Project Brief

A new outdoor pavilion was built for the Dwight-Englewood School. KeRi's design included a new electric service and distribution panel for the building, all-new LED lighting with energy-code-compliant lighting controls throughout, and general-purpose receptacles along with power feeds to the new mechanical and plumbing equipment.

MEP Engineering Scope

What We Engineered

Electrical and power systems for the new pavilion:

• New electric service and distribution panel
• All-new LED lighting with energy-code-compliant controls
• General-purpose receptacles throughout
• Power to new mechanical and plumbing equipment

The Challenge

A free-standing outdoor pavilion needed an electrical identity of its own, with service, distribution, lighting, and equipment power sized for varied event use and exposed to the elements.

Our Solution

KeRi designed a dedicated electric service and distribution panel with all-LED, energy-code-compliant lighting and weather-appropriate power for the building's mechanical and plumbing equipment, giving the pavilion a clean, expandable electrical platform.