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The College of William and Mary – Integrative Wellness Center

LOCATION: Williamsburg, Virginia
ARCHITECT: EYP Architecture & Engineering, Washington, DC

Convergent Technologies Design Group has been asked to provide telecommunications cabling systems with associated supporting infrastructure for voice/data/RF video outlets, access control/video surveillance systems, room acoustics, interior sound isolation, and HVAC noise control, design services for the College of William & Mary Integrative Wellness Center to be located in Williamsburg, VA. We have been asked to include deliverables for a design project commencing with the Schematic Design phase and concluding with Construction Administration of the installed systems. Our services will be utilized in such spaces as exam rooms, procedure rooms, recovery rooms, office spaces and other common waiting and multi-purpose spaces.

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Chesapeake College Center for Allied Health & Athletics

LOCATION: Wye Mills, Maryland
ARCHITECT: Marshall Craft Associates, Baltimore, MD

Chesapeake College is a two-year college on the Eastern Shore of Maryland that provides associate degrees, certificates, and other programs. It was the first regional community college in the state of Maryland. Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. (CTDG) has been asked to provided telecommunications cabling systems for voice/data/ RF video outlets, audiovisual systems electronics, access control/video surveillance systems, all associated supporting infrastructure, room acoustics, interior sound isolation, HVAC noise control, and LAN/PBX/Wi-Fi Electronics design services for the Chesapeake College Center for Allied Health and Athletics. The Center for Allied Health and Athletics houses the nursing and medical professions classrooms, including state-of-the-art medical simulators, as well as the gym and the fitness center. It also has offices for the nursing/medical professions faculty, and the athletics department. The Center for Allied Health and Athletics opened in August of 2015.

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Hong Kong Proton Therapy Facility – Proton Treatment Area

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LOCATION:
Hong Kong

ARCHITECT:
Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers, PC
New York, New York

Description
The latest in cancer radiation treatment, the Hong Kong Proton Therapy Facility will be offered as an alternative treatment center for cancer patients, especially children. Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. (CTDG) has been asked to provide telecommunications cabling systems for voice/data/RF video outlets design services for the Hong Kong Proton Therapy Facility. Convergent has been asked to include deliverables for a design project commencing with the Design Development phase and concluding with Construction Administration of installed systems and finishes. The basic
services scope addressing programmed needs includes telecommunications cabling systems, audiovisual systems, LAN/PBX/WiFi Electronics, Intercom/Video Surveillance, and access control with infrastructure design services. This facility will utilize a Hitachi Proton Treatment system and is expected to be opened in 2020.

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University of Texas – MD Anderson Proton IMRT Expansion

K-12 Projects: Owego Apalachin Central School District, Elementary School – Systems by CTDG
K-12 Projects: Owego Apalachin Central School District, Elementary School – Systems by CTDG

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description
Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. (CTDG)
has been asked to provide low-voltage systems design
with associated supporting infrastructure for the MD
Anderson Proton IMRT Expansion project located in
Houston, TX. We have been asked to include deliverables
for a design project consisting of Construction
Documents of the installed systems.[/col3]

[col3]SERVICES PROVIDED:
• Audiovisual Systems
• Patient Room Entertainment
• Access Control Security System
• Video Surveillance System
• Audiovisual Systems w/ Infrastructure
• Telecommunications Structured Cable Systems
• Nurse Call
LOCATION:
College Park, Maryland
ARCHITECT:
RCG Architects
Baltimore, Maryland[/col3]

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Arizona State University – Student Health Services Center

Description
Arizona State University (ASU) is a public metropolitan research university on five campuses across Phoenix, Arizona area, and four regional learning centers throughout Arizona. ASU has twice been ranked as the #1 for innovation in among American schools by U.S. News & World Report. Staying up to date technologically is imperative to being innovative, so ASU needs to have updated technology systems that help generate student engagement. ASU commissioned Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. (CTDG) to provide telecommunications cabling systems with associated supporting infrastructure for voice/data/RF video outlets, audiovisual systems with associated supporting infrastructure, room acoustics, interior sound isolation, and HVAC noise control design services as well as programming for telecommunications cabling systems and audiovisual systems for the Arizona State University Student Health Services Center to be located in Phoenix, Arizona. Convergent Technologies Design Group did acoustical design work for the urgent care area, specialty care area, primary care area, fast-track area and the new women’s health area. The project was finished in 2011.

