After much anticipation St. Thomas More Hospital's new medical office building is officially open! An affiliate with Centura Health, the 32,000 square-foot, two story medical office building has created a "campus of care" for the Canon City community. Read about the opportunities this medical office building is creating here.
After the second winter for the renovated Ouray School, the success of the new metal roof is already making headlines! You can read about why RTA chose the sloped roof and how it is impacting the Ouray school here.
RTA Architects proudly announces that Principal Stuart Coppedge has been elevated to the prestigious College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the Institute's highest membership honor. Coppedge and the rest of the 2018 Fellows will be honored at an investiture ceremony during the 2018 AIA Conference on Architecture in June in New York City, NY.
The Fellowship program was developed to recognize those architects who have made a significant contribution to architecture and society, have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession, and who have had a national impact on the profession or the Institute. Only three percent of AIA members earn this distinction. Coppedge was specifically recognized in a category for "architects who have actively, efficiently, and cooperatively led the Institute over a sustained period of time and have gained widespread recognition for the results of their work." After serving as President of first AIA Colorado South and then AIA Colorado, Coppedge was elected to the AIA National Board of Directors, representing the six-state Western Mountain Region from 2012-2014. Most recently, Coppedge was elected to serve as AIA National Treasurer from 2016-2017.
In addition to his AIA leadership roles, Coppedge is extremely active in the Colorado Springs community. He chairs the Downtown Review Board and serves as Board Vice Chair for both the Downtown Partnership and the Atlas Preparatory School. He leads RTA's ongoing work at the Springs Rescue Mission, the Pikes Peak Summit Complex, and the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
The MILL (Manufacturing Industry Learning Lab) National Training Center, a unique collaboration between the Peyton and Widefield R-3 School Districts, continues to make news! Read more in the latest issue of Modern Contractor Solutions.
Congratulations to RTA Principal Stuart Coppedge for being a Community Inspiration Award nominee at this year’s Leadership Pikes Peak Community Leadership Awards Luncheon!
It was a beautiful morning for the Penrose-St. Francis Health Services Flight for Life crew to capture the progress on the St. Francis Medical Center NICU/ED/OR addition. Thanks for the great birds-eye view!
The MILL (Manufacturing Industry Learning Lab) was featured in the December issue of Woodshop News! Read the full article here.
Academy District 20's School in the Woods groundbreaking ceremony was a huge success! With flexible learning suites, a curiosity center, and (of course) outdoor learning spaces we can't wait to see what the 4th grade Naturalists accomplish in their new school! Read more about this unique project here.
Congratulations to one of our Springs Rescue Mission construction partners Nunn Construction for receiving an ACE Award for Community Impact in 2017 from the Association of General Contractors (AGC) Colorado for their hard work on this transformative project. Read more about RTA's continuing work for the Springs Rescue Mission here.
Thanks to a collaborative team and a lot of hard work by our partner GE Johnson Construction, the topping out ceremony for the Penrose-St. Francis Health Services was a wonderful reason to celebrate! This 168,580 SF addition will house an expanded Emergency Department, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and new operating rooms. Read more about this transformative project here.
