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Healthcare facilities are critical to the well-being of communities, and their design must respond to the unique needs of the populations they serve. As architects and engineers, we play a pivotal role in this process to create facilities that provide effective patient care, operational efficiency and ongoing contributions to community well-being. Our long-term relationships with…

It is easy to blame duct leakage when Test and Balance (TAB) results aren’t adding up. But could the issue be improper balancing instead? Over the years, I’ve seen many projects where discrepancies in airflow readings were hastily attributed to duct leakage. This assumption often lacks thorough proof. It is important to remember that simply…

Summer is an especially busy time for us in Construction Administration. What is Construction Administration (CA)? It is a broad term for the phase of the project that occurs after the design is completed, that carries through construction and the warranty period. This may look a bit different depending on the type of project delivery…

O’Connell Robertson is designing two new elementary schools for Austin Independent School District (AISD).  “Austin ISD recognizes that it is uniquely poised to balance the needs of the environment, the diverse community we serve, and available financial resources through sustainable practices. Since the 2004 bond, all new schools and major renovations have adhered to sustainable…

This building brings together two of San Antonio College’s (SAC) cherished programs: The nationally accredited Early Childhood Center and the STEAM-focused Santikos Micronaut Center. Early Childhood Center (ECC) The ECC provides SAC students, staff, faculty, and the community with childcare services for children four years of age and younger. It also functions as a training…