This $118-million patient tower began first as a horizontal expansion but quickly evolved into a vertical expansion as well.

Built in 1994, this recreation center was in need of an update to meet the area’s growing needs.

A $124.45-million campus provides unified space for the Aurora Water Dept.’s 16 divisions, along with a targeted maintenance service location for the rapidly expanding southeast metro area.

Composed of a preengineered metal structure combined with conventional steel, this innovative 35,000-sq-ft facility doubles down on the School of Mines’ dedication to hands-on learning.

This project’s scope included the construction of a carbon capture and liquefaction facility and a combined heat and power (CHP) plant at the client’s existing ethanol production facility.

Glycol recycling systems are a crucial component of airport infrastructure that manage deicing fluid runoff and minimize environmental impacts.

The $162-million Great Hall Program Phase 2 is actually the first of two phases aimed at improving security and efficiency while increasing the airport’s capacity to accommodate 100 million annual passengers.

To meet United Airline’s growing demand for pilot training, this $122.9-million flight training center was designed and built in just 16 months.

Located just outside the Air Force Academy’s north gate, the 34,000-sq-ft visitor center features rooflines inspired by aircraft taking flight.

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