This is a new five story office building for the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA), located in downtown Madison. Floors 1 & 2 consist of core and shell space for future tenants, with the addition of a large training center and fitness area located on the first floor. Floors 3 through 5 consist of open office space, individual offices, and meeting rooms for the WHEDA staff. As a design build partner on this project we are responsible for all electrical engineering, design, and construction for a new electrical service, tenant metering, branch power, lighting, fire alarm, security and access control, with a diesel generator located on the penthouse level.

The Spark building is located within Madison’s revitalized Capitol East District, an area designed to support entrepreneurship and economic growth.

The building features a modern, environmentally-sustainable design and collaborative indoor and outdoor spaces. The new construction commercial office space includes general electrical services and several unique automated systems to integrate with a shared workspace environment.

Westphal & Company, Inc was chosen to renovate this 86,000 square-foot, 3-story office building, into flexible office space, under a design build contract. The electrical scope of work includes power, lighting, fire alarm, telecommunications, access controls, cameras, and sound masking. Utilizing our Prefab department, we easily completed the 4-month phased schedule on time. Extensive value engineering to the lighting design allowed the project to be completed under budget.

This project is a multi-phased remodel of a 4-story, 284,000 square-foot of an occupied office building. Every system will be updated including, emergency power distribution, normal power, lighting, HVAC equipment and fire alarm. Extensive field verification is necessary to understand the existing systems and prevent any unwanted interruptions in the future.

This project consists of 500,000 square feet of office space located in five buildings, as well as a 1,400 car underground parking facility. Campus One is home for the company’s administrative staff, as well as their team of technology associates. In addition to the offices, the project included conference rooms with full AV capabilities, an auditorium, and a geothermal heating/cooling system. One of the buildings serves as a campus commissary that includes a full kitchen and dining facilities. Scope of work included underground utilities, extensive landscape lighting and egress lighting, standby diesel generation, power, lighting, low voltage systems, and voice/data/fiber optic cabling: AV, Sound, CCTV, and CATV cabling, lighting control systems, and fire alarm systems.

This project consists of a 335,000 square-foot Learning Center used to train customers from the health care industry on the use of the owner’s software applications, as well as a 5,500 seat auditorium used for company meetings, presentations, and the owner’s annual Users Group Meeting.

The project included 36 training rooms with electrified floor and full AV capabilities, eight break rooms, 140 offices, four conference rooms, a full kitchen and server, escalators, and elevators. The scope of work included underground utilities, site and egress lighting, standby diesel generation, power, lighting, low voltage systems, and voice/data/fiber optic cabling: AV, Sound, CCTV, and CATV cabling, lighting control systems, theatrical lighting system, and theatrical AV system.

Westphal & Co., Inc. provided design/assist electrical construction services for the shell portion of this 115,000 square-foot office and 24,000 square-foot parking structure. Full electrical installation services were provided for the tenant improvement work. The scope of work included lighting, power, voice-data-video, emergency power, UPS system fire alarm, and associated systems.

Campus Two joins Epic’s existing Campus One on the headquarters site. Building K is a 3-story, 171,866 square-foot building that houses 415 offices, a 225-person meeting room, and the central energy plant that serves all of Campus Two. In addition, the campus includes three 160,000 square-foot office buildings and a 752,000 square-foot, 2,080-stall underground parking ramp. The central energy plant in Building K holds the pumps, controls, and other equipment for the geothermal system that heats and cools Campus Two.

This expansion reshaped the fan-shaped Epicenter auditorium into a full circle. The expansion created additional space for new training rooms, which are used to train the client’s customers on the use of the client’s award winning medical records software. Electrical work included the relocation of underground medium voltage utilities, power distribution, lighting and lighting control, fire alarm systems, voice/data/video cabling, access control systems, and branch circuiting.