Las Vegas Fire and Rescue Station #47

Las Vegas, NV, USA - 2007

The Las Vegas Fire and Rescue Station #47 is an 11,000 square foot fire station built to help enhance public safety. The design of the project was aesthetically completed for the community in which the fire station is located and the building was constructed from masonry block and open web steel joists. Southwest Contractors awarded this project the Best of 2007 Nevada Awards for Public Projects under $10 million.

Big Lost River Rest Area Rehabilitation

Atomic City, ID, USA

High efficiency HVAC systems utilizing ERV technology and maximizing high desert outside air

American Falls Library

American Falls, ID, USA

Remodel and addition on an existing 15,000 SF library

Yolo County Landfill Household Hazardous

Woodland, CA, USA

Hazardous waste building 3,500 SF with loading dock and containment drum storage areas (5) 200 SF, and (1) 600 SF

San Luis National Wildlife Refuge

Merced County, CA, USA

15,600 SF targeted for LEED Platinum Certification, Net-Zero Energy use
administrative offices as well as visitor center for education on local fish and wildlife habitat currently in design development, ES2 is designing structural, mechanical, and electrical systems

Clark Hill Rest Area Rehabilitation

Ririe, ID, USA

High efficiency HVAC systems utilizing ERV technology and maximizing high desert outside air

Spaceport America Fire Station

Las Cruces, NM, USA

Approximately 15,000 SF
Building to be used as airport rescue/fire station. ES2 designed the structural, mechanical, and electrical systems. Thin Shell Concrete structure with large openings up 100 feet across.
VRF HVAC System With Heat Recovery System.