Rethink Excellence.
ABOUT
For 80 years, our communities have depended on us to provide innovative, collaborative, and relevant solutions for design services.
Parkhill
Architecture Design Water Resources
80
TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
YEARS IN BUSINESS
Corporation
1945-Present
Wastewater Treatment
85%
PARKHILL
Repeat Business
SERVICES
Survey/Site Development
PROVIDED
Civil
PERSONNEL
73
Engineering
BY DISCIPLINE
MEP | Structural
89 Construction Admin | Surveying
213
700+
1,200+
Mechanical
Professional Staff
Annual Projects
Engineering
Architectural Interior Landscape
169
Electrical
Support
Engineering
204 Civil
Structural Engineering Surveying
Construction Administration
Environmental Planning
Parkhill has proudly served West Texas for over 80 years, deeply rooted in the region and seamlessly integrated into the Panhandle. As the largest architecture and engineering firm in West Texas, Parkhill’s legacy began with its first project in Lubbock, Texas, in 1945. This project laid the foundation for a tradition of personalized client service, technical knowledge, and innovative architectural and engineering design. These principles are at the core of Parkhill’s mission to Build Community and sustain relationships. Throughout the decades, Parkhill has expanded its reach across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, handling projects ranging from large, ground-up new constructions to complex facility condition assessments, renovations, and additions. This continuous professional practice has resulted in an impressive portfolio, showcasing Parkhill’s ability to tailor design services to meet the unique needs of each project and client. Parkhill’s in-house professionals are equipped to deliver state-of-the-art data centers, ensuring that each project benefits from the firm’s comprehensive knowledge and experience. The firm excels in designing the vertical structures of data centers while pairing this with engineering knowledge to deliver horizontal infrastructure. This includes experience in water resources, wastewater treatment, civil engineering, site development, and environmental services. Notably, approximately 85% of Parkhill’s active projects are with repeat clients, a testament to the firm’s commitment to quality and client satisfaction. 2
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PARKHILL’S
Office Locations In the 1950’s, PSC Engineers began crafting their water resources experience throughout West Texas. Today, Parkhill’s Water Resources Team has developed resources across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. ALL PARKHILL OFFICE LOCATIONS
Amarillo
Albuquerque
2016
Lubbock
1992
Woodward 2021
Oklahoma City 2021
1945
El Paso
Midland
1958
1979
Norman 2021
Tulsa
Abilene
2021
2012
Fort Worth
Frisco
2025
2015
Austin 2015
Arlington 2026
Houston 2025 SERVICES Architecture Bond Planning Civil Engineering Commissioning Construction Management Drainage Electrical Engineering Facility Assessments Furniture Strategy Grant Funding Advisory Interior Design Landscape Architecture Master Planning Mechanical Engineering
Planning Plumbing Engineering Rail Design SCADA Site Development Solid Waste Storm Water Structural Engineering Survey Sustainability and Wellness Utilities Water Supply and Distribution Water and Wastewater Treatment
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
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About
Henderson Engineers Henderson Engineers is an employee-owned national building systems design firm. The systems they design help bring buildings to life by providing air and water flow, lighting, power, and technology integration. THEY SEE THINGS A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY They know their work is about more than buildings. It’s about the people, experiences, and potential inside. At the core of every project, you’ll find them — working with integrity, intelligence, and care.
FOUNDED | 1970 SERVICES | Acoustics | Architectural Lighting | Audio-Video | Broadcast Services
They’re as passionate about people as they are about their work, and that unique focus ensures they
| Code Consulting
can meet their clients’ needs. Even better, it helps them enhance the experience for the people who use
| Daylighting Analysis
the spaces they help create.
| Electrical
THEY DO THINGS A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY They are committed to the life of each building. Their view is that no project is ever truly finished, because the building lives on. That means they stay an engaged partner even after the books are closed. When others work with them, the project becomes their project; there’s always a solution and
| Engineer-Led Design-Build | Energy Modeling | Fire & Life Safety | Integrated Automation
they’ll work tirelessly to find it. Their technical accuracy, attention to detail, and knowledge of where
| Mechanical
the industry is headed help drive them to make every project the very best it can be. Because good
| Plumbing
design on paper requires great building partners to bring it to life, you’ll find construction management
| Refrigeration
and commissioning services from Henderson Building Solutions under their same roof. Together,
| Security
they’re changing the engineering and construction industries and redefining how buildings come to life.
| Sustainability | Telecom | Vertical & Horizontal Transportation
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Specialized Services
PLUMBING
TELECOM
| Natural Gas Systems
| Audio-Video Systems Design
| Potable Water Service
| Cable Tray Systems Design
| Sanitary & Storm Systems
| Consulting for Network Electronics,
MECHANICAL
| Service Water Heating
| Adiabatic Systems
| Sustainable Plumbing Solutions
| Consulting for Telephone Systems
| Air-Cooled Chiller Plants
| Water Treatment/Water Softening Systems
| Distributed Antenna System Design
| Climate Specific Systems Analysis
FIRE & LIFE SAFETY
| Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Development | Exterior Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) | Hardened HVAC Design | Indoor Air Quality | Integrated Building Management Systems (i-BMS) | Interior CFD | Live Floor Pressurization Control | Multiple Topologies to Meet Client Needs
Servers, Storage, & Operating Systems
| Fiber to Rack | Infrastructure Audits
| Clean Agent Systems
| Meet-me Rooms (MMRs)
| Compressed Air Design
| Network Consulting
| Fire Alarm Design
| Outside Plant Design
| Fire Pumps
| Premise Infrastructure Design
| Mass-Notification Systems Design
| Productivity Software
| Performance & Full Fire Sprinkler Design
| Technology Master Planning & Audits
| Smoke Control Analysis & Design
| Telecom Infrastructure Design
| Standpipe Design
| Wi-Fi Configuration Planning
| Water Storage Tanks | Water Supply Analysis
SMART BUILDING SYSTEMS | Controls Master Planning & Audits
| Pumped Refrigerant Systems
ACOUSTICS
| Title 24 Compliant
| Architectural Acoustics
Mechanical Systems Design
| Levels of Integration Assessment
| Environmental & Community Noise Control
| Water-Cooled Chiller Plants
| Network Controls Consulting
| Existing Facility Acoustical Assessment
| Water-to-Rack & Immersion
| Peer Review
| Expert Testimony
| Smart Building Systems Consulting
| Industrial Noise Control
| Smart Building Plan Development
Cooling Technologies ELECTRICAL | Arcflash & Selective Coordination
| Noise & Vibration Control | Site & System Acoustical Studies
| Infrastructure Audits
SUSTAINABILITY
| Sound Isolation
| Carbon Consulting
| Emergency & Standby Power Generation
SECURITY
| Energy & Water Benchmarking
| Emergency Egress Illumination
| Guard Shacks
| Energy Code Compliance
| Emergency Power
| Centralized & In-rack UPS Systems
| Daylight Simulation
| Electronic Security System Engineering
| Energy Modeling
Monitoring Systems (EPMS)
| Life Safety Code Compliance Evaluations
| Envelope Analysis
| Fault Current & Overcurrent
| Operational Planning for Building Security
| LEED & WELL Consulting
| Security Systems Commissioning
| Life Cycle Cost Analysis
| Grounding Design
| Site & Building Security
| Sustainability Master Planning
| Lightning Protection
| System Assessments
| Tax-Incentives & Rebate Analysis
