The restoration design work by Henderson Engineers was mentioned in an Atchison Globe article about the Royal Theatre. The famous theatre won a key certification from the State Historical Preservation Office (SHPO) and has been added to the Kansas historical registry. Henderson has been hired to provide mechanical, electrical, plumbing, acoustics, and architectural lighting design…
Henderson Engineers was mentioned in the Kansas City Business Journal article about the opening of Pinnacle – the National Training and Coaching Development Center in Kansas City, Kansas, that is shared by Sporting Kansas City, U.S. Soccer, and the Children’s Mercy Hospital Center for Sports Medicine. The article by Andrew Vaupel noted that Henderson provided…
Henderson Engineers associate and senior electrical engineer, Devin Caruthers, was featured in the Kansas City Area Development Council’s annual magazine, KC Options. The latest issue focused on philanthropy in Kansas City and Devin was one of several local individuals featured. The two-page article highlighted Devin’s passion for giving back to underprivileged youth in the community….
In the Dec. 21 version of the Hiawatha World, Henderson Engineers was covered as Theatre Atchison announced its design team to bring the former Royal Theatre in Atchison, Kansas, back to life. Henderson was named the engineer of record for the project that will once again be named Fox Theatre. The design team will also…
Henderson Venue Practice Director/Senior Vice President Kevin Lewis authored a column on venue design and operation trends for Facilities & Event Management/FacilitiesOnline.com in the F&EM 2016-17 Booking Guide.
After Henderson Engineers announced its selection for the Kansas City International Airport single terminal design team, the Kansas City Business Journal published an article on the firm’s victory. Henderson joined Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate, architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) LLP, and Clark Construction on the project. KCBJ Managing Editor Russell Gray authored the…
Sun Devil Stadium – home to Arizona State football – was recently profiled by Engineering News-Record Southwest as the stadium renovation project received another budget increase. Henderson Engineers provided the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, fire alarm, acoustics, security, and specialty lighting services for this 3-phase renovation and expansion of ASU’s stadium. In addition to…
Architectural Digest recently got an exclusive look at The Ford Center at The Star, the headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys in Frisco, Texas. Henderson provided the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and architectural lighting services for the 1.3 million SF state-of-the-art facility which is home to one of the most prominent sports franchises in the world. We worked with Gensler, who served as lead architect…
Henderson’s Paul Villotti, Director of Life Safety, was featured in the people section of the most recent edition of Engineering News-Record Midwest. Paul officially joined our firm on Aug. 28. You can view the digital version of his highlight here.
With Kum & Go building a new $1.68 million, 6,200 SF fuel and convenience store in Springfield, Missouri, Henderson Engineers earned a mention in the Springfield Business Journal. Store No. 1554 is scheduled for completion in November and received mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design from our Henderson grocery, restaurant, and retail colleagues. Kum & Go is…
Healthcare Design Magazine published an article following our Aug. 30 hiring announcement of Paul Villotti, new director of life safety. Kara Gebhart Uhl wrote the piece that can be found at the link below. HCD Magazine explores architecture and interior designs for healthcare facilities, including hospitals, clinics, medical laboratories, and more in the healthcare industry. Villotti…
Our office perks and culture were featured prominently in a Kansas City Star article written by Sarah Gish that was published online Aug. 30. It will run in the print version of the Sunday, Sept. 3 paper. Sarah and photographer Allison Long visited the Henderson headquarters on the afternoon of Aug. 22 and received a…