AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the design of a new $15 million Physics Building for UMBC including classrooms, auditorium, labs, library, solarium, seminar rooms, and administrative offices. The building was served by underground chilled water and high temperature hot water from a central plant.

AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the design of the $14 million GU PAC, including a 250 seat theater, orchestra, stage, back of the house facilities including dressing rooms, costume room, scenery work shop, scenery storage, three rehearsal rooms, seminar room, administrative offices, ticket sales area, lighting control room, and a black box theater. The building was served by underground chilled water and steam from a central plant.

AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the new Bowie State University Learning Center. The facility provided state of the art learning labs for numerous professional skills from language learning to teacher training.

AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the new D.C. School of Law, a $15 million, 5 story building comprised of classrooms, administrative offices, law library, faculty library, auditorium, moot court rooms, sermon court rooms, experimental court rooms, seminar room, reading rooms, lounge, commercial kitchen, and cafeteria for 300 seats.

AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the design of a new chemistry and physics building at DSU including classrooms, auditorium, labs, library, seminar rooms, and administrative offices.

The University of The District of Columbia- AED to perform Structural Survey Inspections of 4 buildings on Van Ness Campus located in the aftermath of the earthquake that had occurred on August 2011 in the Metro Area. The primary purpose of this survey inspection was to assess any damages that may have occurred to the buildings’ structural framing compromising its integrity, identifying any potential life threatening damages that may impact public safety, and identifying any significant issues that required attention to promote continued operation. The four buildings selected by the University of the District of Columbia for this inspection survey were: Building 38- School of Business and Student Services; Building 39- Administration and Financial Aid; Building 41- Arts & Sciences/ Library; and Building 52- Law School. AED produced a comprehensive report detailing our observations, findings, recommendations, and an order of magnitude estimate for repair costs.

AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the design of numerous classroom buildings, the Howard University Hospital, the university book store, and 4 dormitories. The campus is served by a central plant providing underground steam and chilled water.

AED performed multiple task orders as a Prime for the renovation and conversion of the Walsh Building College of Business into the new College of Fine Arts; Other tasks included renovation of numerous labs and medical research facilities in the Georgetown University Hospital; renovation of the New South Dormitory, Kitchen, and 800 seat Student Cafeteria; renovation of the Yates Memorial Field house, including natatorium, Student Center and 8 basketball court areas. The campus is served by a central plant providing underground steam and chilled water.

AED performed prime MEP engineering services for the $10.5 million renovation/addition to the 6 story American University School of Law. Spaces included classrooms for 700 students, auditorium classroom, moot court rooms, law library, faculty library, document room, experimental court room, sermon court room, lounge, commercial kitchen, dining room for 300 persons, and administrative offices. A new packaged HVAC system was provided, as well as chiller, duct distribution system, power, lighting, and sprinkler system.