Coordination Studies
| Lighting Systems & Controls Design
(Installation & Operation)
| Medium Voltage Design
| System Expansion
| On-site Power Production
| System Fault Tolerance Evaluations
| One-line Road Mapping
| System Planning
| Power Systems Design & Distribution
| System Retrofit & Modernization
| Site & Building Lighting
| T-4 Rated Fencing
| Solar & Wind Power Design | Topology to Meet Customer Uptime Requirements
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
5
Rethink
PRACTICE DIRECTOR MISSION CRITICAL
SECTOR EXECUTIVE
Drew Rimmer, PE, LEED AP HENDERSON
Andrew Bennett HENDERSON
PRACTICE MANAGER MISSION CRITICAL
Cerone Thompson HENDERSON MECHANICAL LEAD
Al Spinelli
PE, LEED AP HENDERSON
ACOUSTICAL LEAD
Kristin Bleedorn, PE HENDERSON
ELECTRICAL LEAD
Jessica Sultzer, PE HENDERSON TELECOM LEAD
Erkan Gunal, RCDD, DCDC, NTS HENDERSON SECURITY LEAD
Nick Vasquez HENDERSON
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FIRE PROTECTION LEAD
Cheryl Green, SET HENDERSON SECURITY LEAD
Jason Jenkins, PE HENDERSON
Knowledge. EXECUTIVE PARTNER-IN-CHARGE
Scott Nelson, AIA, LEED AP BD+C PARKHILL VERTICAL PARTNER-IN-CHARGE
HORIZONTAL PARTNER-IN-CHARGE
AIA, LEED AP BD+C PARKHILL
Zane Edwards, PE PARKHILL
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT MANAGER
CIVIL PROJECT MANAGER
Kelly Hill, IIDA PARKHILL
Kole Glover, PE PARKHILL
Scott Nelson,
PROJECT ENGINEER
PROJECT CONTROLS SPECIALIST
PROJECT ARCHITECT
Jon Braudt, PE PARKHILL
Zane Brorman PARKHILL
Kyle Kenerley, AIA PARKHILL
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
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EXECUTIVE PARTNER-IN-CHARGE / VERTICAL PARTNER-IN-CHARGE
Scott Nelson, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Scott is a dynamic leader in business development, bringing over 20 years of architectural knowledge in commercial and municipal facilities. He combines his deep understanding of design with strategic vision to drive firm-wide growth and expand market reach. His experience with large, high-end, state-of-the-art facilities and commercial projects further enhances his portfolio. A Texas Tech University alumnus, Scott holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture, a Master of Architecture, and an MBA, equipping him with a unique fusion of design excellence and business acumen. With his diverse educational background, Scott brings a unique skill set to each project which helps client’s focus on questions that ask “why,” not just “what” in creating solutions for the client’s growth, facility, and financial opportunities
100+ COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
$1 Billion
VERTICAL DEVELOPMENT
PAST EXPERIENCE | Fermi America Advanced Energy & Intelligence Campus
LEADING COMPLEX PROJECTS
YEARS WITH PARKHILL
9
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
20
EDUCATION Texas Tech University
| McKinney Municipal Complex
Master of Architecture Master of Business Administration
| TTUHSC Dallas SWPB-7th Floor Renovation
Bachelor of Science - Architecture
| Lubbock Police Crime Lab and Evidence Warehouse
REGISTRATIONS
| Lubbock Police Headquarters
Registered Architect
| City of Plainview Health Department Renovation | Arlington Active Adult Center | SMU Hughes-Trigg Student Center | Mansfield City Hall | Coppell Service Center Improvement | Denton ARFF Fire Station No. 9 | Irving Central Fire Station | Dallas Fire Station No. 36 | Arlington Fire Station No. 8 | NTECC - 911 Center
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20 years
Texas | No. 20208
LEED Accredited Professional NCARB
HORIZONTAL PARTNER-IN-CHARGE
Zane Edwards, PE Zane’s experience includes more than 30 years of working with cities throughout the Texas Panhandle, solving their water and wastewater infrastructure needs. His extensive work with cities throughout the Texas Panhandle has established him as a trusted professional in addressing complex water supply needs. He has been involved in some of the region’s largest water supply projects, including all phases of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority Wellfield Project, the Lake Alan Henry Water Supply Project, and Midland’s T-Bar Wellfield Project. His strong ties to Texas Tech University and the West Texas region have been instrumental in his career, allowing him to lead multi-million-dollar projects successfully. His dedication to the field has earned him accolades, including the 2021 Engineer of the Year award from the Texas Society of Professional Engineers South Plains Chapter.
300
WATER RESOURCES PROJECTS
175+
TEXAS PROJECTS
30+ years
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
YEARS WITH PARKHILL
31
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
PAST EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
| Fermi America Advanced Energy & Intelligence Campus
Texas Tech University
| TTUHSC Amarillo Sitework Improvements | Midland T-Bar »
Design and Construction
»
Wellfield Remediation
»
Plume Study
»
Groundwater Engineering Support
31
Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Licensed Professional Engineer Texas | No. 88473
| Lubbock Lake Alan Henry Water Supply Planning | Canadian River Municipal Water Authority (CRMWA) »
Asset Management
»
GST Rehabilitation
»
Two Production Wells
»
Route Study Phase 2
| Amarillo Natural Gas, Inc. Pipeline | Plainview Landfill Tier 2 | MH Panhandle Investments Water Supply Well | Lubbock Bailey County Well Field Expansion
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
9
HORIZONTAL PROJECT MANAGER
Kole Glover, PE Kole offices in Parkhill’s Amarillo location. His passion is assisting clients in the southwest with their infrastructure needs. His experience includes planning, design, and management of numerous small and large-scale water and wastewater related projects with both traditional and design-build delivery. Kole’s water experience includes new and rehabilitated public water supply wells, collection and transmission systems, new and rehabilitated ground storage tanks, new and rehabilitated elevated storage tanks, booster pump stations, water line extension and replacements, and public water system setup. His wastewater experience includes wastewater line extensions and replacements and new and rehabilitated lift stations. Kole is involved in TSPE where he serves as president-elect for the Panhandle chapter.
10 years
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
200 +
TEXAS PROJECTS
PAST EXPERIENCE | Fermi America Advanced Energy & Intelligence Campus | TTUHSC Amarillo Sitework Improvements | City of Amarillo »
Natural Gas, Inc. Pipeline
»
Polk St. Streetscape Improvements
»
Natural Gas - SL Loop 335 Utility Relocation
»
East Airport District Plan
»
Thompson Park Swimming Pool Replacement
| Amarillo College Campus Master Plan | City of Hereford »
Hereford US 60 Utility Relocation
»
Hereford Well Field Expansion
»
Hereford City Wide Water Meter Replaceme
| City of Borger »
Sewer and Water Improvements
»
Utility Improvements
»
Storm Water Collection Improvement
| Claude 2022 Water Storage Improvements
10
150
WATER RESOURCES PROJECTS
YEARS WITH PARKHILL
8
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
10
EDUCATION New Mexico State University Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Licensed Professional Engineer Texas | No. 137904
VERTICAL PROJECT MANAGER
Kelly Hill, IIDA Kelly Hill, IIDA, is a Partner and Parkhill’s Commercial Practice Leader, where she leads private-sector projects with a strong emphasis on design excellence, budget control, and schedule management. Since joining Parkhill in 2013, Kelly has been instrumental in delivering complex new construction and renovation projects, consistently meeting client goals and exceeding expectations. She brings a strategic, solutions-oriented approach to project leadership, guiding multidisciplinary teams through each phase with precision, efficiency, and attention to detail. Her leadership is rooted in a commitment to high-quality outcomes, client service, and innovation. As a trusted advisor and Commercial Practice Leader, Kelly is dedicated to driving growth, fostering long-term client relationships, and delivering design-driven solutions that align with business objectives.
