Our Work in the Skies

Honestly one of our toughest builds. Had to keep operations running while adding an entire wing. Used modular construction to speed things up and cut waste by almost 40%. The natural light system we designed cuts energy costs like crazy.

The structural engineering on this one was insane—clear spans over 300 feet with zero columns. Threw in geothermal heating and rainwater collection. Mechanics actually love working here now.

We wanted visitors to feel like they're walking through aviation history. High ceilings, natural light bouncing off polished fuselages. The suspended display system took forever to perfect but it's worth it.

State-of-the-art simulators, classrooms with panoramic runway views, and student lounges that don't feel like an afterthought. Solar panels handle 80% of the power needs.

Luxury meets efficiency. Floor-to-ceiling glass, heated tarmac access, private lounges. Designed for quick turnarounds without sacrificing the high-end experience clients expect.

Wind loads were the main challenge here—had to engineer for some pretty gnarly prairie conditions. Anti-glare glass and ergonomic controller stations make 12-hour shifts way more bearable.

All about logistics flow. Designed the layout so cargo moves through like clockwork. Temperature-controlled zones, quick aircraft access, and a design that can scale up when volumes grow.