Design and New Construction Enhanced Commissioning Services
The Rane Culinary Science Center is a transformative complex on the Auburn University campus that will provide students interested in hospitality and culinary sciences with a hands-on learning experience to develop commercial hospitality industry skills within an innovative, cutting-edge facility. Areas within the facility, include:
Luxury boutique hotel with 10 suites, 16 single-room units and 6 private residences for long term leasing
Spa and rooftop garden
40-seat teaching restaurant for culinary science instructors
9,000 sq. ft. food hall with numerous vendors
Operational coffee roaster and food and beverage media studio
Distilled spirits center with a micro-distillery and tasting room
80-student culinary exhibition lab with atrium style seating and non-conventional cooking stations
AT A GLANCE
Rane Culinary Science Center Facts
96M Project Cost
120k Square Feet
2021 Estimated Completion
SEA is Commissioning Authority
SEA is the commissioning authority and will guarantee the facility fulfills the functional and performance requirements for the building owner and its occupants. To reach this goal, it is necessary for the commissioning process to establish and document Auburn University’s criteria for system functions and performance as well as verify compliance with criteria throughout the design, construction, and initial period of operation. Additionally, complete operation and maintenance (O&M) manuals along with training on system operations will be provided. SEA is involved in all phases of the project for commissioning these systems:
Building automation system to include any temperature and humidity monitoring, alarming to specific critical areas (freezers, coolers, etc.)
All equipment of the heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, including kitchen exhaust/makeup systems
Scheduled, occupancy sensor, and daylight dimming lighting controls
Secondary electrical distribution system
Domestic water heating systems and distribution piping
Domestic and process water pumping and mixing systems
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