PEG performed the design to upgrade the church’s existing systems which were unable to maintain proper humidity and temperature throughout and provide updated capability to provide adequate ventilation air to the sanctuary. Currently, the church enjoys the comfort of modern systems with nearly no outwardly appearance of ductwork or diffusers. PEG modernized the 19th Century HVAC system with the aim to maintain the historical aspects of the church.  

PEG provided the MEP systems design for a new 5,000 SF chapel. The work included the design of underground ductwork, layout coordination with wood and stone inlay, basement subfloor HVAC systems and custom LED lighting control systems. 

PEG provided the MEP systems design for a new 25,000 SF education and sanctuary addition with renovation to the existing building areas. Included in the design was administrative space, classrooms, sanctuary and general meeting space for the congregation. The design features included high efficiency HVAC systems, theatrical lighting, AV system coordination, and acoustics coordination. The project recently received a “Award of Merit” by the Northern Virginia Chapter of the AIA.

PEG provided the MEP systems design for the new chapel for the historic Virginia Theological Seminary; replacing the chapel lost to a fire in 2011. The design includes connection to the campus central HVAC plant distribution. The design shall include modern audio visual systems, organ systems, lighting dimming controls, displacement ventilation, and coordination with custom stone and wood inlay finishes. 

PEG provided the MEP systems design for the renovation of the existing 42,000 square foot facility as well as an addition of 25,000 square feet. Included in the design was administrative space, classrooms, sanctuary and general meeting space.