The Cooks Mill Solar Energy Project is a utility-scale solar generation and energy storage facility located in central Illinois. The project includes more than 232,000 solar panels forming a 128-MWdc system designed to deliver reliable renewable energy to the region. When fully operational, the facility generates enough power to serve more than 30,000 homes while…
Located near the Black Hills of South Dakota, the new Oyate Health Center is a 203,000 SF, state-of-the-art medical facility consolidating 10 existing clinics into a single, multigenerational tribal health care hub. Designed for the Cheyenne River Sioux, Oglala Sioux, and Rosebud Sioux, the center combines traditional healing, modern medicine, and sustainable design. Services include…
To meet the needs of a rapidly growing Denver community, St. Anthony Hospital expanded
its ambulatory surgery capacity by creating a new outpatient surgery center in an
underutilized area of the hospital. The project relocated
several departments
, to make
way
for five
new
operating rooms, thr
ee endoscopy suites and
procedure rooms, 22
prep/recovery/PACU bays, and supporting spaces, including a new elevator. Built on an
active, occupied campus with ORs directly above, the team worked around surgery
schedules
, delivering a facility designed for efficiency, patient care, and
improved
staff
workflow.
The Campbell Clinic Expansion transformed a vacant 5
–
acre parcel into a four
–
story,
120,000 SF medical office building and surgery center integrated with the active campus.
The facility includes a members
–
only performance gym, advanced therapy pools, and t
urf
training areas. Clinical floors feature a patient
–
friendly layout with 30,000 SF of offices, cast
rooms, and x
–
ray suites. The fourth
–
floor ambulatory surgery center offers private pre
–
op
rooms, procedure rooms, recovery spaces, and eight fully integra
ted operating
rooms,
four
with observation lounges featuring smart
–
glass technology
Baptist Memorial Crittenden County, a partnership between Crittenden
County and Baptist Memorial Healthcare, delivers vital care through a 65,000 SF micro
–
hospital designed to serve the community with efficiency and compassion. The facility
includes 11 inp
atient beds, 10 emergency rooms, two trauma rooms, two operating rooms,
and an endoscopy suite. Patients have access to cancer treatment,
as well as
advanced
imaging
—
CT, MRI, mammography, and nuclear medicine
—
bringing high
–
quality care closer
to the commun
ity.
A
six
–
story expansion tower rises above the existing three
–
story parking deck to create a
209,000 SF state
–
of
–
the
–
art facility dedicated to cardiovascular care. The new space
includes 64 ICU
beds, multiple cardiac catheterization labs, cardiovascular and hybrid
operating rooms, electrophysiology labs, and convenient diagnostic testing areas
—
all in
one location. Designed around the patient, the layout simplifies navigation between
hospital and
clinic services, ensuring care is seamless, efficient, and accessible.
This historic renovation reimagines the Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site to deliver an immersive, cohesive visitor experience across 293 acres of parkland.
Skylight Cinema brings six screens, a full
–
service bar, and The Cutting Room restaurant to
the heart of downtown Bentonville. The
15,700
SF venue adds to the city
’
s vibrant
atmosphere, offering a destination that
’
s as striking as it is functional. Architectural
concrete fin walls and bright copper panels give the building its signature look, while the
interior delivers a modern movie
–
going
experience.
The exhibition
center
celebrates Memphis through a changing mix of museum
–
quality
exhibits and interactive showcases. Dining options include a food hall and a full
–
service bar
modeled after Elvis Presley
’
s
“
Jungle Room.
”
The center also includes a
dedicated 10,000
SF event spa
ce offer
ing
organizations and individuals a memorable setting for
gatherings.
Freede Little Theatre at Oklahoma City
’
s Civic Center Music Hall now blends its 1930s
charm with modern performance capabilities after an extensive renovation. The project
restored historic details like the ornate ceiling while adding a two
–
story extension
with
dressing rooms, five bars, and a kitchen. Upgrades include new rigging, lighting, seating,
and improved backstage infrastructure. A
new entrance,
redesigned VIP lobby
,
and
relocated box office enhance
s
the guest experience, while expanded technical
spaces and
a new balcony support today
’
s productions
—
ensuring the theatre is as functional as it is
iconic.
An adaptive reuse of a 65,000 SF decommissioned Kraft Foods plant transforms the site
into a multi
–
disciplinary home for visual and performing arts and an artist
–
in
–
residency
program. The project introduces a
new elevator tower with a rooftop bar, glass
–
enclosed
main entrance, landscaped grounds, and multiple stages and performance areas.
Designed to welcome both artists and the public, the facility supports exhibitions,
residencies, and outdoor events, creatin
g a vibrant new space for art and community
connection.
The new multi
–
use field house in Verdigris serves basketball, volleyball, and
community events, including commencements. The facility features locker rooms, weight
rooms, and athletic storage,
supporting both daily practices and large
–
scale events. As the
community
’
s largest project to date, it provides a versatile venue for performances,
district
–
wide activities, and regional tournaments, enhancing athletic and recreational
opportunities for re
sidents and schools alike.