Educational

ALFA Engineering provided full pre-design, design, working drawings, and site administration services for this project in a standard design/bid/build process. This project is a joint use facility that included a day care, a public school and a Recreation and Cultural Centre for the City of Weyburn. ALFA Engineering participated in the Integrated Design Process with the owner and other consultants to collaboratively determine the scope of the electrical design. The result was a user friendly design using current technology especially in the IT, Security, and A/V systems. The building further features architectural lighting throughout the common spaces as well as simple automated lighting controls.

ALFA Engineering provided full pre-design, design, working drawings, site administration and commissioning services for this project in a standard design/bid/build process. This unique project is a joint use facility that encompassed Regina Public Schools, City of Regina, Regina Public Library, Regina Police Service and the Albert Scott Daycare. ALFA Engineering played a significant role in determining then amalgamating the various technology needs of all groups. The result was an integration of IT, security, A/V and lighting controls within the facility. In addition our scope of work included specialized lighting design that incorporated all LED light sources.

A replacement facility for an existing aging structure, the project involved the construction of a new K-8 Elementary School. ALFA Engineering provided full pre-design, design, working drawings, site administration and commissioning services for this project in a standard design/bid/build process. The electrical design addressed specific needs related to the teaching model. Technology that included assistive listening systems combined with class call was utilized. Lighting and lighting control systems were designed using the most recent technology which provided quality visual comfort and simple control interfaces for end users. Access control, instruction alarm and closed circuit television systems were included and set the basis for all future Regina Public Schools facilities.