therapy, dialysis or extensive clinical care due to medically complex conditions. Many of the hospitals’ patients have serious pulmonary or cardiac disease, pressure wounds or post-operative complications. A facility offering this kind of care requires precise and intricate mechanical systems.
When it came time to relocate the facility to the building that formerly housed the Dayton Heart Hospital, substantial renovations were required. TP ...Read More
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Premier Health Partners
Skanska Shook, JV
Gresham Smith and Partners
Gresham Smith and Partners
Healthcare
$16.2 million
February 2011
September 2012
The Miami Valley Hospital South Bed Tower project at 5801 Clyo Road, Centerville, OH was completed in September 2012 with a total construction value of $16.2 million. Miami Valley Hospital South (MVHS) added a five-story addition with 64 private patient rooms dedicated to orthopedics, obstetrical and medical surgical care as part of its long-range facility plan. TP Mechanical installed the HVAC piping, sheet metal, medical gas piping and plumbing under a design assist contract.
The aggressive project schedule created challenges for the construction team. TP ...Read More
When it came time to renovate Cunz Hall on the campus of The Ohio State University, TP Mechanical was proud to work with Ruscilli Construction on the $24.4 million project. The HVAC and Plumbing portions of the contract on this home to the University’s College of Public Health involved a complete overhaul of the systems, including hydronic service for steam, chilled water, hot water and refrigeration piping. The plumbing installation included cold and hot water, lab water, lab air and storm and sanitary systems. TP Mechanical’s fabrication team supplied exhaust and return air ductwork.
The building, originally constructed in 1968, became ...Read More