45
PROJECTS LEAD AS PM
40+
PUBLIC SECTOR PROJECTS
40+
COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
YEARS WITH PARKHILL
11
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
PAST EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
| Fermi America Advanced Energy & Intelligence Campus
Texas Tech University
| TTU Bayer CropScience | TTU Rawls CoBA Expansion | Amarillo ISD Campus Security Renovations/Additions
11
Bachelor of Interior Design
REGISTRATIONS Registered Interior Designer Texas | No. 11596
| Arlington Water Treatment On Call | Denton ARFF Fire Station No. 9 | Irving Central Fire Station | Dallas Fire Station No. 36 | Jerry Durant Auto - Cadillac Facility | USDA New Lubbock Cotton Classing Laboratory (FFA) | SMU Hughes-Trigg Student Center | Arlington Active Adult Center | TFC Elias Ramirez State Office Building | TFC Programming for TCEQ at Park 35 | McKinney Municipal Complex | BenMark Supply New Midland Site | Lubbock Police Crime Lab and Evidence Warehouse
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
11
PROJECT ARCHITECT
Kyle Kenerley, AIA Kyle Kenerley is a forward-looking architect with a diligent work ethic in and outside of the studio, bringing deep knowledge in the design and delivery of data centers and other critical facilities. He has successfully contributed to numerous confidential projects across the country, demonstrating a strong command of the unique requirements that define data center environments—including robust infrastructure, security, and reliability. Kyle’s diverse project experience allows him to approach each challenge with a broad perspective and technical versatility. In addition to his project work, Kyle has served in multiple leadership roles with organizations dedicated to young professional development, mentorship, and education outreach. His commitment to technical excellence is matched by his passion for supporting the growth of the next generation of professionals.
20+
PROJECTS LEAD AS PA
15
DATA CENTER PROJECTS
40+
COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
YEAR WITH PARKHILL
<1
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
PAST EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
| Vantage Data Centers - WA13 - 64 MW Data Center
Texas Tech University
»
400,000 SF - New Building - Core and Shell
| Vantage Data Centers - WA13 - 8 MW Data Hall Fit Out »
6,000 SF - New Build - Data Hall Fit Out
| (Undisclosed Tenant) - WA13 - Data Hall Hot Aisle Containment and Office Fit Out »
New Hot Aisle Containment system and Office Fit out for Tenant
| CyrusOne HOU3 - 36 MW Data Center »
174,000 SF - Data Hall and Office Fit Out in Existing Shell Space
| CyrusOne HOU4 - 48 MW Data Center »
173,000 SF - New Data Hall Addition to Existing Data Center
| (Undisclosed Tenant) - HOU3 & 4 - Tenant Fit Out »
New Tenant Data Hall and Office Fit Out
| CyrusOne DFW3 and 4 - Data Hall Load Adder »
New Equipment and Service Yard Updates to Existing Data Center
| CyrusOne NVA7 - 32 MW Data Center »
180,000 SF - New 3-Story Data Center
| Flexential - Compark Data Center - Load Adder »
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Multiple Phase - New Equipment and Service Yard Updates to an Existing Data Center
13
Master of Architecture Bachelor of Science - Architecture
REGISTRATIONS Registered Architect Texas | No. 26859
PROJECT ENGINEER
Jon Braudt, PE Jon has 18 years of experience in civil and structural engineering. In addition to Transportation design, he is a well-rounded engineer and has experience in foundation, steel, stormwater drainage and land development in the Texas Panhandle. He is a leader in his profession and serves as the Chapter Director of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers. He also pioneered the foundational design for the first six Siemens SGT6-8000H combustion turbines to be built in the United States. Jon gives to his local community in Amarillo, Texas by coaching Mathcounts teams and encouraging them to get excited about math and science.
42
YEARS LIVING IN THE TEXAS PANHANDLE
75
PROJECTS IN THE TEXAS PANHANDLE
6
PROJECTS IN AMARILLO
YEARS WITH PARKHILL
6
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
PAST EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
| TTUHSC Amarillo Sitework Improvements
Texas Tech University
| City of Amarillo »
Amarillo Natural Gas SL Loop 335 Utility Relocation
»
Amarillo East Airport District Plan
»
Amarillo Polk St. Streetscape Improvements
»
Amarillo Building Parking Garage and Lot Assessment
»
ANB Amarillo Building Parking Garage Study
18
Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Licensed Professional Engineer Texas | No. 105568
Local Government Project Procedures Texas
| Amarillo College Campus Master Plan | Borger Sewer and Water Improvements | Borger Street Assessment | Shallowater 10th St. Drainage Improvement | Pampa Roadway Mill and Fill
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
13
PROJECT CONTROLS SPECIALIST
Zane Brorman, Amarillo Office Zane Brorman brings four years of experience with PanTex Consolidated Nuclear Security and will serve as Project Controls Specialist for this project. Known for his results-driven approach and strong organizational skills, Zane has built a reputation for helping project teams deliver successful outcomes on complex assignments. He is recognized for his commitment to project goals, often going beyond expectations to support both the team and client priorities. Zane’s experience includes managing key project controls functions such as scheduling, cost management, and risk analysis, all with a sharp focus on efficiency and quality. He is valued for his collaborative mindset, attention to detail, and ability to provide clear, strategic oversight to keep projects on track. Trusted by peers and project leaders alike, Zane approaches every challenge with reliability, proactive problem-solving, and a commitment to building strong, productive working relationships. YEAR WITH PARKHILL
4
YEARS
with PANTEX
5
PROJECTS
OVER $250M
1
PROJECT CONTROLS
1
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
8
SPECIALIST EDUCATION West Texas A&M University
PAST EXPERIENCE AT PANTEX
Bachelor of Business Administration - Management
| Consoldiated Nuclear Security
SKILLS AND EXPERTISE
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Lead the project controls team responsible for planning, monitoring, analyzing, and reporting data for projects exceeding $250M
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Provide project managers and control account managers with critical data to ensure projects remain on schedule, within budget, and compliant with regulations
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Deliver analytical reports to senior management on a consistent basis
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Implement monthly change control protocols and keep the project team informed of current trends to address and prevent delays
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Facilitate monthly meetings with the integrated project team to review and analyze cost and schedule variances
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Plan, maintain, and review subcontractor performance schedules to uphold accuracy in billing and accruals
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Perform schedule, cost and resource variance analysis using Earned Value Management (EVM)
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Create, update and deliver innovative strategies for monthly reporting
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Perform CPM metrics on a monthly basis to ensure validity and accuracy
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Conduct monthly validation checks on subcontractor schedules to verify relationships, critical path, and forecast for predicting an accurate spend plan
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Microsoft Office Suite Oracle Primavera 6 WebEVM Empower (Encore Analytics) SAP Acumen Fuse EVM Experience DOE 413.3B Experience
24
MISSION CRITICAL PRACTICE DIRECTOR
Drew Rimmer, PE, LEED AP From the minute he walked through our doors in 1998, Drew represented potential. With decades of engineering and project experience under his belt, he is always thinking outside the box to find the best solution. He truly lives out our vision of being the firm that changes the industry. Specifically, Drew has a passion for collaboration throughout the design and construction process, making it possible for his dream for Henderson Engineers– to be a partner for the life of the building – to come true. Drew’s mix of optimism and logic is the perfect combination to create opportunity for our company and our clients. We love his endless positivity and visionary outlook, and especially how it inspires everyone around him. Encouraging his teams to embrace the client’s point of view and understand the intended experience of a space, Drew is always mentoring the upcoming leaders of Henderson.
