Johns Hopkins University Mt. Washington Data Center
RTKL provided construction documents for an approximately 5,500-SF data center with the capability to expand an additional 5,500 SF over five years. An integral component of the mechanical cooling strategy is High Delta T Cooling, an approach pioneered by RTKL that is gaining wide acceptance in the data center community.
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Huawei Data and Command Center
Huawei’s corporate data facility houses both their own and their clients’ data operations. The data center supports 40 watts/SF in 20,000 SF of space, with expansion at the same load density up to 40,000 SF. All systems are designed to an N+1 level of redundancy, and electrical systems utilize medium voltage switchgear for economy and reliability.
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National Ground Intelligence Center
NGIC is the U.S. Army’s premiere institution for gathering, sorting, analysis and distribution of ground forces intelligence. The replacement for a functionally obsolete building, NGIC’s new headquarters meets their demand for secure and flexible operations that address the changing role of technology and the changing workforce in the analytical community.
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Bond Street Wharf
A complex information technology system and underfloor air system were designed to enhance the experience of tenants in a new 215,000-SF warehouse-inspired facility. The building’s architecture supports redundant routing from the service provider through to the desktop, and the 14-inch raised floor allows exterior walls to be reduced by three feet.
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Highmark Data Center
As the first of its kind to be LEED® certified, the new data center for Highmark, Inc. is a ground-breaking model for future “green” data center design. This state-of-the-art facility supports all technological and business needs, securely houses millions of documents, and provides a dynamic working environment for more than 50 employees.
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