JHU Mt. Washington
The three-phase project upgrades Johns Hopkins Mt. Washington data center from a 5,500-SF facility to a 12,200-SF, Tier IV facility with parallel redundancy, N+2 generators and dual corded power distribution. The upgraded facility meets the institution’s demand for flexible space that addresses the changing role of technology and a changing workforce.
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Verizon Business Premier Data Center
The growing needs of Verizon Business’ operations demanded a highly flexible, data facility with long-term expansion and growth capabilities. Within an existing two-story shell, the project more than doubles the organization’s floor and server space and accommodates future expansion as need arises.
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3000 Skyline Drive
Challenged to make the facility accessible to multiple tenants with highly-individualized power demands, the project features a unique utility interface whereby four separate data center tenants are fed by separate service entrances, allowing the tenants to negotiate and manage their own power contracts with the utility provider.
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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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Huawei Technological Corporation
In addition to incorporating Chinese domestic data center engineering to ensure reliability, the successful corporate data facility and command center reflects the efforts of the design team to be sensitive to local design vocabulary, to work across time zones and languages to ensure correct documentation, and an aggressive design and construction schedule.
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