- The new LFUCG Police Roll Call Center is a $4.2 million dollar building with over 7,889 square feet of space. The new facility includes expanded operational space from its former location and a new bike room to store and work on bicycles. The building is geothermal and solar ready, to accommodate solar panels in the future.
- This project was a continuation of the partnership STW has established with Alltech. Having completed the design of the Alltech Dueling Barrels project in Pikeville, and assisting with various projects for Alltech at other locations, STW partnered with Gray Construction to provide mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for the office expansion. The goal for Alltech, Gray, and STW is to provide a beautiful, inviting, comfortable, and efficient office building.
- The new police building will serve the City of Franklin Police Department and will include space for interview rooms, record storage, office space, interview rooms, shower/locker rooms, conference rooms for training and case work up purposes, patrol workstations, an armory, ammunition storage, evidence storage, and a multipurpose conference room/emergency operation center. Other features include a small exterior kennel and secure bike storage area.
- The Nicholasville Police Department will serve the City of Nicholasville and will house all police department functions. The mechanical design for this project included an air-source Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) system and packaged rooftop equipment for select spaces.
- The new two-story complex incorporated offices for the Versailles Police Department personnel including police officers and detectives. It also had evidence intake and processing areas, vehicle drive-through sallyport, men’s and women’s locker rooms, fitness room, community meeting room and a 911 dispatch area with related electronics and an exterior ground mounted radio tower.
- The Waterfront Botanical Gardens Phase 1C project is the second building on the 23-acre site. The Ellen T. Leslie Botanical Garden Classroom building is 6,000 Square Feet and will be used for education, horticulture staff, interns and volunteers. The building’s learning lab can hold up to 50 students and offers a wealth of horticulture offerings.
- STW provided mechanical, plumbing and electrical engineering to the new $5,240,000 and 11,000 square foot station. The facility included vehicle and equipment storage, as well as sleeping and living quarters for up to fourteen staff. Additionally, the new station housed offices for staff, a wellness facility, and general fire station supplies.
- Located in an expanded and renovated Gristmill House, the center served as the launch point for the distillery tours. The facility included a waiting area for visitors for shuttle bus service, ticketing operations, information area for regional offerings, a retail component and employee areas.
- The new Lexington Fire Station No. 2 was designed to replace an aging facility. Shrout Tate Wilson provided maintainable and sustainable systems designed to LEED Silver. The development of an energy model early on informed Lexington-Fayette & Urban County Government of their system options. A geothermal system was chosen through a collaborative decision process and our team’s emphasis on listening to LFUCG.
- Shrout Tate Wilson (STW) Engineers provided mechanical, plumbing and electrical design for the renovation of an existing 1 story warehouse. The original building was transformed into FCPS’ central supply warehouse with supporting offices, administrative areas and the district’s main IT/data center.