PAST EXPERIENCE | Data Center Administration Areas Refresh »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
27
Confidential Client | Confidential Location
| Data Center Grounding Modifications »
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
33
Confidential Client | Confidential Location
| Data Center Infrastructure Management Plan »
H&R Block | Confidential Location
| Data Center Master Plan »
Confidential Client | Kansas City, MO
| Data Center Electrical Infrastructure Replacement »
Confidential Client | Confidential Location
| 32 MW Phase 1 »
Houston, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 1 »
EDUCATION Missouri University of Science and Technology Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, KS, LA, MD, MO, MS, MT, NC, ND, NH, NV, OH, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI, WV, WY
LEED AP
Confidential, TX
| Data Center MEP Enhancement »
Confidential Client | Confidential Location
| Data Center Modifications & Revisions »
Confidential Client | Confidential Location
| Confidential Data Center & DAS Facility »
Confidential, CA
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
15
BUSINESS SECTOR EXECUTIVE
Andrew Bennett, PE, LEED AP, CXA As the business sector executive, Andrew oversees a team of professionals who understand how to collaborate with some of the world’s most successful architectural design partners. Building systems designs are constantly evolving and becoming increasingly sophisticated. Andrew’s approach to smart spaces sees that important systems, such as technology, security, and HVAC systems help keep tenants, employees, and guests healthy and safe. An associate vice president, Andrew is also knowledgeable on building systems design, operates as a certified commissioning agent, and serves as a member of ASHRAE.
PAST EXPERIENCE | Advanced Energy & Artificial Intelligence Campus »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
12
Confidential Client | Amarillo, TX
| Court Square - Emergency Load Bank »
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
25
Long Island City, NY
| Data Center Upgrades »
Confidential Client | Kansas City, MO
| Engineers Gate »
New York, NY
| Global Holdings »
New York, NY
| Alexis Bittar Corporate Office »
Brooklyn, NY
| Milbon Office Renovation »
New York, NY
| Bloomberg Philanthropies Office Reno »
New York, NY
| Assop Corporate Office Renovation »
New York, NY
| Shake Shack Home Office Expansion »
16
New York, NY
EDUCATION Lafayette College Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: MI, NC, NY
LEED AP
24
MISSION CRITICAL PRACTICE MANAGER
Cerone Thompson, PE, LEED AP Cerone has a proven track record of delivering mission critical facilities across the U.S. as the engineer-of-record and project manager. He brings deep knowledge in utility coordination, highand medium-voltage feeder sizing and routing, mass-fit exercises, code compliance, and complex electrical calculations. Project teams rely on Cerone’s mastery of optimizing phased electrical capacity while providing flexibility for full site build-out. Cerone has also led the electrical design and construction of the world’s largest 200mm silicon carbide manufacturing plant, overseeing site layout and equipment sizing for both the fabrication and central utility plant buildings. His leadership provided seamless coordination across disciplines and a robust, scalable electrical infrastructure aligned with long-term operational goals.
PAST EXPERIENCE | 60 MW Existing Warehouse Renovation »
YEAR WITH HENDERSON
1
Confidential Client | Confidential, GA
| Data Center Upgrades »
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
18
Confidential Client | Kansas City, MO
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
Confidential Client | Hockley, TX
| 25 MW Data Center* »
Confidential Client | Phoenix, AZ
| 200 MW Data Center* »
Confidential Client | Phoenix, AZ
| 100 MW Data Center* »
EDUCATION University of Nebraska at Omaha Bachelors of Architecture Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: AZ, CO
LEED AP
Confidential Client | Glendale, AZ
| Data Center* »
Confidential Client | Chicago, IL
| Data Center* »
Confidential Client | Chandler, AZ
| 300 MW Data Center* »
Confidential Client | Northwest Region, US
*Project competed prior to employment with Henderson Engineers.
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
17
ELECTRICAL LEAD
Jessica Sultzer, PE Jessica leads Henderson’s electrical design efforts on mission critical and mixed-use projects, bringing more than a decade of experience to each assignment. She delivers systems that improve performance in existing buildings while providing the flexibility to meet the evolving needs of tenants and customers. Known for her foresight and technical knowledge, she anticipates potential issues and develops solutions during design, saving time and cost for clients. Jessica manages high-profile, sophisticated projects with precision, care and client-focused approach.
PAST EXPERIENCE | 32 MW Existing Data Center Upgrades Phase 1 »
Confidential Client | Houston, TX
| Data Center Upgrades »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
14
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
14
Confidential Client | Kansas City, MO
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
Confidential Client | Hockley, TX
| 60 MW Existing Warehouse Renovation »
Confidential Client | Amarillo, TX
| Data Center Phase 1 »
Rellis Campus at Texas A&M University | Bryan, TX
| Service Center and Fleet Operations Campus »
American Electric Power | Harlingen, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 1 »
18
Confidential Client | Hockley, TX
EDUCATION Georgia Institute of Technology Bachelor of Electrical Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: AZ, CA, FL, KS, MD, MO, OK, TN, TX
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MECHANICAL LEAD
Al Spinelli, PE, EBCP, CEM Al takes a decidedly unique approach to designing environments from the inside out, keeping high-functionality at the forefront of his mind at all times. Every square foot counts and Al minimizes the physical impact of mechanical equipment to allocate as much space for future development as possible. Al enjoys working on a wide variety of projects, from code compliant systems to the intricate design of energy-efficient systems across the country. Recognized for his industry impact, Al was honored as the 2022 ASHRAE New York Chapter Rising Star and recently named a 2024 Rising Star by The New York Real Estate Journal.
PAST EXPERIENCE | Data Center Pod Buildouts »
Confidential Client | Multiple Locations
| New Data Centers - Multiple Projects 30-72 MW »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
7
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
17
Confidential Client | Confidential Locations
| 32 MW Phase 1 »
Confidential, TX
| 60 MW Existing Warehouse Renovation »
Confidential, GA
| 60 MW New Construction Phase 1 Due Diligence »
Confidential, VA
| 60 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
MEPF/S/T design Confidential, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 1 »
Confidential, TX
EDUCATION Stevens Institute of Technology Master of Mechanical Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: AZ, CA, FL, IL, KS, MD, MI, MO, NC, NJ, NY, OH, OK, TX, VA
Certified Existing Building Commissioning Professional Certified Energy Manager
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
Confidential, TX
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
19
FIRE PROTECTION LEAD
Cheryl Green, SET Cheryl is a seasoned fire protection technical manager with more than 20 years of experience in the AEC industry. Her extensive background encompasses a wide range of fire protection systems, from the design phase to implementation and maintenance. Her leadership sees that every project she touches is equipped with top-tier fire safety measures, tailored to meet the specific needs of the building and its occupants. Cheryl is dedicated to making a difference by developing innovative, reliable fire protection and life safety solutions. She collaborates closely with teams to create systems that not only meet regulatory requirements but also go beyond industry standards. Cheryl works to produce a high quality of work, foster growth among her team, and deliver systems that are both effective and efficient.
