This project involves a major addition to an existing active museum, requiring seamless integration of new infrastructure while maintaining ongoing operations. The scope includes installation of high-end lighting systems with advanced lighting controls, a new 3,000-amp electrical service, and a 3,000 kVA generator to support reliable power distribution. Life safety and technology systems are incorporated through fire alarm installation, tel-data and security wiring, and comprehensive lightning protection. Full BIM coordination ensures accuracy across trades and minimizes conflicts during construction, delivering a high-performance and future-ready electrical system for the museum.

This project includes comprehensive electrical and low-voltage installations throughout the facility, featuring complete lighting and lighting controls, power distribution, and security, tel-data, and equipment wiring. The scope also encompasses fire alarm and lightning protection systems, color-changing LED façade lighting, and integration with the existing Metro North Station. Critical infrastructure includes a new emergency generator with automatic transfer switches, power for elevators and escalators, and all wiring installed in PVC-coated rigid galvanized conduit to ensure durability and long-term reliability.

The project involved the installation of new emergency power infrastructure, including (2) 1200 kW generators, multiple ATS units, and (3) 250 KVA Liebert UPS systems with a paralleling board and distribution panels. Supporting approximately 50,000 square feet of tenant space, the scope included full lighting and controls, communication and security risers, A/V systems, and upgrades to the fire alarm. Additional work covered branch wiring for HVAC, elevators, and IT rooms, along with rigging and dedicated ground risers. Completed in under six months, the project required approximately 25,000 man-hours.