LOCATION:
Phoenix, Arizona

ARCHITECT:
Orcutt/Winslow
Phoenix, Arizona

ASU Health Services Center

ASU Health Services check-in desk

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Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center – Proton Therapy and Research Center

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LOCATION:
Liberty Township, OH

ENGINEER:
BR+A (Bard, Rao & Athanas Consulting Engineers)
New York, New York

ARCHITECT:
TK&A Architects
Cambridge, MA

CONTRACTOR:
Joint Venture of:
Messer Construction
Cincinnati, OH
Linbeck Group
Houston, TX

PROJECT COST:
$118 MILLION

PROJECT SIZE:
80,000 GSF

DESCRIPTION
Located on the Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center Liberty Campus, the new proton facility will include two proton treatment rooms for clinical use, with the option for future expansion to add a third. Proton therapy provides a non-invasive, painless, extremely targeted radiation treatment for tumors. This form of therapy is particularly relevant for children as they do not have to be subjected to needless exposure from damaging radiation. There are approximately eleven such treatment centers nationally, with fifteen additional projects planned or in design. CTDG will provide telecommunications, audiovisual, and security systems design services for the project. The scope of this project includes infrastructure design to support all low voltage systems. A three year design and construction effort, this project began in 2014. Anticipated completion for the project is 2017.

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MGM International Resorts: MGM Springfield

[col3]Convergent Technologies Design Group has been asked to provide telecommunications cabling systems with associated supporting infrastructure for voice/data/RF video outlets, audiovisual system electronics with associated supporting infrastructure, room acoustics, interior sound isolation, HVAC noise control design services for the MGM Resorts MGM Springfield to be located in Springfield, Massachusetts. CTDG recommended Noise Criterion levels and room reverberation times for the following spaces: hotel, spa/fitness center, lobbies, retail spaces, suites, guestrooms, casino, banquet halls, food court, kitchens, hotel pool/deck, residential spaces, bowling alleys, cinema, restaurants/bars and church.[/col3]

[col3]Architect: Gensler
Location: Springfield, MA
Project Size: 841,933 GSF
Construction Cost: $80,000,000[/col3]

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MGM Resorts International: MGM National Harbor

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Architect:
SmithgroupJJR

Location:
National Harbor, DC

Project Size:
3,347,856 GSF

Construction Cost:
$925,000,000

 

Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. was engaged by SmithgroupJJR to provide Telecommunications, Acoustics, and Security design services for the MGM Resorts International National Harbor project located in Washington, DC. The new Building will be on 23 acres and will consist of 3,600 slot machines, 140 gaming tables, 300 suites, a concert theater, celebrity restaurants, spas, and high-end stores. The Telecommunications Structured Cabling System is comprised of multiple, physically discrete networks with specific purposes, including Gaming, Back of House, Hospitality, Security and Maryland Gaming. Due to the vast expanse of the building, this required special consideration Telecommunications Rooms and their associated infrastructure pathways. This project is scheduled for completion in July of 2016.

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Richardson Olmsted Complex: Core Project

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Architect:
Flynn Battaglia Architects

Location:
Buffalo, NY

Project Size:
480,000 GSF

Project Budget:
$56,400,000

 

Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. (CTDG) was engaged by Flynn Battaglia Architects to provide audiovisual, telecommunications, and security design services for the Richardson Olmsted Complex Core Project located in Buffalo, New York. The 140 year old renovated building will feature an 88-room boutique hotel, and 300-seat conference/ event center. The construction of the new building will begin 2014 and is estimated to be completed by 2016.

 

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University of North Dakota- School of Medicine & Health Sciences

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Architect:
JLG Architects

Location:
Grand Forks, North Dakota

Project Budget:
$124,000,000

Project Size:
378,000 GSF

The University of North Dakota is building a new home for the School of Medicine and Health Sciences. The new building will house of all the schools educational, service, and research programs. Previously these programs had to be housed on separate campuses due to a lack of space. The building is a critical component of the North Dakota Health Care Workforce Initiative. Convergent Technologies Design Group, Inc. will provide audiovisual, telecommunications, acoustics, and security design services. The project is expected to be completed in July 2016.