PAST EXPERIENCE | 32 MW Existing Data Center Upgrades Phase 1 »
Confidential Client | Houston, TX
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
5
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
30
| Logistics Warehouse »
Confidential Client | Manassas, VA
| 60 MW Existing Warehouse »
Confidential Client | Confidential, GA
| 48-60 MW New Data Center Phase 2 »
Confidential Client | Houston, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
Confidential Client | Hockley, TX
| X-Archive Enclosure »
Confidential Client | Confidential Location
| Advanced Energy and Artificial Intelligence Campus »
Confidential Client | Amarillo, TX
| Illinois Fulfillment Center »
Confidential Big Box Retailer | Confidential, IL
| 45 Oser Avenue Industrial Warehouse »
Smithtown, NY
| Northern Oak Logistics Center I »
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Hauppauge, NY
EDUCATION Ivy Tech State College Associate of Other
REGISTRATIONS NICET Water-Based Systems Layout (WBSL) SET
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ACOUSTICAL LEAD
Kristin Bleedorn, PE Kristin takes pride in transforming underutilized spaces into functional, thoughtfully designed environments. She specializes in sound isolation, vibration mitigation, and interior acoustics, seeing that spaces function optimally and sound their best. She stays at the forefront of the industry by embracing emerging technologies, including acoustic cameras, which allow her to visually identify noise sources, resulting in more precise solutions. Kristin is also actively involved in professional organizations, such as Women in Healthcare and Association for Learning Environments, helping her stay connected with evolving trends while supporting continued professional development.
PAST EXPERIENCE | Marathon Digital Holdings Data Center* »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
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Grandury, TX
| Samaritan’s Purse Data Center »
YEARS IN INDUSTRY
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Denver, CO
| Vail Commons Acoustical Barrier Replacement »
Vail, CO
| Post Oak Boulevard-Residential* »
Houston, TX
| Maple Terrace Mixed-Use »
Dallas, TX
EDUCATION Iowa State University Bachelor of Engineering Science
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: OR
| University Club of New York* »
New York, NY
| The RO Parcel 4* »
Houston, TX
| MPG Block 1B Hotel* »
San Diego, CA
| Marriott Waco* »
Waco, TX
*Project competed prior to employment with Henderson Engineers.
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TELECOM LEAD
Erkan Gunal, RCDD, DCDC, NTS Erkan’s career spans consulting, engineering, construction, program management, and research and development, giving him a broad, practical perspective. He understands the needs of owners, contractors, engineers, and field teams and designs holistically with all stakeholders in mind. He leads the design of technology infrastructures for buildings and campuses, including structured cabling, wireless networks, security, audiovisual systems, data centers, and IoT integration, seeing that systems perform seamlessly and reliably. His experience includes healthcare, aviation, higher education, government, hyperscale data centers, stadiums, and airports, where reliability is mission critical. A longtime active BICSI member and industry leader, Erkan brings a collaborative, detail-oriented approach to integrating technology into the built environment. PAST EXPERIENCE | Douglas County High School Cosmetology Lab »
Douglas County SD | Castle Rock, CO
| Legacy Campus Phase 2 »
Douglas County SD | Parker, CO
| Highlands Ranch High School Automotive Repair Lab »
Douglas County SD | Highlands Ranch, CO
| Pittsburg Regional Crime Center & Laboratory »
PSU & Kansas Bureau of Investigation | Pittsburg, KS
| New Cultural & Performing Arts Center »
Central Arizona College | Coolidge, AZ
| Taft Charter High School Comprehensive Modernization »
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Douglas County SD | Parker, CO
| Sierra Middle School Addition »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
LAUSD | Woodland Hills, CA
EDUCATION Yildiz Technical University Bachelor of Electronics and Communications Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Data Center Design Consultant Network Technology Systems Designer Registered Communications Distribution Designer
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COMMISSIONING/CONTROLS LEAD
Jason Jenkins, PE, BCXP, NEBB CT Jason spearheads commissioning and retro-commissioning projects at Henderson Building Solutions, providing functionality and durability requirements are met as needed. Throughout his career, he has overseen commissioning, HVAC testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB), and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design services for a variety of industries. These industries touch differing sectors, including stadiums, public, educational, data centers, industrial, and laboratories. Jason strives to create a lasting impact for clients, viewing his role as a layer of accountability by making sure everything on the front and back-end is performing as intended. He thoroughly enjoys collaborating with everyone involved, delivering the highest quality result possible.
PAST EXPERIENCE | Logistics Warehouse Consolidation »
Confidential Client | Manassas, VA
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
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YEARS IN INDUSTRY
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| Data Center Upgrade »
Confidential Financial Client | Kansas City, MO
| SPOF Remediation Design-Build »
Confidential Client | Cheyenne, WY
| Warehouse HVAC Addition »
Church & Dwight Co. | Harrisonville, MO
| Chewy Distribution »
Louisville, KY
EDUCATION University of Missouri Bachelor of Industrial Engineering
REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer: AR, CT, DE, GA, IL, KS, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MO, NC, NE, NH, NJ, NY, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, VT, WI
| Distribution Center MEP Upgrades »
Confidential Client | Buckeye, AZ
| Manufacturing Headquarters Phase II »
Raytheon McKinney | McKinney, TX
| Buildings E, F, & G Expansion Commissioning »
Legacy West | Plano, TX
| New World Headquarters »
Hill’s Pet Nutrition | Overland Park, KS
| Kiewit K3 Office Building »
Lenexa
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SECURITY LEAD
Nick Vasquez Nick is a Security Lead with Henderson Engineers who brings a practical, people-first approach to protecting mission-critical facilities. With five years of experience in the design and integration of electronic security systems, he supports complex data center, industrial, and logistics projects across the country. His work includes access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, perimeter protection, and security infrastructure coordination, helping owners create facilities that are both secure and operationally efficient. Nick collaborates closely with clients, architects, and multidisciplinary design teams to develop security solutions that align with operational goals, risk management strategies, and longterm growth plans. His experience spans hyperscale data centers, warehouse and distribution facilities, and large-scale campus developments, where reliability, scalability, and resilience are critical to success.
