DesignTech’s work at the CNN Washington DC Bureau included a multi-year phased execution of a master plan renovation of the facility.

The project scope of work included design for two 1,000 KW stand-by diesel generators to replace the existing three turbine generators.

Replacement of four existing roof-mounted, 650-ton cooling towers with new. Project was completed in coordination with Holbert Apple & Associates structural engineers. This 300,000+ sq. ft. critical facility required a phased replacement of each cooling tower and detailed construction administration services to ensure a successful installation.

Replacement of split air-cooled chillers, chilled water pumps, and basement air handling unit.

25,000 sq. ft. fit-out for the ESPN network dedicated exclusively to the University of Texas Longhorns.

Phased demolition and upgrade of chilled water plant including air cooled condensers, chillers, and pumps.

19,000 sq. ft. upgrade and expansion of the broadcast facilities for the SEC network including a studio, receiving/xray, and office spaces.

8,000 sq. ft. addition to an existing 18,000 sq. ft. office and communications center including major MEP upgrades to the existing building infrastructure.

Phase 1 in an effort to transfer the building heating system from low pressure steam to heating hot water as well as the air systems from constant volume reheat to variable air volume (VAV).

The 8th floor renovation phase was a phased build out of 24,000 sq. ft. of office space and television production support areas.

32,000 sq. ft. fit-out of the China Central Television broadcast station in which DesignTech was involved through study, selection, and design of their eventual space.

The Bethesda Central Communication office expansion was a major building expansion of a critical Verizon telecommunication building in downtown Bethesda, MD.

1,000 sq. ft. build out of a television facility in a commercial office building including two studios, new UPS distribution, and HVAC systems.

Three nationwide 24x7 facilities requiring fully redundant electrical and mechanical systems. The three facilities are located in NH, AZ and WA.

The RLTV, Retirement Living Television broadcasting facility and corporate data center is a 100,000 sq. ft. five level office building located at UMBC.

The project included 17,000 sq. ft. renovation comprised of electronics lab, DC power plant, RF testing chambers and UPS room.