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AEI Celebrates 2023 National Engineers Week
We are celebrating 2023 National Engineers Week by honoring AEI's engineers who make a difference in the world daily — through participating in organizations to help local communities, providing proactive mentorship to colleagues and beyond, and designing systems for clients with elevated missions to better our tomorrow.
VIDEO: National Engineers Week: Interview
Project in Construction: Scripps Health La Jolla Tower II
Scripps Health is home to notable and trusted healthcare serving the San Diego area with a vision to improve community health and engage in meaningful clinical research.
AEI has been the engineer of record on the Scripps Health La Jolla campus since 2018 with the planning and design of this new, acute care patient tower (Tower II). Currently in the construction phase, the 430,000 square foot Tower II is underway and slated to be completed by November 2024. AEI is providing mechanical, electrica
AEI has been the engineer of record on the Scripps Health La Jolla campus since 2018 with the planning and design of this new, acute care patient tower (Tower II). Currently in the construction phase, the 430,000 square foot Tower II is underway and slated to be completed by November 2024. AEI is providing mechanical, electrica
US Department of Homeland Security - NBACC
Created by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the months following the 2001 anthrax attacks, the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center is a government laboratory quantitatively assessing the risks posed by biological threats and attributing their use in bioterrorism or biocrime events. Completed in March 2009, NBACC's 160,000 sf facility is located within the National Interagency Biodefense Campus, at Fort Detrick, Maryland. NBACC research guides the development of suc
US Department of Homeland Security - National Bio and Agro Defense Facility
The National Bio and Agro Defense Facility (NBAF) is the new home to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s biodefense efforts. The building replaces the Plum Island Animal Disease Center in New York — a facility over 60 years old, too small to house growing research, and not suited for the study of BSL-4 microbes and biological agents. NBAF’s functions are research and the development of countermeasures to combat high-consequence biological threats involving human, zoonotic, and foreign ani
The University of Chicago - William Eckhardt Research Center
Two levels below grade, six labs house lasers and high-performance optics used in experimental research related to spintronics, quantum information, and nanoscale sensing. Precision temperature/humidity sensing devices and individual dedicated air handling units with fast-acting controls and magnetic actuated valves maintain environmental requirements of 72°F ±0.5° and 37.5% RH ±2%. Two high-performance Class 10,000 optics labs meet requirements of 70°F ±0.5° and 37.5%RH ±2%. Designed without id
University of Southern California - The Eli and Edythe Broad Center
While the Eli and Edythe Broad Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research reduces energy consumption by 30 percent through use of chilled beams alone, this Laboratory of the Year honoree perhaps most prominently demonstrates the successful realization of a design concept integrated with optimal envelope and mechanical system performance. AEI provided CFD energy performance and daylight analyses allowing the double skin façade air cavity ventilation to reduce heat gain in warm temper
US Department of Energy - Energy Systems Integration Facility
At the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the U.S. Department of Energy goes beyond energy simulation and data analysis by using hardware-in-the-loop prototyping to validate solutions in energy and energy efficiency. The new Energy Systems Integration Facility (ESIF) furthers the scale-up from the benchtop to advance the integration of renewable energy sources into uniform utility-level power.
AEI planned, designed, and engineered ESIFs laboratory systems advancing microgrid and smart grid s
AEI planned, designed, and engineered ESIFs laboratory systems advancing microgrid and smart grid s
University of California, San Diego - Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute
Fault rules testing was implemented to confirm the rule set worked on air handling units, the heat recovery chiller, boilers, thermal storage, chilled beams, and control valves. The FDD rule set testing discovered that boiler #4 was running at 100% but not achieving the design temperature differential. FDD testing also discovered that the heat recovery chiller was not being fully utilized and could have been running many more hours further saving energy. Extrapolated for the year, optimizing the
The Universities at Shady Grove - Biomedical Sciences and Engineering Education Facility
An esteemed economic driver of the entire state, Montgomery County, Maryland, is widely recognized for its commitment to educational excellence and fiscal responsibility. Its premier institution, The Universities at Shady Grove (USG), serves as a centralized and regional academic hub — a convenient consortium of nine separate public university systems encompassing over eighty varying degree tracks across the state.
With an eye toward the future, USG envisioned a landmark facility that would not
With an eye toward the future, USG envisioned a landmark facility that would not
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Located on the 30-acre, city-owned Phoenix Biomedical Campus, the University of Arizona’s Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building (BSPB) fosters collaboration among research scientists, healthcare providers, and private companies. The $106.8 million BSPB was programmed, designed, and constructed by the same project team as the Health Sciences Education (HSEB) Building immediately to the south, and completed in just 27 months.