PAST EXPERIENCE | 32MW Existing Data Center Upgrades Phase 1 »
YEARS WITH HENDERSON
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YEARS IN INDUSTRY
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Confidential Client | Houston, TX
| 60 MW Existing Warehouse Renovation »
Confidential Client | Confidential, GA
| 48-60 MW New Data Center Phase 2 »
Confidential Client | Houston, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
Confidential Client | Hockley, TX
| Advanced Energy and Artificial Intelligence Campus »
Confidential Client | Amarillo, TX
| Emser Tile Warehouse »
Houston, TX
| Phase I »
Boulevard Oaks Distribution Center | Houston, TX
| Refrigerated Distribution Center »
WinCo Foods | Ellensburg, WA
| Fresh Grocery Store »
Confidential Client | Seattle, WA
| Terminal Modernization Program »
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Omaha Eppley Airfield | Omaha, NE
EDUCATION Texas A&M University Bachelor of Architectural Engineering
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Advancing Intel Data Center New Section 1.06 PUE Hot Aisle in Progress
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technology. ACU Nuclear Science and Engineering Research Center
Intel Data Center HP Quanta Dell Hot Aisle
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
Intel SC D2P4 Supercomputer
USDA TTU Lubbock Cotton Classing Laboratory
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ADVANCING SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGY
Data Center Experience | Fermi America Advanced Energy & Intelligence Campus | Vantage Data Centers - WA13 - 64 MW Data Center »
400,000 SF - New Building - Core and Shell
| Vantage Data Centers - WA13 - 8 MW Data Hall Fit Out »
6,000 SF - New Build - Data Hall Fit Out
| (Undisclosed Tenant) - WA13 - Data Hall Hot Aisle Containment and Office Fit Out »
New Hot Aisle Containment system and Office Fit out for Tenant
| CyrusOne HOU3 - 36 MW Data Center »
174,000 SF - Data Hall and Office Fit Out in Existing Shell Space
| CyrusOne HOU4 - 48 MW Data Center »
173,000 SF - New Data Hall Addition to Existing Data Center
| (Undisclosed Tenant) - HOU3 & 4 - Tenant Fit Out »
New Tenant Data Hall and Office Fit Out
| CyrusOne DFW3 and 4 - Data Hall Load Adder »
New Equipment and Service Yard Updates to Existing Data Center
| CyrusOne NVA7 - 32 MW Data Center »
180,000 SF - New 3-Story Data Center
| Flexential - Compark Data Center - Load Adder »
Multiple Phase - New Equipment and Service Yard Updates to an Existing Data Center
| 72 MW Colocation Data Center »
Confidential Client | Houston TX
| 80 MW Colocation Data Center »
Confidential Client | Houston TX
| Tesla Gigafactory & Cathode Facility Server Room Build* »
Tesla | Austin, TX
| Switch TX2 POD2 Full Build Out* »
Data Foundry/Switch | Austin, TX
| KC Data Center »
Kansas City, MO
| New Data Centers - Multiple Projects 30-72 MW »
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Confidential Client | Confidential Locations
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2024 ENR Texas & Louisiana Annual Awards Abilene Christian University, Science and Engineering Research Center - Award Merit 2023 Parkhill Design Awards Excellence in Structural Engineering - Honor Award
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ADVANCING NUCLEAR SCIENCE
Nuclear Science Engineering and Research Facility Abilene Christian University | Abilene, TX Parkhill partnered with national leader Nuclear Energy Consultants (NEC) of Rockville, Maryland in the scoping and design of this project – a class of reactor which was not even classified for regulation by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). In late winter 2020, Parkhill was selected by Abilene Christian University (ACU) to design a 34,000 SF two-story research facility to be built on the ACU Abilene Campus – in partnership with the University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, and Georgia Tech University – that would house the first collegiate-based fourth-generation molten-salt-moderated uranium test reactor in the world. In addition to programming and designing offices, meeting spaces, radiological laboratory and fabrication spaces, Parkhill was also tasked with coordinating and designing for a 30-foot-tall research bay with significant structural coordination needs, including incorporating a NOG-1-rated 50-ton-capacity overhead bridge crane, a massive 25-foot-deep subgrade reactor trench designed both to carry dead and live loads of many hundreds of tons, and act as latent radiological shielding for the planned 1 MW test reactor that would be emplaced in the trench. This experience in handling sophisticated infrastructure, specialized equipment, and regulatory compliance directly aligns with the skills needed to successfully deliver a high-containment public health laboratory for the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
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Mission Critical Hyperscale Data Centers
Colocation
NATIONAL CLIENT NO. 1
| 32 MW Phase 1
| Data Center Engineering Feasibility Studies for Seven Confidential Locations | Data Center Fire Protection Design for Three Confidential Locations, VA | Data Center Upgrade »
Confidential Locations | Data Center Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) Ventilation Design for a Confidential location in Virginia | Data Center Ventilation Design for 12 Confidential Locations NATIONAL CLIENT NO. 2 | Data Center Administration Areas Refresh Design-build construction project with MEP and finishes for multiple confidential locations | Data Center Fiber Network Installation »
Construction project with fiber cable installation for multiple confidential locations including conduit, duct bank, and polymer concrete trenches
| Data Center Fiber Network Upgrade »
Construction project with fiber cable installation for multiple confidential locations in existing conduit
| Data Center Mechanical & Electrical Upgrades »
Design-build construction project with MEP equipment upgrades
Whole building renovation while maintaining 8 MW existing customer
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Confidential, TX
| 60 MW Existing Warehouse Renovation »
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire and life safety, security, and telecom (MEPF/S/T) design Confidential, GA
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) equipment installation, integration, and commissioning for 11
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| 60 MW New Construction Phase 1 Due Diligence »
MEPF/S/T design Confidential, VA
| 60 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
MEPF/S/T design Confidential, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 1 »
Master planned for 400MW+
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Confidential, TX
| 72 MW New Construction Phase 2 »
Master planned for 300MW+
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Confidential, TX
Edge | Sub-Surface, 8 MW Data Hall Finish »
Confidential, MO
| 5 MW Expansion of Existing Facility »
Confidential, KS
| 2MW+ Modular DC Infrastructure & Power Generation »
Confidential Client | Multiple Locations
for redundancy improvements for a confidential location | Data Center Rack Enclosure »
Design-build construction project with stand alone enclosure for server racks and sensitive robotics
| Data Center Single Point of Failure Remediation »
Design-build construction project with MEP equipment upgrades for redundancy improvements for a confidential location
NATIONAL CLIENT NO. 3 | MSA for Infrastructure & New Projects for confidential locations NATIONAL CLIENT NO. 4 | Water Filtration & Condenser Water Treatment Upgrades for multiple confidential locations in Arizona DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
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ADVANCING DATA CENTER TECHNOLOGY
Data Center Upgrades Confidential Client | Houston, TX Henderson Engineers played a key role in upgrading an active data center into a high-performance colocation facility for this confidential client. This ambitious project required modernizing critical infrastructure while keeping live operations running smoothly. Additionally, a master plan was created which laid the foundation for future campus expansion. The facility upgrade included a new chilled water plant, Computer Room Air Handlers (CRAHs), Power Distribution Units (PDUs), and both medium- and low-voltage electrical systems. Additional improvements included a covered IT infrastructure, security systems, DAS/WiFi, and environmental sound measures to boost performance and reliability. A portion of the existing infrastructure was strategically reused, with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modeling guiding airflow optimization inside and out. Converting a live data center presents unique challenges, and this project was no exception. The team carefully phased upgrades, coordinated with multiple vendors, and integrated new technology. Henderson helped this confidential client transition seamlessly while positioning the facility to run efficiently and gear up for future growth. SERVICES | Electrical
| Plumbing
| Fire & Life Safety
| Security
| Mechanical
| Telecom
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Powering the Future of Artificial Intelligence.
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ADVANCING DATA CENTER TECHNOLOGY
Kansas City Data Center Due Diligence Kansas City, MO Henderson Engineers partnered with this confidential client in their bid to purchase and upgrade an existing data center into a high-performance data center. With over 6,000,000 people in the state and a rapidly expanding tech sector, Kansas City has quickly become a hub for data center operators in the United States. The goal was to squeeze every ounce of potential out of the existing infrastructure and make it better by expanding its power density while laying the groundwork and master planning for future upgrades. Henderson took the existing 36,200 SF of critical space with a 4.4MW power density and transformed it into a facility ready for up to 50MW, along with a new building addition. Our approach maximized the existing infrastructure while paving the way for future scalability. By reusing as much of the current setup as possible, we gave the facility a fresh start without reinventing the wheel. Key upgrades included converting the 2N topology to N+1 and conducting a deep dive into the raised access floor (RAF) and its structural integrity. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modeling helped optimize airflow, ensuring the facility ran cool, calm, and collected. Thanks to Henderson’s experience, with their upgraded data center designs, Henderson has set this confidential client up with the blueprint to move forward confidently, backed by smart design and plenty of room to grow.. SERVICES
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
| Electrical
| Plumbing
| Fire & Life Safety
| Security
| Mechanical
| Telecom
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ADVANCING NUCLEAR ENERGY (TYPE OF PROJECT EXAMPLE)
Confidential Data Center & DAS Facility Confidential, CA Henderson Engineers provided building system design and commissioning services on a data center and DAS facility that supports a stadium and adjacent entertainment district. Key features include communication systems and seismic design and studies for the facility. The data hall employs UL listed modular building components to comprise the portion that provides shell space for the DAS distribution centers. Our team worked with the design team to develop cooling characteristics, components, and component layout as well as the HCAV system head-end module and its associated components. This project utilized a prefabrication/modular constructor (TAS) due to an aggressive schedule. Utilizing off-site construction in central TX for the building and internal infrastructure components in approximately 12’x40’ modules allowed the work to occur concurrent to the site development and site utility work. This method saved time compared to a typical construction approach. SERVICES | Electrical | Fire & Life Safety | Mechanical | Plumbing
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Powering the Future of Artificial Intelligence.
