Project Experience list
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IFAS Institute for Global Food Science
The IFAS Global Food Science project was a renovation of an existing high bay work space into a multi-functional office and incubator space with a wet lab. Andrew Mitchell was the project manager for MEP systems from project inception until completion. He oversaw the HVAC design and personally designed the plumbing and fire protection systems.
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Infinity Hall
Infinity Hall is a 60,000 sf, 308 bed private dormitory serving Gainesville's Innovation district. The building was designed to present a forward thinking aesthetic as well as to perform as an energy efficient facility. Andrew Mitchell and Craig Gulledge were lead design engineers* on the project. Together, they designed the plumbing and HVAC systems for the four residential floors as well as the innovative fabrication laboratories on the ground floor. *Design work performed while occupied outside of Mitchell Gulledge Engineering, Inc.
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UF Heavener Hall
The Heavener Hall project was a 35,000 square foot building with a budget of $25,000,000. The building was designed to fit into the historic section of the University of Florida Campus and includes classroom areas, student commons areas, meeting rooms and a cafe. Craig Gulledge and Andrew Mitchell both designed the HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems for the building. HVAC systems included high efficiency energy recovery dedicated outdoor air systems coupled with local chilled beams to deliver maximum comfort and controllability. The project is pursuing LEED Gold Certification.
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UF UAA Office of Student Life
The Office of Student Life project consists of two phases. Phase 1 is a 55,000 square foot new building addition including a three story atrium, multiple computer labs, an auditorium, and a sports research center. Andrew Mitchell served as the project manager and lead design engineer for a project team of 10 MEP design professionals. He personally designed the HVAC systems for the project. Phase 1 is pursuing LEED Gold Certification. Phase 2 consists of a 30,000 square foot renovation of Farrior Hall. The renovation will open the existing floor plan to better serve the student advisory staff.
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UM Cox Science Center Laboratories Renovations
The Cox Science Center at the University of Miami is a six story laboratory building. The building is being completely remodeled over years of phased renovations. Craig Gulledge and Andrew Mitchell have designed numerous laboratory HVAC, gas, water, waste and fire protection systems for many of the laboratory renovations. *Design work performed while occupied outside of Mitchell Gulledge Engineering, Inc.
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UM Neuroscience Annex
A new 183,000 sf laboratory building located in the University of Miami Coral Gables campus with a project budget or $15,300,000. Project responsibilities include HVAC design, prime professional construction administration, and administration of the USBGC Leed Silver certification process. Craig Gulledge was the lead HVAC design engineer and LEED administrator on the project.
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UF Health Science Center Projects
Andrew Mitchell and Craig Gulledge have been involved in construction and improvement projects at the University of Florida Health Science Center for over 10 years. In that time, they have designed HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems for numerous laboratories, auditoriums and office spaces. Projects have also included vivariums, new food courts and air handling unit replacements. The projects at the Health Science Center require careful planning and attention to detail. The complex is comprised of six buildings which all have central systems and master plans which must be adhered to. *Design work performed while occupied outside of Mitchell Gulledge Engineering, Inc.
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UM Central Utility Projects
The University of Miami Central Energy Projects were completed in several phases as dictated by budget in order to maintain chilled water production and distribution to a fully occupied campus. The projects were all completed with energy efficiency in mind, which resulted in maximized energy cost savings and a reduced overall environmental impact. Craig Gulledge was the lead engineer and project manager for many central utility projects including chiller, pump, and cooling tower upgrades and additions. Three new water cooled chillers and a new backup data center air cooled chiller totaled 2,500 tons. *Design work performed while occupied outside of Mitchell Gulledge Engineering, Inc.
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UF Health Family Medicine
The UF Health Family Medicine center at Haile Plantation was a 10,000 square foot design build project consisting of a family medicine practice area and an orthopedic clinic. The building was designed to allow for consistent workflow and patient management. The build-out occurred in two phases in order to deliver the family medicine practice on an accelerated schedule. Andrew Mitchell was the MEP project manager from project inception until completion. He personally designed the HVAC systems and plumbing systems for the facility. *Design work performed while occupied outside of Mitchell Gulledge Engineering, Inc.
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IFAS Entomology and Nematology Renovations
The IFAS Entomology Nematology Building Renovation was a 75,000 square foot laboratory renovation that was performed in 19 construction phases in order to decrease laboratory down-time for the existing users. The project was financed by energy savings that were achieved by the project design. Andrew Mitchell designed all of the new laboratory HVAC systems and energy conservation measures. He served as project manager from the project beginning until completion. Project energy savings have been measured at 180% of expected savings. The project if pursuing LEED EBOM certification.
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