Bakkafrost’s New Plant Bakkafrost, one of the largest companies on the Faroe Islands, is building a new state of the art Salmon processing plant near their headquarters at Glyvrar. The plant will comprise both slaughtering facilities and Value Added Product production facilities and will be bringing several plants that currently operate separately to the same site to increase both production efficiency and product quality. The Bakkafrost project is large according to Faroese standards, and SMJ is responsible for all HVAC installations and coordination of all the installations at the new plant.

Architect: Eyðun Petersen Consultants: SMJ and LBF Client: Bakkafrost Duration: 2014-2016 Location: Glyvrar

Expansion of Landsjúkrahúsið (Faroese National Hospital) The Faroese National Hospital is undertaking a significant expansion encompassing a new 10.000 m2 complex. Numerous wards of the hospital will have new facilities as a result of the expansion. The new building will be used predominantly to house a new psychiatric ward, a rehabilitation centre and a new maternity ward. Special demands The project is planned using the so-called Building Information Modelling (BIM) process, which involves the generation and management of digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of the project from concept to occupation and covers all aspects of the project. SMJ’s role SMJ has the led the design and implementation of all HVAC and electrical installation and all the supply- and backup systems. Furthermore SMJ is the Fire & Safety consultants.

Architect: Árni Winther Arkitektar og SNA Consultants: SMJ and LBF Client: Landsverk Contract type: Total Consultancy Services Cooperation type: BIM cooperation Duration: 2014-2019 Location: Tórshavn

Bakkafrost is building a 30.000 m3 cutting edge, land-based RAS facility at Strond. The new facility is part of the new Bakkafrost strategy to rear larger smolts, up to 5-600 g, and thereby shortening the time at sea where lice and virus/bacteria can have detrimental effects on the salmon. The facility is divided into 10 separate RAS systems, from hatchery to large post smolt systems, 60 tanks in total. SMJ has been involved in most biological and technical aspects of the Strond project. In particular, SMJ has been responsible for installations, design management of installations, fire & safety systems, design and calculation for electrical and piping systems, including seawater cooling, fish transport and light simulations. Client: Bakkafrost Contractor: Articon Consultants: SMJ Consulting Engineers, Ósbjørn Jacobsen Architect, Spenn