Technology

RMH provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design services for a new 16,500-square-foot outpatient orthopedic clinic offering a wide range of services to address various musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. Located on the second floor of a medical office building, the facility provides therapy and pain management services.

The space creates a supportive, healing environment for patients, families, and staff. The design follows evidence-based best practices, incorporating safety measures, healthy materials, and biophilic elements inspired by nature to create a calming and restorative atmosphere. The facility meets high standards for performance and patient care, positioning it as a model for future healthcare design.

This project advances high-power electric vehicle (EV) charging by developing a megawatt-scale battery emulation framework at the Flatirons Campus. The system enables real-time testing of EV charging scenarios, focusing on integration with renewable energy and grid infrastructure.

At its core is a custom-designed MWh-scale lithium-ion battery emulator that replicates the dynamic behavior of various battery chemistries used in heavy-duty vehicles and stationary storage. Using Digital Real-Time Simulators, hardware-in-the-loop techniques, and grid simulators, the team built a robust platform for evaluating charge/discharge cycles and system-level interactions.

This infrastructure supports research in Vehicle Grid Integration, Behind-the-Meter assets, and Distributed Energy Resource applications, paving the way for more innovative and resilient EV-grid ecosystems.

The Tucson Convention Center Complex, underwent a significant technology upgrade to enhance user experience and attract new clients. Our team thoroughly evaluated the existing technology, which was last updated in 1990, and developed innovative recommendations to position the center as a prime choice for mid-sized conventions. We created various options with detailed pros, cons, and cost estimates to guide the project. By issuing a Request for Information (RFI), we identified potential partners, successfully assisting in evaluating and selecting technology providers. We designed a fiber backbone and oversaw the implementation of advanced technology and communication systems, including audiovisual, voice and data networks, wired and wireless networks, 5G, private LTE, WIFI, CBRS, specialized CC apps, smart building design, mobile connectivity, and a distributed antenna system. Our comprehensive project oversight was key in promoting seamless integration, ultimately transforming the venue into a modern facility equipped for a diverse range of events.

The USAFA Hosmer Visitor Center, located just outside the North Gate of the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, stands out in innovative engineering and sustainability. Covering 34,000 square feet as part of the TrueNorth Commons development, this facility plays a crucial role in the local educational and economic landscape.

RMH provided design and construction phase services for the Visitor Center’s mechanical, electrical, fire protection, specialty lighting, and low-voltage technology infrastructure systems. The design reflects the Academy’s four-class system while enhancing aerodynamics, featuring a striking Delta-wing roof inspired by the Air Force Thunderbirds and the Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk. Mechanical systems are cleverly integrated into the sides, preserving the sleek profile.

The radiant-slab cooling system maintains temperature in the impressive 80-foot-tall south-facing atrium, ensuring energy efficiency and comfort. Dynamic lighting highlights the tiered roof’s movement, amplifying the building’s architectural appeal.

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