Company News from RWB
RWB is an MEP consulting engineering firm based in Dallas, Texas. On this page, you’ll find the latest updates on company news, ranging from special events or corporate announcements.
The firm has been in operation for over thirty years and employs more than 50 designers, engineers, and support staff. Learn more about our leadership and firm history.
RWB consulting engineers specialize in K-12 schools, higher education projects, aviation facilities, municipal structures, and office buildings.
RWB provides leadership to several industry groups; one such group is the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). Today, we are sharing two exciting announcements about the involvement of our team members:
Ken Fulk
Ken has been elected to ASHRAE’s Board of Directors and will serve as Director At Large from 2020–2023. In this role, he will help guide the Board as it oversees all of ASHRAE’s policies and procedures. In addition, the Board serves as the deciding body for all ASHRAE activities, including membership, technology, standards, publishing, finances, associate groups, and more.
Ken is no stranger to the Board. From 2008–2011, he served as Director and Regional Chair representing Region VIII. Over the years, he has built a strong legacy of leadership within ASHRAE. Furthermore, he has contributed to a wide range of committees, such as Society Rules, Nominating, Government Affairs, Finance, Planning, Building Energy Quotient, and Handbook. He also served as President of the Dallas Chapter, continuing his long-standing dedication to the Society and the HVAC industry.
Nathan Hart
Congratulations to RWB Principal Nathan Hart, recognized with the ASHRAE Distinguished Service Award! For more than 20 years, Nathan has actively served the Society and its members. During this time, he dedicated countless hours to leadership roles, most recently as Chair of the Society’s Chapter Technology Transfer Committee. In addition, he previously served as President of the Dallas Chapter. Because of his commitment and expertise, he has made a lasting impact on the organization and the industry. We are proud of Nathan’s accomplishments, and we’re thrilled to see his decades of service honored. Congratulations, Nathan!
At RWB, we are proud of our well-established internship program. Over the course of a semester, engineering interns have the opportunity to learn about MEP engineering. Interns get hands-on experience with design and documentation, as well as accompanying our engineers for job site visits. We are excited to have three interns with us this summer:
Allyson Lux
School: University of Alabama
Year in School: Junior
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Allyson chose the path of a degree in mechanical engineering because she is seeking a career that combines technical and creative skills, while focusing on innovation and improving lives. She is looking forward to spending the summer at RWB learning from our team of skilled engineers. She learned about MEP engineering from a friend’s father, who works in the plumbing side of the industry.
At school, Allyson is involved in many activities including the Society of Women Engineers, Delta Gamma sorority, Tau Beta Pi Honor Society, the Alabama club tennis team. She’d like to leave us with this: “Roll Tide!”
Graham Robertson
School: University of Texas at Arlington
Year in School: Senior
Major: Architectural Engineering
Graham decided to pursue an engineering degree after reading books by architect Christopher Alexander. Graham said, “his work and philosophy inspired me to pursue a degree that would enable me to further the vision of “a living world†through innovations in design and construction.” In the future, Graham hopes to work on construction projects that help people in economically blighted neighborhoods.
In his free time, Graham sings baritone for the UT Arlington choir, enjoys making music, riding bikes, and chatting with strangers.
Taylor Trower
School: University of Texas at Arlington
Year in School: Junior
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Taylor always loved to tinker and take things apart to see how they work. She said, “I took an engineering class my junior year of high school I knew that’s what I wanted to do.” On-campus, Taylor works with a undergraduate research team on dynamics. This summer she is hoping to gain real-world work experience in the engineering industry.
Outside of work and school, Taylor loves to bike alongside the Trinity. She loves to cook and garden, and she is always ready to take on a DIY project!
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