New Restaurant

Burdette recently completed the electrical design for renovation to an existing 7,500SF space for a new restaurant in downtown Greenville, SC.   This exciting new space is close to Fluor Field in Greenville’s West End.

New Construction

Burdette Engineering Inc. provided electrical design services for this new headquarters for Southern First Bank located on Laurens Road and Verdae Boulevard, Greenville, SC. The 5 story building will be 107,000 SF and will be more than double the current size of the bank’s headquarters.

New Restaurant / Amenity Deck

Burdette is providing the electrical design for a full-service kitchen, bar and dining room with outdoor covered and open spaces and associated storage will be atop the existing parking garage on McDuffie Street in downtown Anderson, SC.

New Construction

Burdette provided the electrical design for this approximately 22,000 SF building in Chesnee, SC. Housing both retail and job training/placement elements, it is modeled after similar buildings we completed in Greenville and Travelers Rest, SC.

New Building

Burdette provided the full electrical design for this prominent building in downtown Greenville, SC. The tower was the final major piece of the mixed-use Camperdown development and includes 5 levels of luxury residences sitting above office and retail space. The building is approximately 350,000 square feet and rises 17 levels above street level.

Renovation

Project included Burdette’s services for electrical design of 6000 SF retail space for a Hale’s Jewelers on Verdae Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina.   Services included power distribution and service entrance, lighting design and controls, and emergency lighting.

Greenville-Spartanburg Airport

Burdette performed the electrical design and specifications for renovations to approximately 30,000 square feet of hangar space and 20,000 square feet of office/mechanical spaces in existing Hangar No 1, located at 2102 Greenville-Spartanburg Drive at Greenville Spartanburg Airport.  This is part of an ongoing effort to expand, renovate and expand the airport.

New Dealership

Burdette recently completed a 24,000 SF warehouse expansion addition to the north and a 36,600 SF expansion to the south to finish a two-year improvement project to provide the means for ZF – Duncan South Carolina Division to expand their presence in the Upstate Greenville, SC.  Full electrical design for the expansion included:  design of service entrances, lighting for interior and emergency, power distribution for HVAC, convenience and service shop equipment, telecommunications and audio visual raceways, fire alarm system and security, site lighting for new cars and general parking.

Shell and Core Building

Burdette provided the complete electrical design for the renovations to this 5 story office building with approximately 23,000SF per level. Later the garage portion of the project was added to the scope.  Services include:  power and LED lighting throughout, security camera rough-ins and power to elevator and exhaust system for the garage.

New Facility

Burdette provided the complete electrical design for this new standalone facility and job connection center.  The new building is approximately 20,000SF and was opened and put into operation in November 2016.

New Building

This new 8 story building is a prominent addition to Greenville’s downtown across from the Peace Center Complex.  Burdette Engineering, Inc. designed the electrical systems to include lighting, HVAC and fire alarm system for the apartments and the retail spaces of the building.

Historic Renovation

Completed in the 1920’s, this 10-story landmark hotel of downtown Greenville was restored to its former grandeur.  Careful attention to detail in the lobbies, restaurant and grand ballrooms was required to remain true to the original design intent.  Challenges included updating for codes, infrastructure for power, telecommunications and fire alarm systems, especially through the extensive marble and plaster finishes.
Careful coordination with budgeting and close interface with building officials allowed this project to move forward and spark the upgrade of the south end of Main Street.

Call Center, Office

A stately 60,000 SF, four story, call center and office building  included under-floor modular power and data cabling for flexible spaces.  Data connectivity to Data Center was provided, complete with UPS and 2MVA generator backup.  Subsequent projects expanded the Data Center and redundant utility and generator feeds.

Renovations & Prototypes

Burdette Engineering has been working closely with BI-LO on their store renovations since 1995 and has actively worked with them on the development of their new store prototypes since 1997.  As technology continues to evolve, so do the BI-LO store designs.  The latest 40K prototype design incorporates new LED lighting technology and also uses high efficiency, high bay, fluorescent fixtures to illuminate most of the store.  BI-LO stores incorporate an array of code critical design elements and demonstrates Burdette’s retail capabilities, with over 400 projects over the past 17 years.

Building Conversion
ENERGY STAR for Superior Energy Performance, 2011

This longtime electrical distribution center and warehouse was converted to a technologically robust 60,000 SF, flex space for technical incubation spaces for entrepreneurial companies.  Electrical design of building included interior and exterior lighting, HVAC, fire alarm, and data raceways.  Since initial building conversion, Burdette has participated in the upfit of GNOSO, TiBA, Lab 21 and CIOT Diamond at the Center.

New Education/Training Facility

Burdette Engineering Inc. provided the electrical design for this 9,000 SF lecture hall in Macon County, NC.  Design services included power distribution, lighting, AV, service entry power, telephone entry facilities, telecommunications, and emergency lighting with battery backup.  Facility includes stadium seating to include 100 workstations, projection screening with confidence monitoring, video streaming and lobby digital monitoring.

Photos provided courtesy of Providence Builders.