As the first LEED building in Wichita, this facility brought a new level of sustainable design to the city and its growing public transportation fleet. The maintenance facility made particularly critical use of rainwater reclamation and reuse systems, used for washing vehicles as well as maintaining landscaping.
GLMV designed this new 23,000-square-foot design-build facility for storage and maintenance. Designed to match surrounding city structures, the LEED Silver building houses up to 28 vehicles and includes maintenance bays, an automated wash bay, a parts storage area, conference space, and a training area.
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The award-winning Denton Army Reserve Center (ARC) was designed and constructed to support combat readiness training for 240 Reserve soldiers in preparation for overseas deployment. Careful analysis of the building, coupled with innovative technologies and sustainable building materials, ensured building goals would be met or exceeded throughout the ARC’s life cycle, and also earned it the Army Corps of…
After being devastated by a tornado, the City of Greensburg, Kansas needed a place to foster community growth and interaction. The Kiowa County Commons was created out of this need, incorporating several amenities into one highly integrated facility and providing an unprecedented level of connectivity, resources, and education to rural residents.
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