Design of a new central energy plant, located in a historic Powerhouse Building, to serve 51 buildings on three college campuses.

Fit-up of 6,700 square feet of space to support Emory University's School of Business.

Fit-up of 2,400 square feet to accommodate Launch Pointe, whose mission is to provide students with opportunities to participate in internships, apprenticeships, and entrepreneurship experiences to augment their classroom activity.

Redesign of HVAC and controls systems in this laboratory building to rectify negative pressure in the building and failed components in the system.

Renovations on two campuses to accommodate classrooms and computer laboratories.

Griffith Engineering provided design services for renovation and upgrade projects in several buildings on the MCC campus.

Design services for the conversion of the campus constant volume chilled water system to a variable volume chilled water system.

As part of GCSU's ongoing sustainability efforts, Griffith Engineering completed a long term campus utility plan that included recommendations for energy consumption reduction, energy cost reduction, sustainability, and operational efficiency.

The $6 million renovation of this historic structure included upgrade of all HVAC systems.

This $5.6 million project involved the removal of 11 buildings from the university's central steam system.

Renovation of this six building campus comprising one and two story 1970s era buildings. In order to justify the renovation to building owners, an energy model was built to demonstrate positive energy impact and potential utility cost reduction.

Griffith Engineering served as the Commissioning Authority for an Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) for an Energy Service Company (ESCO).

Griffith Engineering has provided design services on more than a dozen projects on the UNC Charlotte campus.