University of North Dakota Law School

The University of North Dakota Law School was originally built in 1923. In 2016, the law school was given a major renovation to the original building and a 15,000 square foot addition. The new addition and renovation featured improved educational space, improved study and workspace, new offices and a case study class room.

The existing mechanical systems were completely removed and replaced. New variable air volume HVAC systems were installed through the entire facility. Since the original building was not equipped with cooling, a new central plant chilled water system was designed to serve both the existing and new wing. Heating systems were fed from UND’s central steam to the facility and converted to hot water.

Another significant portion of the project was to bring the facility up to current life safety codes. A new fully automated fire suppression system was installed through the original and new wings of the facility. Wet sprinkler systems were also installed on lower floors and a dry system was installed in the attic of the original 1920 facility.

Grand Forks, North Dakota

AgCountry

AgCountry has a state-of-the-art underfloor displacement ventilation system that creates a quiet, comfortable work environment. The in-floor diffusers vary the airflow based on space needs and individual zones. This causes the heating and cooling to rise, while being hidden beneath the floor. This method is energy efficient and is aesthetically pleasing. The mechanical system utilizes a single duct VAV coupled with a boiler and chiller. An access floor system was used to house all mechanical, electrical and network systems. We worked with Icon Architectural Group on this project to produce a stunning end result.

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Element Hotel

Element Hotel is known for it’s cutting edge design and eco-friendly mechanical systems. As a LEED Certified Project, Martin Mechanical used the most energy efficient mechanical and plumbing design services. We designed a four pipe fan coil system and central heat recovery, which lowers the lifecycle cost of ownership for the client.

Fargo, North Dakota

Minard Hall – North Dakota State University

Originally built in 1901, Minard Hall was in need of a remodel in 2009. We provided mechanical upgrades to the historic building and designed a more efficient system to get the most out of the building, with the least cost for the client.

Fargo, North Dakota

Aurora Elementary School

Aurora Elementary school accommodates 600 students in the largest growing area in the Fargo-Moorhead area. Martin Mechanical designed a high-efficiency condensing boiler with a gas oil boiler for backup. 

West Fargo, North Dakota

Icon Sports Arena

This $12,000,000 arena has a two sheet ice rink to serve youth hockey throughout Grand Forks and surrounding communities. The floor plan featured common lobby areas, a general club room viewing booth, several locker rooms and concessions.

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Independence Elementary School

Independence Elementary was built in 2014, with a capacity of 570 students. The 10 – acre school area has a heating and cooling system designed by Martin Mechanical, including multiple air handling units with it’s own DX cooling unit.

West Fargo, North Dakota

BLVD Pub

This 10,000 square foot bar was built in the largest growing area in Fargo-Moorhead. The unique, modern design allows for exposed mechanical systems that showcase Martin Mechanical’s work. 

West Fargo, North Dakota

Brooks Harbor Elementary School

Brooks Harbor Elementary School is the 13th elementary school in the West Fargo School District. Martin Mechanical designed a customizable, energy efficient solution for the new school, which opened for the 2017-2018 school year.

West Fargo, North Dakota

Eventide Fargo

Eventide Senior Living in Fargo was built in 2016. It has a 96-unit care center and 76 senior living apartments with a movie theater, pub, fitness center and chapel. The mechanical systems allow for customizable heating and cooling; which ensures maximum comfort for residents.

Fargo, North Dakota