Rockefeller Center WiFi-6 WLAN System
Introba provided the design of the Wi-Fi for the Rockefeller Center which is a landmarked complex consisting of 19 commercial buildings covering 22 acres between 48th St and 51st in Midtown Manhattan.
Introba is the Engineer-of-Record for the Wi-Fi-6 system throughout all public areas of the campus including 45 Rock, 50 Rock, 1270 Sixth, 1250 Sixth, 30 Rock, 610 Fifth, 620 Fifth, 1230 Sixth, 10 Rock, 1 Rock, 600 Fifth and all outdoor areas including the world-famous Rink, Plaza and Channel Gardens.
Project Phases
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Phase 1: Construction Document Package (Signed/Stamped Design Drawings and Specifications)
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Phase 2: Construction Administration
Phase 1 Design Tasks: Construction Document Package
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Developed an integrated CAT6A cable distribution system supporting the System throughout the venue
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Identified physical infrastructure including telecommunications rooms, conduits, raceways and other pathway systems
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Developed equipment room/part plan layouts
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Developed Rack Elevations and equipment elevation/section views
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Developed Block/Riser diagrams
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Developed device mounting details
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Developed Fiber termination/splice details
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Developed electrical design and distribution of telecom rooms to provide power for active WiFi equipment
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Developed equipment, access point and cable schedules
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Coordinated and Developed RCPs with base building Architect
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Coordinated and developed outdoor AP placement with Rock Center head gardener
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Coordinated with NYC Landmark Preservation Society
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Developed Specifications documents
Phase 2 Project Tasks: Construction Administration
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Review/Approval of Contractor Submittals, RFI’s and Shop Drawings
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Monitored construction progress
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Attendance of construction meetings
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Developed As-built documentation package
Project Highlights
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More than 10M square feet of coverage area
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190 Access Points and 15 WLAN Switches in the Coverage Areas