Belfonte Dairy Products
Architect: Nolte & Associates
Sq.Ft./Size: 41,700 SF
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Delivery Method: Construction Manager
This combination Corporate Office, Cooler, and Distribution Center in Kansas City, Missouri is designed for future Freezer/Cooler expansion. This project utilized the freezer/cooler walls, in part, as the exterior skin of the building.
KCP&L Johnson County Service Center
Architect: Helix Architects
Sq.Ft./Size: 22,500 Sq.Ft. Offices
50,354 Sq.Ft. Vehicle Canopy
7,119 Sq.Ft. Vehicle Services
Location: Lenexa, Kansas
Delivery Method: Construction Manager
The extensive development of this site facility for the Kansas City Power & Light Co. included the construction of five individual structures for various uses. The development included: a 22,500 Administration Office Building; a 50,354 square foot pre-engineered Vehicle Shelter, which houses KCP&L’s fleet of service trucks; a 7,119 square foot pre-engineered Vehicle Services Building, with state-of-the art vehicle repair amenities; and a self-contained fueling system with above ground tanks and fuel dispensing equipment.
KCP&L Southland Service Center
Architect: Peckham Guyton Albers & Viets, Inc.
Sq.Ft./Size: 83,500 SF
Location: Stilwell, Kansas
Delivery Method: Construction Manager
Similar to the other nine Service Centers built by Fogel-Anderson Construction Co. during the 1990’s for the Kansas City Power & Light Co., the Southland Service Center also incorporated other features of sustainable Design. The Meter Building and Office/Support Building were heated by a geothermal loop system, which uses the earth as a highly-proficient, natural heating & cooling source. The buildings included both motion-detecting and light-level sensors that operated and adjusted the high-efficiency lighting systems in individual rooms to minimize power usage.
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