Indiana University Lilly Library Renovation
Founded in 1960, the IU Lilly Library is an important rare books and manuscript library located on the Indiana University Campus. The building was a complete interior renovation, including the addition of a new elevator, office spaces, and exhibition areas. The building’s mechanical and electrical systems were original to the building and were part of […]
Filson Historical Society Campus Expansion
This project was the first expansion for the Filson Historical Society on its current site, located within ‘Old Louisville’, a historical neighborhood first developed between 1883 and 1887 in conjunction with the Southern Exposition. Phase I construction included a new 18,735-square-foot building addition and the renovation of the existing Ferguson Mansion and its adjacent carriage […]
FCPS Russell Cave Warehouse
Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers provided mechanical, plumbing, and electrical design for the renovation of an existing one-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. This project included site lighting, a variable refrigerant HVAC system, all-electric power, and modifications to a […]
Falls of the Ohio
The Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center is a hands-on children’s science museum that spans 390 million years of natural and cultural history, educating the community and inspiring newfound curiosity in the region’s past. STW was part of the team to complete a partial renovation of the center to provide an immersive media experience centered […]
Evan Williams Bourbon Experience
This complex renovation project included a complete interior and exterior rehabilitation of an existing 6-story, extremely narrow structure on Main Street in downtown Louisville. Inside, the building was transformed to house a Visitor Center with interpretive exhibits, a microdistillery, a gift shop, a “speakeasy”- themed event space, and staff offices. Mechanical systems are an example […]
Elizabethtown Sports Park
The 158-acre sports facility is home to eight tournament baseball fields, four tournament women’s fast-pitch softball fields, one Miracle Field, ten full-size tournament soccer fields, and two championship synthetic turf football/soccer fields. New buildings and structures include three large pavilions, six concession facilities, grandstands and a press box, and a maintenance complex. There are also […]
Cathedral of Christ the King Rectory and Adoration Chapel
The 2,800 sq. ft. Adoration Chapel and 5,200 sq. ft. Rectory were a nearly $5,000,000 addition to the Cathedral of Christ the King in Lexington, KY. The 2013 project seamlessly integrated the new additions with the original 1967 church landscape. The changes to the church’s campus upheld the original architectural integrity and honored the traditions of Catholicism. […]
Charleston County Economic Development Renovation
The Charleston Economic Development Renovation, with a construction cost of $528,338, aimed to modernize a 4,500-square-foot office space. It included private and open offices, conference rooms, and a bullpen, fostering collaboration and productivity. The project prioritized energy efficiency, incorporating advanced HVAC and LED lighting systems. Mechanical design focused on optimizing the HVAC system, utilizing Variable […]
Boone County Library Walton Branch
The Boone County Library Walton Branch project consisted of the construction of a new single-story library that is approximately 24,927 square feet. Additionally, this project included new sitework and utilities, concrete substructure and steel superstructure, exterior and interior finishes, and complete building systems. The HVAC system for this project was a geothermal water-source heat pump […]
Bernheim Arboretum and Research Visitor Center
The Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest features a nationally recognized arboretum and the first LEED Platinum certified building in the state of Kentucky – the Bernheim Visitor Center. The visitor center is 6,470 sq. ft. and is mostly constructed of reused wood and recycled materials. STW was responsible for key sustainable design features for the $2,197,000 […]