Projects
RS&H performed design and bid phase services to reconstruct Taxiway J from Taxiway Z to Taxiway Y and connect Taxiways K7, K8, and their associated safety areas.
RS&H conducted a comprehensive master plan for AMA to evaluate its current and future capacity to meet aviation demand. The result was a comprehensive framework that guides the airport's growth, considering environmental considerations, public outreach, financial planning, and regulatory measures.
RS&H embarked on a groundbreaking mission at SEA/SEA-TAC leading the charge in forging an all-encompassing Signage and Wayfinding Master Plan.
The project strategically tackled challenges such as increased flights and larger aircraft, including Group IV widebody aircraft. The plan encompassed issues like aircraft parking, gate allocation, and capacity of the airfield and terminal.
RS&H is providing on-call services for toll operations on the Triangle Expressway, Monroe Expressway, I-77 Express Lanes, and future tolled and managed lanes projects.
Not only does the medical center fit into the fabric of the community under development in the area, but the comprehensive number of services offered will hopefully alleviate some of the community’s anxiety that often accompanies the need to go to an urgent care facility.
RS&H designers set out to deliver just what the doctors ordered. Utilizing the charm and sophistication already employed throughout the Nocatee community, the team created a seamless flow between exterior aesthetics and interior functionality.
Hoping to reduce anxiety that often accompanies the need for healthcare, the Nemours Foundation sought to deliver a “feel good” environment from the moment their young patients and families first set foot in the Nemours Children’s Specialty Clinic in Jacksonville.
Designing the Concourse B expansion has been a fun and exciting project for the Department of Airports, as well as our designers and visualization specialists.
Improvements of US 20 BR West State Street consisted of a new four-lane roadway with two lanes in each direction separated by a 22-foot wide landscaped median and features a curb-and-gutter design and an enclosed drainage system.
After leading the concept design workshop and project development phase, RS&H, as part of a joint venture (JV), was selected to lead the P407 Littoral Innovation and Prototype Facility design at Naval Support Activity (NSA) Panama City, FL.
As a valued partner with NASA since the 1960s, RS&H started the project with a contract for HVAC repairs, which blossomed into laboratory repairs, laboratory design, and a master plan that would consolidate the ARES division from six buildings down to two.
