BIM Projects

 

The following are several projects that Barton recently completed using BIM:

 

Mount St. Mary’s University Boiler Replacement – Emmitsburg, MD

Barton Education used building information modeling (BIM) technology to provide

mechanical and electrical engineering services to replace an existing coal-fired boiler with an approximate 300 BHP gas/oil firetube boiler at Mount St. Mary’s University.

 

 

Hanover Hospital Thistle Hill Medical Office Building Fit-Out – Hanover, PA

Barton Healthcare used building information modeling (BIM) technology to provide mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services for a fit-out of approximately 17,000 square feet of space in a new 2-story medical office building at Hanover Hospital. Upon completion in spring of 2010, the new facility will include various outpatient functions including radiology/imaging, physical/occupational therapy and an outpatient clinic, as well as a mobile MRI trailer and outpatient lab.

 

 

Lancaster General Hospital First Floor Renovation Medical Executive Offices – Lancaster, PA

Barton Healthcare used building information modeling (BIM) technology to provide mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services for approximately 5,134 square feet of renovations on first floor adjacent to the existing executive offices. The mechanical design included converting the existing HVAC system from constant volume to a variable air volume (VAV) system.

 

 

Penn State University Park Pattee Foster Auditorium Relocation – University Park, PA

Barton Education used building information modeling (BIM) technology to provide mechanical, electrical and plumbing design services to relocate and transform 6,000 square feet of the existing Foster Auditorium into a reading room and lecture room to provide more direct and convenient access to the West Pattee portion of the library, which is the core of the Knowledge Commons.  The use of BIM on this project facilitated close coordination between lighting and technology requirements and allowed the team to coordinate a complex coffered ceiling among all disciplines.