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CDFL’s work at Ft. Knox consists of over 700,000 square feet of multiple building types including Company Operations Facilities, Barracks, Headquarters facilities, and a Dining facility. For every project, CDFL provided a full range of design and engineering services. All buildings were designed for energy efficiency and are LEED® Silver certifiable.
The Warrior in Transition Barracks provides housing for soldiers, injured in the line of duty, during the rehabilitation stage of their recovery. Careful consideration was taken during design to select interior finishes that create a tranquil environment through the use of therapeutic colors and textures. The facility includes rehabilitation areas and a Healing Garden for outdoor relaxation and therapy. The site and facility is designed to encourage individuals to engage with each other during the healing process.
The Company Operations Complex consists of seven battalions located in six separate facilities, each comprised of three components: a two-story Administration Building, a multi-level Readiness Building, and a Covered Hardstand Structure. Each of the six Company Operations Buildings varies in size and number of soldiers served.
The IBCT Dining Facility was designed to be a complete and functional Dining Facility feeding 1,300 soldiers per meal within a 90 minute time frame, three times per day, and 365 days per year. The HVAC system utilizes a geothermal ground loop, water source heat pump system designed to meet heating and cooling requirements. This strategy was crucial in meeting the 40% energy reduction goals of the project.
CDFL has also provided design services for the 19th Engineering Battalion Complex which serves over 800 Battalion personnel. The complex consists of Barracks facilities, Company Operations Facilities, and Headquarters facilities. The complex utilizes a centralized geothermal ground loop system providing an energy efficient HVAC system reducing energy demand and cost. This project is currently under construction and will be complete in late 2013.
+ is a dynamic team working together
Gene Crager, Project Architect
David Burnet, Architect/LEED
Jesse Browning, Electrical Engineer
Ron Fender, Electrical Engineer
Clark Wells, Landscape ArchitectCompany Operations Facility: by the numbers
380,000
Total square feet
62
Acre site
3100
Soldiers served
12
Total buildings
Warrior in Transition Barracks: by the numbers
134,680
Total square feet
112
Number of Apartments
1
Healing Garden
Dining Facility: by the numbers
26,450
Total square feet
3900
Meals served daily
30%
Energy savings
19th Engineering Battalion Complex: by the numbers
198,443
Total square feet
5
Companies served by the COF
252
Soldiers housed in the Barracks
1
Headquarters building
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Fort Knox
CDFL’s work at Ft. Knox consists of over 700,000 square feet of multiple building types including Company Operations Facilities, Barracks, Headquarters facilities, and a Dining facility. For every project, CDFL provided a full range of design and engineering services. All buildings were designed for energy efficiency and are LEED® Silver certifiable.
The Warrior in Transition Barracks provides housing for soldiers, injured in the line of duty, during the rehabilitation stage of their recovery. Careful consideration was taken during design to select interior finishes that create a tranquil environment through the use of therapeutic colors and textures. The facility includes rehabilitation areas and a Healing Garden for outdoor relaxation and therapy. The site and facility is designed to encourage individuals to engage with each other during the healing process.
The Company Operations Complex consists of seven battalions located in six separate facilities, each comprised of three components: a two-story Administration Building, a multi-level Readiness Building, and a Covered Hardstand Structure. Each of the six Company Operations Buildings varies in size and number of soldiers served.
The IBCT Dining Facility was designed to be a complete and functional Dining Facility feeding 1,300 soldiers per meal within a 90 minute time frame, three times per day, and 365 days per year. The HVAC system utilizes a geothermal ground loop, water source heat pump system designed to meet heating and cooling requirements. This strategy was crucial in meeting the 40% energy reduction goals of the project.
CDFL has also provided design services for the 19th Engineering Battalion Complex which serves over 800 Battalion personnel. The complex consists of Barracks facilities, Company Operations Facilities, and Headquarters facilities. The complex utilizes a centralized geothermal ground loop system providing an energy efficient HVAC system reducing energy demand and cost. This project is currently under construction and will be complete in late 2013.
+ is a dynamic team working together
Gene Crager, Project ArchitectDavid Burnet, Architect/LEEDJesse Browning, Electrical EngineerRon Fender, Electrical EngineerClark Wells, Landscape ArchitectCompany Operations Facility: by the numbers
380,000
Total square feet
62
Acre site
3100
Soldiers served
12
Total buildings
Warrior in Transition Barracks: by the numbers
134,680
Total square feet
112
Number of Apartments
1
Healing Garden
Dining Facility: by the numbers
26,450
Total square feet
3900
Meals served daily
30%
Energy savings
19th Engineering Battalion Complex: by the numbers
198,443
Total square feet
5
Companies served by the COF
252
Soldiers housed in the Barracks
1
Headquarters building