San Antonio Botanical Gardens

 

Welcome Center

 

Betty Kelso Event Center

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The heating ventilation and air conditioning design was carefully crafted to compliment the unique and sustainable architecture of the reclaimed sinker cypress used for the ceiling.

 

 Desert Botanical Gardens

Butterfly Pavilion

Hazel Hare Center for Plant Science

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Liberty Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

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This non-profit educational and rehabilitation center is 80% powered by solar energy and includes low-flow plumbing design.

Weddle Gilmore

 

Burton Barr Library - College Depot

 

Associated Mechanical Engineers worked with Durkin Architects on the $10M reconstruction and remodel after a devastating flood.

 
 
 

Museum of Northern Arizona- Easton Collections Center

 
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With a 14,000 sq-ft living roof to assist insulation and protection from storm runoff, interior lime plaster walls (to create a stable humidity level), in-floor radiant heating and cooling system, a 22,000-gallon rain/snow water harvesting cistern system, UV filtered skylights, insulated windows, photovoltaic solar panels, and other energy-saving and sustainable features, the Collection Center of the Museum of Northern Arizona has been awarded LEED Platinum and the 2009 Southwest Contractors Top Green Building Award.

Roberts Jones Associates

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Invisible Structures

 

Lowell Observatory Collection Center

 

This single-story archive building in Flagstaff includes a storage facility (with humidity and temperature control), a research library, offices, a processing room, and a public lobby. The storage rooms required precision design because delicate artifacts must be kept at -25 degrees Fahrenheit, in order to kill pests, slow mold growth, and prevent damage in general.

Roberts Jones Associates

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Tombstone Courthouse - State Historic Park

In partnership with RJA Architecture, AME designed new HVAC and plumbing systems for the historic Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park, originally built in 1882. Renovations include new comprehensive electrical upgrades, new HVAC systems, roof repair, fire sprinkler repair and replacement, and ADA-compliant restroom and ramp installations.

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