Texas A&M University

Project Overview

RWB Consulting Engineers has completed many projects at Texas A&M University. The Jack K. Williams Administration Building and Scoates Hall are two projects that RWB provided MEP engineering services. The two projects were a part of the university’s effort to support the growing student body.

Highlights

Jack K. Williams Administration Building

70,000 SF
Historical Renovation
University, Higher Education
Budget: $11.37M
Winner of the 2017 AIA Brazos Merit Award
AGC Houston Chapter Award
Outstanding Construction Award

Scoates Hall

65,500 SF
Historical Renovation
University, Higher Education
Budget: $10.6M

Project Team

Architect – McCoy Collaborative

General Contractor – Vaughn Construction

Project Details

Built in 1932 to house the university’s administrative offices, the Jack K. Williams Building continues to house many offices and agencies related to the Texas A&M University System. RWB Consulting Engineers were brought in to provide mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineering services for an interior renovation. This was a BIM project, designed in Revit MEP. The team replaced the air conditioning, plumbing, and electrical system in the building and installed a fire suppression system.

Scoates Hall is a three-story classroom building. In addition to renovating the building with the upgraded system, the building is now able to provide new spaces for the College of Architecture, including the Center for Housing and Urban Development and the Institute for Applied Creativity.

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