AEI’s approach to optimizing building performance includes active ch
AEI’s approach to optimizing building performance includes active ch
California Institute for Technology - Tianqiao & Chrissy Chen Neuroscience Research Building
Designed to unite scientists and accelerate our understanding of the human brain, the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) collaborated with an integrated design-build team to construct the new Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Neuroscience Research Building (CNRB) on the northwest corner of campus.
Part of the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute for Neuroscience, this world-class facility is sited to preserve open campus views while creating an iconic gateway for enhanced collaboration and int
Part of the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute for Neuroscience, this world-class facility is sited to preserve open campus views while creating an iconic gateway for enhanced collaboration and int
National STEM/STEAM Day 2022: Engaging the Next Generation of Global Change Makers
While National STEM/STEAM Day may only fall once a year, ongoing youth engagement and outreach is at the very core of everyday life here at AEI. To ensure continued human progress, the next generation of global change heavily relies not only on innovations across science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEM/STEAM), but, more importantly, the motivated individuals and professionals dedicated to pursuing careers in these critical fields.
In honor of 2022 National STEM/STEAM Day
In honor of 2022 National STEM/STEAM Day
Robin Graves, Jessica Mangler, and Melody Wang Highlight Chilled Beams in Engineered Systems Roundtable Feature
Widely recognized for their flexibility and sustainable properties, active chilled beams augment high-performance HVAC systems to achieve energy efficiency goals in a wide range of facility types.
In the October issue of Engineered Systems Magazine, Mechanical Department Facilitator Robin Graves (AEI Madison), Mechanical Engineer/Energy Analyst Melody Wang (AEI Gainesville), and Mechanical Engineer Jessica Mangler (AEI Seattle) highlight the benefits of active beam solutions, key lessons learne
In the October issue of Engineered Systems Magazine, Mechanical Department Facilitator Robin Graves (AEI Madison), Mechanical Engineer/Energy Analyst Melody Wang (AEI Gainesville), and Mechanical Engineer Jessica Mangler (AEI Seattle) highlight the benefits of active beam solutions, key lessons learne
Consulting-Specifying Engineer Highlights AEI Thought Leadership in Fire Protection & Intelligent Building Design
From smoke dampers to smart buildings, AEI Senior Commissioning Engineer John Herboth and Principal Sanjyot Bhusari share key industry insights while emphasizing fire protection, life safety, and technology systems planning and design in three recent Consulting-Specifying Engineer (CSE) article features:
• Benefits of Using Professionals for Smoke Damper Investigation and Repair Services
Recently declared a top content feature by CSE, the article by AEI’s John Herboth — Benefits of Using Profes
• Benefits of Using Professionals for Smoke Damper Investigation and Repair Services
Recently declared a top content feature by CSE, the article by AEI’s John Herboth — Benefits of Using Profes
Giving Tuesday 2022: Join AEI in the Fight Against Hunger
Join AEI in supporting nutrition security and food equity for all by participating in the 27th Annual NBC15 Share Your Holidays campaign this Giving Tuesday (November 29, 2022).
A collaboration with Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin, this annual volunteer effort seeks to solve hunger and give back during the holiday season by providing millions of meals to community members in need.
Visit AEI Madison's fundraising page to make your Giving Tuesday contribution and support this cruci
A collaboration with Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin, this annual volunteer effort seeks to solve hunger and give back during the holiday season by providing millions of meals to community members in need.
Visit AEI Madison's fundraising page to make your Giving Tuesday contribution and support this cruci
Electrical Engineering Insights for Optimal Fire Pump Design
Recently highlighted by Consulting-Specifying Engineer in the article, Back to Basics: Fire Pump Electrical Design Guide, AEI Electrical Engineer Rachel Stencel provides key industry insights, regulatory considerations, and guidance for successful fire pump installation and operation. Topics addressed include:
• Electrical equipment types and sizing, location considerations, and regulatory specifications for electrical engineering components
• Electrical equipment types and sizing, location considerations, and regulatory specifications for electrical engineering components
Dane County Recognizes AEI as 2022 Climate Champion
AEI Madison is honored to be recognized as a 2022 Climate Champion.
Celebrating sustainability leadership, advocacy, outreach, and innovation, the esteemed Climate Champion program — a Dane County and The Office of Energy and Climate Change (OECC) initiative aligning with Dane County Climate Action Plan goals — recognizes local businesses for outstanding achievements across ten key categories, from building energy use and design performance to water conservation and carbon emissions.
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Celebrating sustainability leadership, advocacy, outreach, and innovation, the esteemed Climate Champion program — a Dane County and The Office of Energy and Climate Change (OECC) initiative aligning with Dane County Climate Action Plan goals — recognizes local businesses for outstanding achievements across ten key categories, from building energy use and design performance to water conservation and carbon emissions.
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