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Walt Disney Pavilion at <strong>Florida</strong><br />

Hospital for Children, Orlando<br />

GC – Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC<br />

Architect – HuntonBrady Architects<br />

N Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC<br />

C Hospitals/Healthcare, $20–$50 million<br />

T Peyton Robertson, Mike Nolan, Blake Dennison, and Kevin Fisher<br />

A Eagle Award<br />

N Enterprise Electric, LLC<br />

C Electrical, Under $1 million<br />

T Bobbie Ford, Caleb Ford and Hilarino Lozano<br />

A Eagle Award<br />

This project consisted of construction of a new 34,000 square foot, seven level<br />

entrance and elevator lobby for the existing <strong>Florida</strong> Children’s Hospital, inspired<br />

by the soothing environment of nature, the lobby feature beloved and nurturing<br />

Disney character such as Timon and Pumbaa from “The Lion King,” Flounder and<br />

Sebastian from ”The Little Mermaid” and Rutt and Tuke from “Brother Bear.” Walt<br />

Disney Imagineers designed the space with these thoughtfully chosen characters<br />

to complement the hospital’s healing environment. Also there are more than 200<br />

dedicated pediatric beds, featuring concepts, colors, sounds and themes inspired by<br />

the lobby design.<br />

Enterprise Electric, LLC performed 100% of the electrical on the steel structure<br />

that now serves as the entrance. Enterprise’s scope of work included lighting and<br />

power systems, fire alarm and lightning protection system, along with raceways and<br />

cable installation for the audio and visual components that include video in Ariel’s<br />

Grotto, magical stepping stones in the Jungle Book, and fiber optics that show as<br />

hieroglyphics in the Jungle Book.<br />

Vienna Square Health Care<br />

and Rehab Center, Winter Haven<br />

Architect – Marion Lynn Architect<br />

N Bright Future Electric<br />

C Electrical, $1–$5 million<br />

T Skip Brown and Bill Moore<br />

A Award of Merit<br />

Vienna Square, an active adult and retirement living community, is designed with an<br />

assisted living area. The location has a continuing care campus with a nursing home<br />

area, a movie theater, beauty parlor, ice cream shop, and a square that resembles a<br />

small town square. Bright Future Electric performed 99% of the electrical work on<br />

this 106,385 square foot facility that included two separate services – a 1600 AMP<br />

277/480V main and a 1200 AMP main.<br />

Winter Park 9th Grade Center, Winter Park<br />

GC – Skanska/JCB, a joint venture<br />

Architect – DLR Group<br />

N Normax Mechanical, <strong>In</strong>c.<br />

C HVAC, $1–$5 million<br />

T Steve Gustavson, James Johnson, Martin Cox<br />

A Award of Merit<br />

Three buildings from the campus of the Winter Park 9th Grade Center – the original<br />

administration building from the 1920s; the gymnasium from the 1940s; and a<br />

third building of classrooms designed in the 1960s were carefully preserved and<br />

renovated. Normax Mechanical installed the HVAC for the Center, including the gym<br />

which will now have air conditioning. The historical nature of the school along with<br />

working in an established neighborhood made for a very challenging project. The<br />

design and construction team maintained the historical integrity without sacrificing<br />

the needs of the students.<br />

<strong>2011</strong> EIC <strong>Awards</strong> 43

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