This project is for a new 28,000 sq ft addition to connect the existing High School, Elementary, and Safe Room buildings. The new addition includes a new cafeteria, kitchen, stage area, family science classroom, computer labs, and special services classrooms. This new addition was funded through the Arkansas State School District and was designed per the newly adopted Arkansas School Facility Manual. The MPE systems included individual room HVAC systems with computerized temperature controls and...

This project included the MPE systems for a new 4100 sq ft classroom/emergency tornado shelter building. The building was a multi-purpose classroom which would be used as a free-standing emergency tornado shelter in case of emergency. The building was funded through a FEMA grant through the State of Arkansas and was designed to FEMA standards for Community Shelters. The MPE systems included emergency generator for back-up power and an HVAC system with emergency ventilation in case of power loss....

Strickland Engineering was the MPE Engineering Consultant for the historic renovation and restoration of the Aztec Theater on the San Antonio River Walk. The Aztec Theater opened in 1926. The Aztec Theatre offers over 16,500 square feet of dining and retail area on the RiverWalk and over 3,400 square feet of retail along Commerce Street, along with 4 floors of office lease space. Strickland Engineering was responsible for the mechanical, plumbing, and electrical system designs for the renovat...

Planning and design of a recirculating filter wastewater treatment and collection system to serve a 60 lot residential subdivision in Cape Girardeau County. The system is designed for 16,650 gallons per day and includes a 16,650 gallon septic tank, a 33,300 gallon recirculating tank, (2) 40’x42’ filter beds, and 5,647 feet of sanitary sewer.

Strickland Engineering was the MPE Engineering Consultant for the historic renovation and conversion of the Alamo National Bank building into the new Drury Plaza Hotel – San Antonio River Walk. The Alamo National Bank was built in 1929 with 24-stories and filling an entire city block in downtown San Antonio. Strickland Engineering was responsible for the mechanical, plumbing, and electrical system designs for the renovation project.HVAC system design included all guest suites, common areas, hi...

Strickland Engineering was the MPE and Civil Engineering Consultant and Land Surveyor for this new regional high school campus for the Saxony Lutheran Schools located in Cape Girardeau County south of the intersection of I-55 and Highway 61 at Fruitland, Missouri.The campus includes sitework for the building, parking areas, and sports complex for baseball, softball, soccer, and track. The campus also required a wastewater treatment system including a grinder pump station, force main, and three c...

Planning and design of a recirculating filter wastewater treatment and collection system to serve a 24-unit retirement community in Cape Girardeau County. The system is designed for 2,400 gallons per day and includes a 2,400 gallon recirculating tank, a 30’x32’ filter bed, and variable grade septic tank effluent gravity collection sewer.

Planning and design of a recirculating filter wastewater treatment and collection system to serve a 102 lot residential subdivision in Cape Girardeau County. The system is designed for 14,430 gallons per day and includes a 28,860 gallon septic tank, a 14,430 gallon recirculating tank, (2) 50’x60’ filter beds, and 3,855 feet of sanitary sewer.

This project included working with Noranda Aluminum’s engineering staff to develop scope and schematic design of eight separate support areas to be included in their current plant expansion. These areas included new facilities and renovations of existing facilities. Construction documents were then developed for Noranda’s Construction Manager, J. S. Alberici, to solicit bids for construction. The different buildings were as follows:New Green Mill Production/Maintenance Office & Shop BuildingC...

The gymnasium roof and HVAC replacement project included the addition of two 15-ton custom rooftop air conditioners with gas heating and the installation of a new single membrane rubber roofing system.

Design, contract administration, and construction observation of the installation of approximately 500 feet of an 8” water main extension to serve Warren Place Subdivision.

This project included the HVAC replacement and upgrades for the school’s cafeteria building. The design included exposed double wall spiral ductwork, and three (3) separate HVAC units for the cafeteria and kitchen.