The Dunham team worked with Pope Architects to provide mechanical and electrical engineering services for this project, which owns a Critical Access Hospital designation and stands as a model of modern healthcare in a rural setting. Located along Highway 212 on the eastern edge of Olivia, the building features 16 private patient rooms, obstetric suites, 18 examination rooms, multiple surgical suites and a state-of-the-art MRI and CT scan equipment.

• Mayo Clinic Square has won the NAIOP Award of Excellence in the Repositioned/Renovated Category.
• Olympus Surgical Technologies has won the NAIOP Award of Excellence in the Industrial Build-to-Suit Category.
• Washburn Center for Children has won the NAIOP Award of Excellence in the Special Purpose Category.

The NAIOP Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional developments and projects that were completed by NAIOP Members. NAIOP is a commercial real estate development association for developers, owners and related professionals in office, industrial, retail and mixed-use real estate. They have 15,000 members in North America and are advocates for commercial real estate development and effective public policy.

http://tcbmag.com/Industries/Real-Estate/Commercial-Excellence-The-2015-NAIOP-Awards

Dunham today announced the addition of five engineering and design professionals to our Rochester, MN office. New team members Robert Gelle, Brian Hain, Dustin Mueller, Carl Olson and Blyth Waldemar bring extensive engineering experience to the region.

Dunham is proud to announce the addition of partners Darin May, Tom Lind and Mark Azure. 

Mark Azure joined Dunham in 1998 and is a Professional Engineer and LEED Accredited Professional. Mark holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from North Dakota State University. Mark’s experience designing lighting, power and low voltage systems has been focused on the design and master planning of hospitals, clinics and medical office buildings.

Tom Lind has been with Dunham since 2003 and is a Professional Engineering and LEED Accredited Professional. Tom holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State University. Tom’s experience focuses on the design of complex HVAC systems serving laboratories, manufacturing, clean rooms, performing arts and higher education facilities.

Darin May started at Dunham in 1999 and is a Professional Engineer, LEED Accredited Professional, as well as a Registered Fire Protection Engineer. Darin holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University. Darin’s experience focuses on the design and master planning of HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems for healthcare, educational and commercial facilities.

CH Robinson Worldwide’s new Eden Bluff Tech Center has won the NAIOP Award of Excellence in the Office Build-to-Suit Category for 2014. Dunham worked with Pope Architects and RJM Construction to deliver this award-winning project.

http://tcbmag.com/Industries/Real-Estate/Commercial-Excellence-The-2015-NAIOP-Awards

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE) announced that the University of Minnesota Duluth’s Swenson Engineering Building project has been named a Top Ten project. This prestigious Award goes to the Top Ten projects around the country that use a thoroughly integrated approach to architecture, natural systems and technology. Dunham worked with Ross Barney Architects to complete the project—a 34,000 SF two-story building that consists of a hydraulics lab, structural lab, materials testing lab, wood/metal shop, offices, gather space and classrooms. The sustainable components of this building include high-efficiency lighting and lighting controls, variable flow heating and cooling systems, displacement ventilation, air side energy recover, low-flow high-efficiency water closets, and storm water collection. Additionally, the project was awarded a LEED Gold certification from the United State Green Building Council (USGBC)

http://www.aiatopten.org/node/58