ENR New York’s 2017 Best Projects
Office/Retail/Mixed Use & Excellence in Safety Best Project and Award of MeritPrinceton Pike Site Development
The 650,000-sq-ft Bristol- Myers Squibb Princeton Pike project sought to achieve LEED Gold certification by putting in place several unique design solutions that include a central ice storage plant, a supply air grid that allows for the lowest horsepower fan operation for each of its four buildings, charging stations, a roof-mounted photovoltaic array system, a daylight harvesting control system for LED light fixtures and groundwater collection for the cooling tower.
PHOTO COURTESY OF AFK GROUP
The 650,000-sq-ft Bristol- Myers Squibb Princeton Pike project sought to achieve LEED Gold certification by putting in place several unique design solutions that include a central ice storage plant, a supply air grid that allows for the lowest horsepower fan operation for each of its four buildings, charging stations, a roof-mounted photovoltaic array system, a daylight harvesting control system for LED light fixtures and groundwater collection for the cooling tower.
PHOTO COURTESY OF AFK GROUP
The 650,000-sq-ft Bristol- Myers Squibb Princeton Pike project sought to achieve LEED Gold certification by putting in place several unique design solutions that include a central ice storage plant, a supply air grid that allows for the lowest horsepower fan operation for each of its four buildings, charging stations, a roof-mounted photovoltaic array system, a daylight harvesting control system for LED light fixtures and groundwater collection for the cooling tower.
PHOTO COURTESY OF AFK GROUP
The 650,000-sq-ft Bristol- Myers Squibb Princeton Pike project sought to achieve LEED Gold certification by putting in place several unique design solutions that include a central ice storage plant, a supply air grid that allows for the lowest horsepower fan operation for each of its four buildings, charging stations, a roof-mounted photovoltaic array system, a daylight harvesting control system for LED light fixtures and groundwater collection for the cooling tower.
PHOTO COURTESY OF AFK GROUP
The 650,000-sq-ft Bristol- Myers Squibb Princeton Pike project sought to achieve LEED Gold certification by putting in place several unique design solutions that include a central ice storage plant, a supply air grid that allows for the lowest horsepower fan operation for each of its four buildings, charging stations, a roof-mounted photovoltaic array system, a daylight harvesting control system for LED light fixtures and groundwater collection for the cooling tower.
PHOTO COURTESY OF AFK GROUP
Princeton Pike Site Development
Lawrenceville, N.J.
Best Project & Award of Merit
Project Owner/Developer: Bristol-Myers Squibb
General Contractor/Construction Manager: Torcon Inc.
Lead Design Firm: Gensler
Civil Engineer: Van Note Harvey Associates PC
MEP Engineer: AKF Engineers
The 650,000-sq-ft Bristol-Myers Squibb Princeton Pike project sought to achieve LEED Gold certification by putting in place several unique design solutions that include a central ice storage plant, a supply air grid that allows for the lowest horsepower fan operation for each of its four buildings, charging stations, a roof-mounted photovoltaic array system, a daylight harvesting control system for LED light fixtures and groundwater collection for the cooling tower.
The buildings, with open plan offices and technologically advanced meeting rooms, are connected by a four-story atrium that has a central space acting as the seating area for the cafeteria as well as a gathering space for events. The atrium is also equipped with a cost-effective and energy-efficient radiant floor system used for both heating and cooling.
The design and construction team implemented a project safety program and employed a full-time, onsite safety manager who was responsible for all subcontractors.
The approach was recognized by the OSHA Voluntary Protection Program, which rated the project and team as a star-level participant.
