After moving into its new Frank Gehry-designed headquarters in 2015, our client continued their expansion westward across a complex and congested site. Thus, they decided to construct the campus of tomorrow to manage their platform capabilities and better connect to their data centers around the globe. Apart from abating and demolishing five existing buildings and a public park, the project also involved some offsite work. The new 457,000 sq. ft. facility for our confidential customer features a 4-story office building and 235,378 sq. ft. 8-story parking with one underground level, including design-build MEP systems. Also, it covers collaborative office space, conference halls, and cafes. The open space enabled architects to create different floor plans waving throughout the building. When working on this campus project, the most significant challenge for VEC experts was to create robust 3D system models considering all site specifics and keeping the project’s square in mind.

VEC tech specialists assisted in building the client’s campus in 2019-20. In this case, our experienced team provided high-quality mechanical and electrical VDC services, including 3D power and lighting system modeling. As a reliable BIM partner, VEC cooperated closely with mechanical and electrical contractors to help them deliver the project on time and within budget. In addition, by creating a detailed BIM Execution Plan, we made it possible to reduce clashes and eliminate conflicts between the various trades involved. They utilized our 3D models for analysis and prefabrication, which was critical to reduce project costs. Ultimately, our BIM and VDC services could streamline the project appropriately, allowing stakeholders to avoid different factors affecting productivity.