Classic Engineering

Classic Engineering provided HVAC & Plumbing engineering services on this project.  

Classic Engineering provided Structual, Plumbing & HVAC engineering services on this church renovation project.  

The two buildings consist of 32 loft, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments with retail space facing Wealthy Street. Each apartment has a gas fired furnace for individual control. The central high efficiency water heaters have a digital recirculation system. The buildings are owned and operated by the Inner City Christian Federation.

The facility showroom is heated and cooled with a 15-ton gas fired roof top unit, using exposed spiral ductwork and low wall return.

Classic Engineering provided mechanical and plumbing engineering for this 15,000 square foot addition, more than doubling the size of the existing facility. The new addition provides classrooms, warming kitchen and a fellowship hall for the church. The mechanical system uses grade mounted roof top units with under ground ductwork for higher ceilings thru-out the building.

A renovation project being driven by GM’s image program, Classic Engineering will assist Triangle Associates in providing the design-build services for Urka which is located in Ludington, Michigan. 

Classic Engineering provided the Structural, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering servcies on the new 22,000 sf retail building at Breton Village Mall, anchored by Anthropologie, a high-end retail women’s clothing and home decor store. Potential restaurant and additional retail space available.

The desigin included Multi-facade block, brick, glass and metals. Unique canopies and curves with ample glass accent the building.

This recently remodeled church was, at one time, strictly warehouse space. To complete this project, 12,842 sq. ft. was renovated into Chapel space while 12,805 sq. ft. was renovated into education space.

In order to complete the new chapel and education space, DVCC completely removed the roof structure, inset steel columns and steel roof trusses within the existing warehouse walls.

Various features of the space include polished, concrete floors throughout the chapel space, an exposed metal roof deck complete with K-13 acoustical material in the chapel, six inch rigid poly roof insulation and a new fire wall to separate different groups’ usage.

Classic Engineering provided the Structural and HVAC Engineering on the project.