Creating sustainable projects is a team effort that includes clients, engineers and landscape architects. The end goal for everyone is to build things that retain value – for the client, end-user and the earth.
As 2021 comes to an end, we want to take a moment to look back and remember all the things we have to be grateful for – the successes we’ve had and the lessons we’ve learned. Our most important blessing is the relationships we’ve formed and strengthened through the past year.
As 3D scanners have become more powerful, more accurate and easier to use, they have become a must-have technology for design and engineering.
Like us, Spirit AeroSystems, a global leader in aerostructures manufacturing, calls Wichita home. Our long history together started back in 2002 with a simple, small project. Since then, there isn’t a square foot of Spirit’s campus that our experts from each of our service areas haven’t touched.
When we design and build structures like Reiloy’s with more than just today in mind, we provide long-term cost-savings, but more importantly, we help companies invest in the future of their communities.
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MKEC was also able to efficiently design the one million gallon water storage tank and pump facility through cross-discipline coordination.