Ehm Architecture served as Architect under a prime contract with EPI in 2010. Services included inspection and as-built verification of existing facilities, as well as roof system repair and installation of photovoltaic systems on portions of Buildings 1 and 2 -- totaling 320,000 square feet. The overall budget was $3 million. The project was funded by the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.

Ehm Architecture served as Architect under a prime contract with EPI in 2007. Services included inspection and as-built verification of existing facilities, programming and space planning for full renovation of this 30,000 square foot facility. The Aviation Clinic serves the Strike Fighter Task Force with optometry, radiology, audio testing and general health exams. Ten Flight Surgeons and various health care providers serve 900 patients per month. Construction Documents were coordinated with Naval Facilities Engineering Command - Southwest Division.

Ehm Architecture served as Subcontracting Architect for Engineering Partners, under a prime contract with Synergy Electric and AECOM, in 2010. We designed the inverter building and provided Site Design Services for this 6,000-panel, 1.6 megawatt system -- which is the largest photovoltaic array on any Marine Corps Base in the world. The project budget was $9.4 million, with funding through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.

Ehm Architecture served as Architect on this project, under a prime contract with EPI in 2010. Services included inspection and as-built verification of existing facilities, as well as roof system repair and installation of photovoltaic systems on Buildings 880, 1472 and 1481 -- totaling 138,000 square feet. The overall budget was $1.4 million. The project was funded by the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.