Appleton International Airport – Greenville, WI Biergarten Restaurant

Project Overview

This project outlined comprehensive MEP design services for an enclosed serving/bar equipment/dispensing space. The scope included HVAC enhancements, new electrical power distribution system, plumbing connections, and fire protection design. The goal was to deliver a fully functional and compliant system tailored to the tenant’s operational needs.

Key Features

Mechanical

• Conducted heat load calculations to assess HVAC needs.
• Installed a split system wall-mounted HVAC unit with localized controls.
• Provided new natural gas service to support HVAC equipment.

Electrical

• Designed new service entrance and panelboards for power distribution.
• Created general and specialty receptacle layouts per code and owner requirements.
• Designed lighting and control systems in coordination with the architect/owner.
• Prepared fire alarm and low-voltage system rough-ins per vendor markups.

Plumbing

• Delivered sanitary drainage and vent systems for new fixtures.
• Installed domestic water systems for hot and cold water requirements.
• Provided new domestic water and sanitary service connections.
• Prepared riser diagrams for permitting.
• Installed domestic water systems for hot and cold water requirements.

Summary

The MEP project focused on creating an efficient and code-compliant infrastructure for the serving/bar space. The mechanical component involved conducting heat load calculations and installing a split HVAC system. The electrical scope covered power distribution, lighting systems, and specialized equipment connections. Plumbing tasks included drainage, vent systems, and domestic water provisions. Fire protection and low-voltage system layouts were integrated and coordinated with the construction documents.