B u f f a l o  B i l l !
T h e  w e s t e r n  f r o n t i e r ' s  g r e a t e s t  s h o w m a n

Located in Cody, Wyoming, the Buffalo Bill Historical Center is receiving a major facelift. Phase I is a $25 million addition, with Phase II renovations to follow on the existing multipurpose museum. The facility has remained in service the full time of construction. Adding a total of 305,000 square feet, architect Fentress Bradburn included a circular ramp display area, a presentation theater, classrooms, public spaces, and administrative facilities. RWC specified structural steel for the basement and the two new building wings. Interior structural modifications were designed for the existing center. Jacobsen Construction is the contractor for this project.

The historical center renovation features a circular-ramped display area.
Photo courtesy of Draper Natural History Museum
Buffalo Bill is one of the key figures in the Colorado history book, Sound the Charge by Richard Weingardt. 
The Seventh Continent
Rich Weingardt has landed on all seven continents during his extensive travels. Spectacular and pristine are the words he used to describe the Antarctic. Rich is an international lecturer on engnieering business and creativity. He has authored 7 books and more than 500 papers. 
M a m a  m i a !

Towers are in

The "new look" for the Cherry Creek Safeway store features modernistic towers that look like sculptures. RWC provided the structural engineering, Wong Strauch designed the architecture, and Roche Constructors was the contractor for this project. Our team has completed several Safeway renovations and new stores in Colorado, including those at 6th & Corona, Longmont, Federal Heights, and 128th & Zuni.

 
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