Fall 2022 Newsletter
The RWB team joined Cadence McShane Construction, Perkins & Will, and Richardson ISD for the groundbreaking of Lake Highlands Middle School on Tuesday, September 6, 2022.
Located next to Lake Highlands Junior High at 10301 Walnut Hill Lane in Dallas, the new middle school marks the district’s first school construction project since 2014.
Designed as a replacement for the existing junior high—originally built in the 1960s—the new Lake Highlands Middle School will span 249,000 square feet across three stories. Notably, it will include an ICC-500 rated community tornado shelter to enhance safety for students and staff.
Midlothian Heritage High School received multiple additions and renovations that started in summer 2020. These additions just opened for Fall 2022 school year.
Construction on Midlothian Jean Coleman Elementary School began in spring and summer of 2021. Now nearing completion, the new elementary school is slated to open later this fall.
As the opening approaches, the campus is set to welcome students with a modern learning environment designed to support long-term growth in the district.
UTA Engineering Career Fair
On Tuesday, September 20, RWB’s Andrew Murphy and Darrell Williams attended UTA’s Engineering Career Fair. There, they met with hundreds of engineering students. Throughout the event, they shared details about internship and full-time opportunities available at RWB.
They also discussed how students could apply and what to expect from the experience. In addition to answering questions, they offered insight into RWB’s work culture and career growth opportunities. Their guidance helped students explore future paths in the engineering field.
“Meeting and engaging with so many talented UTA engineering students was a terrific experience. It’s amazing to see such great interest for our profession as MEP consulting engineers. I hop we get the chance to collaborate with them, either as interns or full-time employees. We are always looking for young engineers with the energy and curiosity to learn and grow as part of our team.”
Darrell Williams, Electrical Engineer
Kyle Sparwasser
Mechanical Engineer
HVAC Project Manager
With summer temperatures hitting triple digits and winters bringing ice and snow, Texas buildings face extreme HVAC demands.
As a result, energy use can soar, increasing utility costs.
To address this, RWB provides HVAC engineering services through our Mechanical Engineering Division.
Through these services, clients gain expert solutions focused on performance and energy efficiency.
Our HVAC services add value to commercial and large-scale buildings.
They improve the reliability and efficiency of heating and cooling systems.
In turn, clients enjoy more consistent performance and lower long-term costs.
Key benefits of RWB’s HVAC services include:
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Maintaining healthy indoor environments by regulating temperature and humidity for people and sensitive items.
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Improving indoor air quality with constant fresh airflow and reduced pollutant buildup.
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Reducing energy costs by designing optimized systems that use less power without sacrificing comfort.
Ultimately, we aim to deliver HVAC solutions that meet building needs.
We also support long-term sustainability and efficiency.
