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Hallam Fire Station
Hallam Fire Station consists of six apparatus bays, a meeting area, office spaces, kitchen, laundry, parking, and a helipad.
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Highlands, City of Lincoln Fire Station 14
The main features of this project include a sophisticated vehicle apparatus bay and community conference center.
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Mopac Trail Building
A historic train depot was the inspiration for the bike path concession building. Designed to resist vandalism, the project includes an open steel canopy for tables and bike racks, providing an enjoyable stop along the Mopac Trail.
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Veteran’s Memorial Garden Archway
Designing a primary entrance for the City of Lincolns’ Veteran Memorial Garden in Antelope Park created an opportunity for donors to the garden to be celebrated while crafting a monumental entrance to the memorial.
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NDOT Holdrege
This 15,000 SF addition includes five new vehicle bays and two wash bays, new office and crew spaces, and a new conference room equipped to seat 50 people. The project also altered the existing building to connect to the new addition and remodel existing office spaces. Elements of the design include precast concrete panel exterior walls and standing seam metal roofs for durability and ease of construction.
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NDOT Nebraska City
NDOT and State Patrol personnel utilize this building. It provides administrative areas, a six-bay vehicle maintenance shop, seven bays of vehicle/equipment storage, a fueling facility, and a salt storage building. The design of the building is unique due to its three distinct structures linked together, visually reducing the scale of the building. The exterior design of the facility utilizes a variety of durable, low-maintenance materials and colors to provide visual interest at an economical price. Exterior walls consist of economical concrete and glazed masonry block with a sloped wood truss roof. The interior includes durable materials such as concrete floors and vinyl composition tile, with energy-efficient lighting. Radiant heating, a trench drain system with oil separation, and an exhaust ventilation system.
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NDOT Wallace
The new office and maintenance facility for District Six operations in Wallace, NE, consists of four vehicle storage bays, one wash bay, and an administration area including offices, crew room, restrooms, and a second-level storage area. The building was designed as a precast concrete panel structure for its ease of maintenance, design options, and quickness of installation.
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NDOT Aurora
Aurora’s 20,000 SF maintenance facility features administrative space, including a crew room, conference room, offices, parts room, restrooms, and support areas. Storage components include two heated mechanics bays, eight heated storage bays, and a wash bay. This project consists of a new salt storage fabric structure, a miscellaneous storage building, and a fuel island.
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NDOT Superior Street
Construction of the Superior Street building includes an 8-Bay vehicle maintenance area adjacent to a 2-level office area. The lower level contains a conference room, crew room, and support areas. Upper-level features include offices and a parts storage mezzanine. An ADA lift was included to address State Fire Marshal requirements to meet current ADA requirements. The exterior of the addition is designed to blend with the existing building. Similar materials and ample natural lighting create a very compatible addition to the facility.
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NDOT Surveyors Building
Located on the NDOT South 14th Street Lincoln campus, this new 7,700 SF administrative facility supports two different surveyor divisions. A conference room, support areas, garage, and restrooms to be shared by both divisions.
Exterior design elements utilize economical wood trusses and walls while providing an inexpensive, decorative exterior of metal wall panels and various colors of masonry. Additional glass at the conference room offers an open, inviting entry to both surveyor divisions.
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NDOT Palmyra
Intended to resemble the prototype developed in Nebraska City, the exterior materials of the building are similar, utilizing durable, low maintenance masonry block construction, with metal siding and a standing seam metal roof in lieu of asphalt shingles.
Interior finishes include durable materials such as concrete floors and vinyl composition tile, and energy-efficient lighting. Radiant heating, a trench drain system with oil separation, and an exhaust ventilation system are also utilized. The overall appearance of the building achieves a distinctive design style at an economical price.
The first of three projects included a new sloped, wood truss roof in place of the membrane, flat roof on the existing portion of the building. Several roof problems were eliminated while resulting in a dramatic improvement to the aesthetics of the building.
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