LFUCG Police Roll Call Center
The new LFUCG Police Roll Call Center was a $4.2 million building with over 7,889 square feet of space. The new facility included expanded operational space from its former location and a new bike room for storing and working on bicycles. The building is geothermal and solar-ready with space to accommodate solar panels in the […]
Lexington Fire Station No. 2
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 the Lexington-Fayette & Urban County Government of their system options. A geothermal system was chosen through a collaborative decision process, […]
Lexington Public Library Marksbury Branch
Formerly known as the Village Branch, this $11 million new library was nearly triple the size of its former facility. The new building included community and study rooms, a dedicated classroom, a makerspace, an outdoor reading area, expanded adult and children’s areas, and a drive-thru window where customers can pick up and return borrowed materials. […]
UK James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits
This project consisted of constructing a new small-scale distillery and a maturation warehouse. The facility is being utilized as a fully functional distillery for teaching distillation and maturation processes. The project was a joint venture between the University of Kentucky and the James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits. The distillery building consists of office […]
Transylvania Student Center
In partnership with SLAM, STW completed a study to provide recommendations and a phasing plan for a renovation and expansion of Transy’s Student Center. The existing facility, built in 1982, features a gymnasium, natatorium, racquetball courts, common study areas, meeting rooms, a dining hall, kitchen, and several office and conference areas. The new Campus Center […]
The Met
The Midland Avenue Mixed-Use Development brings long-needed retail and affordable housing to Lexington’s East End. The project includes a three-story, 90,000-square-foot building along Third Street, which will connect to the existing Community Ventures structure on the corner of Third and Midland. The development features 25,000 square feet of street-level retail, 10,000 square feet of office […]
Lexington Fire Station No. 24
STW first worked with LFUCG on a feasibility study of this station. STW provided mechanical, plumbing, and electrical engineering for the new $5,240,000, 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 staff offices, a wellness facility, and […]
Tanner Wilson, PE
Michael Warren
Trent Turner, PE
