The 1450 Infinite Life Labs renovation upgraded a 30-year-old facility with advanced laboratories, luxury office space, and world-class amenities including a bar, gym, locker rooms, bicycle storage, and conference and training space. The improved features will attract firms seeking to expand or start their high-tech operations.

We began with a full 3D scan of the building and used BIM software to help us understand the facility’s existing structure and utilities. Hunt and other trade partners then used the model to identify which elements were critical to the lab’s function and which could be removed. Part of our scope, we installed 598 fixtures, including 1,750 feet of linear-type lighting and 61 wirelessly controlled lighting zones. In the course of the project, we demolished walls and ceilings and ran electrical and fire alarm systems through occupied spaces without disrupting tenant operations. Project was completed with zero recordable injuries.

Just weeks before the final building inspection, Hunt's scope of work was expanded to install a First Responders Radio Amplification System. We created a custom design, obtained a permit, and fully installed the system in only six weeks. Our quick action ensured that the building was completed and opened per the original schedule.

The owner described their experience working with us this way: “Hunt Electric was a great partner on the project. You should be proud of your performance there. Great communication and seamless execution and the field staff are all true craftsmen who exhibited class, professionalism, and a culture of safety. Great work.”