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Advancing
TTU Jerry S Rawls College of Business Administration
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knowledge. TTU Student Housing Complex
TTU Red Raider Plaza
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
TTU R-7 Parking Lot Renovation
TTU Health Sciences Center
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ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE THROUGH DESIGN
Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Administration Expansion Texas Tech University | Lubbock, TX Architecture and Engineering Design of Vertical Construction Following the successful completion of the original Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Administration (RCOBA) in early 2012, a new and interesting problem arose. In early 2014, both RCOBA Leadership and TTU System Facilities Planning and Construction approached Parkhill with a quandary - the two-year old facility had proven so successful that enrollment had far outpaced even the most optimistic programmatic projections for the original project. RCOBA needed to rapidly expand their facility to accommodate additional classrooms, a dedicated testing center, and provide conference space for symposia, as well as additional food service offerings for a substantial percentage of the TTU student body who spent a significant amount of time at RCOBA. Parkhill was equal to the task, working rapidly with end users to program and design their additional spatial needs in the form of a 38,000 SF three-story “L” winged expansion to the west of the new but existing RCOBA facility. Parkhill worked with the Owner and CMAR to expedite design through the issuance of multiple bid packages, while seeking out creative cost saving design solutions such as salvaging the existing building west entrance cut stone facade and transplanting it to the new far west entrance to the RCOBA addition. A Chick-Fil-A restaurant was added to the southwesternmost ground floor corner of the addition with separate dedicated air handling and exhaust that was isolated from the rest of the facility. The RCOBA Expansion proved to be a much-needed and successful project, completed on schedule in time for opening for the fall semester of 2016.
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ADVANCING SCIENCE INNOVATION
BASF Seeds Innovation Center Texas Tech University System Facilities | Lubbock, TX Parkhill developed a space program and design for the first private-partnership research lease space facility on the Texas Tech Campus in Lubbock – the Seeds Innovation Center. The facility became a primary node for the North American cotton and soy operations of Bayer Crop Science, a major arm of the $70 Billion global magnate Bayer AG. This challenging project involved Parkhill working not only within the processes and culture of a Texas Tech project, but also within the distinctly different and nuanced processes and culture of Bayer CropScience. We found a design solution that integrated both new and existing construction into a functional work environment for a team of nearly 100 administrators, sales personnel, researchers, plant biologists, and agricultural field specialists – each of which had previously operated in different facilities and office cultures. In addition, we resolved the obstacles of renovating the existing University College Building (UCB) into the totally new interior environment of a high-tech open workspace for Bayer CropScience’s business operations, and research and development laboratory spaces. The new Center included a separate new 52,000 SF headhouse and greenhouse facility – a building that mates the exterior heritage of Spanish Renaissance-revival architecture with high-tech office spaces, work areas, and a highly-sophisticated 35,000 SF greenhouse. We worked within the budget to create an entirely new visual appearance for Bayer’s office workspace environment – areas that carefully integrate open modular workspaces with perimeter offices, conference spaces, and shared workrooms – all of which incorporate the use of transparent all-glass corridor walls and entries. We integrated daylighting into workspaces wherever possible. Both the research and development office suite and headhouse have shared work zones that promote team interaction, including collaboration between different departments such as molecular biologists and trait development field technicians. Shortly after the completion in 2016, Bayer CropScience was acquired by BASF, resulting in the project name change.
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Redefining Research—Creating Spaces that Inspire Innovation!
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ADVANCING STATE-OF-THE-ART RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
USDA Lubbock Cotton Classing Laboratory Texas Tech University and USDA | Lubbock, TX The Lubbock Classing Lab is at the forefront of cotton classing technology and will be instrumental in the future of the agricultural industry in West Texas. This is the first USDA AMS laboratory in the United States built specifically for automated classing. It is also the first lab designed to inspire collaboration and innovation with a Carnegie Tier One Institution of Higher Learning- Texas Tech University. The USDA AMS Cotton and Tobacco (CTP) Program selected Parkhill to design its critical cotton classing labs. Over the past 12 years, Parkhill has designed, renovated, or assessed eight facilities. These labs maintain strict temperature and humidity controls to uniformly class cotton to ASTM standards. The latest, the Lubbock Cotton Classing Lab, is the first built for automated cotton classing. Parkhill collaborated with CTP stakeholders in Memphis through an intensive design charrette. This four-day iterative process involved gathering input, sketching designs, and providing immediate feedback. The resulting lab is visitor-friendly, with elevated conference space overlooking the automated classing floor and a rotating display for temperature, humidity, and other messages. The lab also features a “Flex Space” for research and development, meetings, and lectures. It marks the first CTP partnership with Texas Tech University, fostering collaborative research in fiber and biopolymer fields. The design ensures efficiency, with state-of-the-art HVAC systems, energysaving features, and a unique blend of functionality and aesthetic harmony with Texas Tech’s Spanish Renaissance style.
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ADVANCING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
Administration Headquarters Texas Tech University | Lubbock, TX Texas Tech University needed a cost-effective and dynamic single home to its system administration. Project challenges included creating a transparent and secure, but nonostentatious work environment for over 200 personnel and eleven departments within a compact site and a three-story structure of less than 80,000 GSF. The new headquarters integrates technologically-advanced meeting spaces, promotes interface and engagement between departments previously spread across a myriad of locations, and equips the TTU System with a humble, but statured facility that can propel the TTU System into the 21st century. A diverse range of departments including the Chancellor’s Office, Board of Regents, Institutional Advancement, and Facilities Planning & Construction are now under one roof, where employees now enjoy the synergy of working in a single environment. Located at the east corner of Texas Tech Parkway and the Marsha Sharp Freeway on the western perimeter of the Texas Tech Campus, the new building has established an architectural precedent for this area of the campus, while concurrently defining the University System headquarters as being apart from that of the University. Reflective of the architectural heritage of the TTU Campus, the exterior of the System Office Building includes a unique combination of Spanish Renaissance massing and detailing, carefully merged with more contemporary elements such as a multi-story curtain wall and ribbon clerestories. Likewise, interior spaces blend a timeless palette of clean stone and wood finishes with contemporary iterations of elements such as rejeria – Spanish ironwork – and stile-and-rail wood paneling.
