Portfolio

Perry Meridian High School Domestic Water Heater Replacement

Perry Meridian High School Domestic Water Heater Replacement Indianapolis, Indiana RQAW | DCCM provided the design for a modern and energy-efficient domestic water heating system replacement at Perry Meridian High School. The new system ensures consistent hot water delivery throughout the facility, including the kitchen, restrooms, and locker room showers. This upgrade contributes to improved hygiene, enhanced comfort, and greater operational efficiency. Developed in close partnership with the school’s facilities team, the design was tailored to meet both current functional requirements and long-term infrastructure objectives. The project was completed on schedule and within budget, reflecting Perry Township Schools’ continued commitment to sustainable and forward-thinking investments in educational facilities.

SR 59 Pavement Replacement

SR 59 Pavement Replacement INDOT Crawfordsville District RQAW | DCCM partnered with Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) Crawfordsville District and the Town of Waveland to complete a $6.9 million improvement project along a one-mile stretch of SR 59. This project included full pavement reconstruction through the heart of historic Waveland, along with overlay treatments through surrounding residential areas. The goal was to address the deteriorating roadway, improve drainage, and modernize the corridor while carefully preserving the historical character of this small Indiana town. This pavement replacement project required continual coordination with INDOT and the Town of Waveland. RQAW | DCCM team worked alongside INDOT District and the community to determine high-priority concerns and mitigate risks throughout design and construction.

Rosa Parks Elementary Boiler & Chiller Replacement

Rosa Parks Elementary Boiler & Chiller Replacement Indianapolis, Indiana RQAW | DCCM led the significantly advanced comprehensive HVAC system upgrade for the Rosa Parks Elementary School. This initiative was carefully phased to align with the academic calendar and minimize disruption to school operations. The cooling system was replaced over spring break, ensuring the facility was prepared for warmer weather, while the heating system was completed during summer break to support the upcoming school year. The project included the installation of three high-efficiency boilers, two high-capacity chillers, and a fully modernized Building Management System (BMS), providing facility staff with improved control and visibility over operations. Delivered through a design-bid-build approach, the project leveraged multiple manufacturers and flexible alternates to maximize value within budget constraints. The result is a high-performance, future-ready HVAC system that advances sustainability goals and supports student success.

Warrick County Jail

Warrick County Jail Boonville, Indiana The Warrick County Sheriff’s Office and Security Center is set to be a cutting-edge facility, featuring a Sheriff’s department, a spacious training room, a modern security center, intake and booking, versatile programming spaces, a dedicated medical area, and additional support spaces. Spanning 84,000 square feet, the building will house 240 rated beds and 20 specialty beds, including two-person cells, four-person cells, and dormitory-style housing. The design boasts a contemporary flair with cast-stone and three types of metal panels.

Seymour Fire Station No. 2 & Headquarters

Seymour Fire Station No. 2 & Headquarters Seymour, Indiana The Seymour Fire Department had outgrown each of its three facilities, making it difficult for the fire inspectors and officers to properly serve their community. To accommodate their immense spacing needs, RQAW | DCCM assisted the City of Seymour with the replacement of Station No. 2 with a new 15,800-sq.ft. fire station and headquarters facility. The new facility was completed in the fall of 2022 and designed for ADA compliance. It included living quarters, a 20-ft apparatus bay, mezzanine, and administration areas. The intent of the design was to provide the city with a serviceable, functional, and long-lasting structure at as reasonable a cost as possible. Our team’s mission was to deliver a facility that spurs downtown development, activates neighborhood revitalization, and provide long-term financial and community benefits for the City of Seymour. This project was successfully delivered through a Build, Operate, Transfer (BOT) agreement, an arrangement between private development companies and municipalities offering significant benefits and flexibility to both parties. 

Steuben County Judicial Center

Steuben County Judicial Center Angola, Indiana RQAW | DCCM designed a new 55,000-sf. facility to house Angola’s three courts, prosecutor’s office, and Clerk’s office. The historic courthouse in downtown Angola served them well for 150 years, but their space needs outgrew it. The RQAW | DCCM design team strove for a timeless look, shaping this new building to integrate well with the historic buildings that surround it. Construction was completed in June 2024.

International District Community Center

International District Community Center Indianapolis, Indiana This new project consisted of alterations to a 15,000-sf existing single-story building to be used as a local community center. The building formally served as an Aldi’s grocery store but now provides three new classrooms and a large event space that can be subdivided into three individual spaces. With this flexibility, IDCC has the opportunity to provide a wide range of functions to serve the community. Additionally, the facility includes 5 new offices, tenant space, two conference rooms, a work/mail room, and new restroom facilities.

Whistle Drive Development

Whistle Drive Development Fishers, Indiana RQAW | DCCM designed a new two-story, mixed-use building in the heart of The Stations at Fishers District. The development’s first floor will include 17,400 sf. of retail and restaurant space with options for patio dining. The second floor will have 15,400 sf. of office space. This project was successfully delivered through a Build, Operate, Transfer (BOT) agreement, an arrangement between private development companies and municipalities offering significant benefits and flexibility to both parties. 

US 36 over White Lick Creek

US 36 over White Lick Creek INDOT Crawfordsville District RQAW | DCCM led this bridge replacement project on US 36 westbound over White Lick Creek. The project replaced a two-span reinforced concrete arch with a continuous composite prestressed concrete hybrid bulb-tee beam bridge. RQAW | DCCM provided a complex maintenance-of-traffic scheme to accommodate several intersections and two trail crossings within the project area. Throughout project development, RQAW | DCCM overcame riverbank failure near the bridge, which required significant modifications to the trail running under the new and existing bridge. Following these modifications, our team adjusted the project scope to incorporate new trail construction near the site, significantly impacting the anticipated MOT scheme. RQAW | DCCM coordinated with the City of Avon and the INDOT Crawfordsville District to deliver a hydraulically sound bridge replacement project on time and within budget. Award ACEC Merit Award

Westfield Fire Station No. 81

Westfield Fire Station No. 81 Westfield, Indiana Westfield Fire Station 81 served as a vital hub for emergency services. This state-of-the-art 36,000 square foot headquarters building housed essential facilities, including eight bays for firefighting vehicles, a new training tower, on-site physical fitness areas, comfortable living quarters, a fleet services hub, and dedicated administrative offices. With a construction cost of $12.8 million, it played a crucial role in safeguarding the community for the future.

Scroll to Top