Webster University East Academic Building
Mechanical contractor for Webster University's LEED Silver, 94,000-square-foot East Academic Building, installing penthouse air handlers, boilers, and chilled water.
- Owner
- School District of University City
- Value
- $1,400,000
- Construction Manager
- McCarthy/Kwame Construction
- Architect
- Bond Wolfe
- Industries
- Education
- Institutional
- icon's role
- HVAC & Sheet Metal
Constructed in 2011-12, Pershing Elementary School was a LEED-certified project in University City School District near St. Louis, MO. The 60,000 SF school consists of two stories, 30 classrooms including specialty classrooms, workshops, science labs, offices, a gymnasium and a library.
Scope of Work
HVAC
- Designed, installed, and commissioned all HVAC systems
- Daikin VRF system — 5 condensing units, 59 fan coil units, 55 branch selector boxes school-wide
- 3 rooftop units conditioning large-volume spaces: gymnasium, library, and cafeteria
- Self-performed with icon's in-house trade workforce
Project Insights
- 6,000+ LF refrigerant piping installed
- 1,500+ LF spiral & rectangular ductwork
- LEED-certified
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