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Environmental Controls is part of the construction team working on the Oregon State Hospital Replacement Project in Salem. Project Summary:
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Situated on 100 acres, this new facility will feature spaces for patient housing, counseling and treatment rooms, indoor and outdoor recreation areas, and staff offices.
The campus consists of 6 buildings:
Kirkbride is a remodel of the original State Hospital building, consisting of 5 Huntair fan wall units, 155 terminal units, over 100 chilled beams and an integrated Smoke Control system.
In the ABC Building, the mechanical system consists of 4 Huntair Fanwall units, over 300 terminal units and an integrated Smoke Control system.
The mechanical system in the PSR Building consists of 6 Huntair Fanwall units, over 500 terminal units and an integrated Smoke Control system.
In the Transitional/Neuro/Gero Building, the mechanical system consists of 6 Huntair Fanwall units, over 500 terminal units and an integrated Smoke Control system.
The Central Plant and Kitchen includes: 3 make-up air units, 3 Huntair Fanwall units, over 60 terminal units, 3 chilled water systems, heating water system, monitor and report 10+ energy meters, weather station, monitor and alarm medical gas systems.
In the Physical Plant, the Mechanical system consists of 10 rooftop heating cooling units, 16 heaters and 2 fancoil units.
The Oregon State Hospital replacement project is an effort to revitalize and modernize Oregon’s mental health system of care with “front-end” services that prevent the need for hospitalization and “back-end” or community services that will ensure a patient’s successful recovery after hospitalization.
The Salem facility is opening in phases and is scheduled to be fully operational by the end of 2011.