The Benson Earth Sciences Building at the University of Colorado at Boulder opened in 1999.

The 87,000 square-foot building houses the Geological Sciences department and the Jerry Crail Johnson Earth Sciences and Map Library. It has five levels, including the basement. The building features a three-story stone atrium with a glass roof and contains an 11,000 square-foot library, departmental offices, a 175-seat centrally scheduled classroom, a large lecture hall, faculty offices and laboratories. The facility was built on time, within budget and meeting every expectation of the university.

The University of Texas at Tyler’s Engineering, Science and Technology facility opened in 2006.

It consists of two buildings totaling 148,000 square feet, as well as an additional central utility plant that increased the campus total HVAC capacity for future needs.

These two buildings include several laboratory facilities, lecture halls and classrooms. The project incorporates complex plumbing and HVAC systems to fit the facility’s specific needs, such as clean rooms, chemical storage and mechanical engineering laboratories. The new buildings and central plant are linked with the existing campus HVAC system with huge underground piping distribution systems installed below the level of existing adjacent lakes, which made managing the groundwater levels during construction an exceptional challenge.

MCCOY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AT TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
Located in San Marcos, just 30 miles southwest of Austin, work was completed on the business school at Texas State University in 2005.
The nearly 127,000 square-foot facility includes two theaters, technologically advanced classrooms, computer labs, conference rooms and faculty offices.