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Water
Lamesa USDA Water Supply Project
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resources. Caviness Pump Station Winkler Services Water Delivery System
Borger Northwest Wellfield
DATA CENTER QUALIFICATIONS
Robertson Umbenhauer Water Treatment Plant
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ADVANCING WATER COOLING TECHNOLOGIES
John C. Williams Aqueduct and Well Field Canadian River Municipal Authority | Sanford, TX The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority sought to improve the quality and increase the quantity of water provided by the CRMWA and its existing surface water supply from Lake Meredith to its eleven member cities and 450,000 customers (Amarillo, Lubbock, Pampa, Borger, Plainview, Levelland, Brownfield, Tahoka, O’Donnell, Slaton, and Lamesa). The initial phase included the development of a 50 square mile wellfield in Roberts County, 36 miles of 54-inch pipeline to deliver water to the Authority’s existing aqueduct located south of Fritch, Texas, two transmission pump stations, 27 groundwater wells with capacities ranging from 750 gpm to 3,000 gpm, two well field pump stations, groundwater monitoring wells, and 22 miles of well field collection piping ranging in size from 8 inches to 30 inches. It also included wellfield electrical distribution and access road systems and a SCADA system to interact with the Authority’s existing system. The project began with design in 1995, delivery of groundwater in 2001, an expansion of the well field, including 15 additional wells and 12 miles of 54-inch pipe, and 13 miles of collection pipe with construction completed by mid-2010. We are completing an additional four wells, three miles of 18-inch collection pipe which will be in operation by end of the summer 2025. Due to the varied nature of the work (wells, pipelines, pump stations, electrical distribution, access roads), the most challenging aspect of the project was coordinating as many as ten contractors working simultaneously in the same general area. All three phases of the CRMWA well field project utilized test holes to identify the optimum formation locations to determine the placement of production wells. By employing sophisticated electronic logging, improved formation characterization could be derived. Following the test hole and logging program, several prototype wells were constructed to validate assumptions and hypotheses regarding the formation. Additionally, water quality testing was performed to verify potable water standards could be met. Electromagnetic imaging technology made this project unique.
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AWARD WINNING PROJECT
Midland T-Bar Wellfield Design and Construction Midland County Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 | Midland, TX Parkhill addressed severe drought and population growth by completing extensive infrastructure, including wells, pipelines, storage reservoirs, and a pump station, in under 12 months, ensuring a sustainable water supply for over 40 years. *All 32 property easements were acquired through purchase without condemnation. The T-Bar Well Field water project in Midland, Texas, led by Parkhill, was completed in under 12 months to address a severe drought and rapid population growth, providing water for over 40 years. The City of Midland, having purchased the T-Bar Ranch decades ago, partnered with the Midland County Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 in 2011 for the project. The largest municipal project in Midland’s history, it included drilling 42 wells, installing 58 miles of 48” transmission, 18 miles of 8” to 36” collection, constructing 9MG in of ground and elevated storage reservoirs, setting up a 20 MGD (million of gallons per day) high-service pump station, and implementing a SCADA system for monitoring. The project has received multiple awards, including the National Council for Public-Private Partnerships’ 2014 Infrastructure Project Award. Sara Bustilloz, Public Information Officer for Midland, praised the project as a testament to hard work and success.
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National Council for Public-Private Partnerships’ 2014 Infrastructure Project Award
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extraordinary. McKinney Municipal Complex Denton Fire Station/Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Station
Buddy Holly Performing Arts and Sciences
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Denton Fire Station/Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Station
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DESIGNING SOLUTIONS IN MASSIVE SCALE
McKinney Municipal Complex City of McKinney | McKinney, TX In May 2019, McKinney voters passed a bond election for a new Municipal Community Complex. The goal of the complex was to include public and community spaces for City Council and citizens, as well as various City departments, which were currently in multiple buildings throughout downtown, to promote a sense of community, inclusion, and collaboration. Parkhill teamed with Lake|Flato with the idea of the Municipal Complex becoming the central part of a new district that would be created on the east side of Highway 5 within a 13-acre site. The district was intended to reflect the character of the existing downtown on the west side of Highway 5 by mirroring the framework of a 200’ x 200’ city block. The new Municipal Complex was designed to complement existing development and serve as a catalyst for redevelopment within the area. The City Hall within the complex was anticipated to be approximately 180,000 SF and house city departments, including the City Manager, City Secretary, Communications and Marketing, Development Services, Financial Services, Housing and Community Development, Human Resources, Information Technology, and Parks and Recreation Administration. The City’s Municipal Court was also included in the planning of the district. The Municipal Complex was centered around multi-purpose community spaces, both indoors and outdoors, with the potential of a City Council Chambers that was separate to promote use by the community. The design of the Municipal Complex also incorporated green space, connections to the City’s hike and bike trail network, and Old Settler’s Park. As part of a new Municipal Complex, Parkhill was to provide the design to replace 50+ year-old water and sanitary sewer lines within a 15-block area. This project was in the schematic design phase, with an anticipated start date for the preparation of construction documents in fall 2021.
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ADVANCING NATIONAL EXCELLENCE BY BUILDING COMMUNITY
Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences LEPAA | Lubbock, TX The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences is a multifaceted,
Parkhill engineers designed the dramatic, helical staircase at 56 feet
multipurpose facility in downtown Lubbock, a hub for West Texas culture.
tall across three stories. The stair weighs approximately 145 tons and is
The new facility is attracting performers from Lubbock-local groups,
constructed from hollow structural sections and steel plates. The hollow
including Ballet Lubbock, the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, local school
section had to be bent in two directions to achieve this centerpiece.
districts, Texas Tech University, and Lubbock Christian University and
Among other praises, the massive 64 x 90-foot bird’s tail, which is
performances on a national level, including Broadway, touring musicals,
supported by just one column, was another Parkhill design that impressed
dance performances, conventions, festivals, education, banquets, and
the panel of judges from Building Design + Construction.
more. The project is fully funded by private donors, which adds to this project’s high level of complexity.
As the largest performing space in West Texas, Buddy Holly Hall demonstrates Parkhill’s commitment to Transforming Community.
Parkhill is one of 16 consultants who worked on this $127.6 million project, and our professionals, as the Architect of Record firm, lent our longcultivated familiarity with the chosen contractor, local codes, drawing, construction practices, and skills at coordinating and communicating with many different consultants and types of expertise. We also teamed with other firms to provide mechanical, electrical, and structural engineering services and all plumbing design. Our team also provided site/civil services, landscape architecture and design, and some interior design services. The project had a 24-month design schedule and an aggressive 30-month construction time line.
The facility also includes a multipurpose room with space for a variety of corporate and private events, including fundraisers, festivals, shows, and more. This room has doors that open to a shaded outdoor area to allow for more functionality and flexibility. Parkhill completed all the structural engineering work for this multipurpose room and for the small theater, which will primarily house local school district and other smaller performances. 2022 AISC Innovative Design in Engineering and Architecture with Structural Steel Award National Award - $75 to $200 Million
The core of this project was to provide a multi-functional space that could be augmented for performing arts and other types of congregation
2021 Glass Magazine Awards | Best Project Team
with minimum effort. For example, the performing arts hall can be altered
ENR Texas & Louisiana
into four configurations to allow for concerts, Broadway musicals, balls,
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banquets, orchestra performances, and more. Whereas many such halls
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provide for a few of these purposes, the Buddy Holly facility allows for a broader array of uses. The full hall seats as many as 2,200 on the floor and with three lofty balconies, and the hall boasts an acoustic rating of nc15, the highest available, making it just one of only eight performing arts
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venues in the country to provide the highest quality of acoustics for its
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performers and audiences.
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Sofi Stadium LA Rams & LA Chargers | Inglewood, CA SoFi Stadium serves as the centerpiece of a 298-acre entertainment district, part of a major redevelopment effort in Los Angeles. The district includes YouTube Theater, 2,500 residential units, 2 million SF of retail and office space, and 25-acres of public parks. As a multi-purpose stadium, the engineering and technology systems were designed to create an enjoyable environment for up to 100,000 fans and allow for flexibility in the venue. Henderson Engineers led the systems design for club spaces, suites and VIP areas, press box, concessions, locker rooms, and underground parking. We designed a robust development-wide electronic physical security system with both primary and multiple secondary command posts. A campuswide central plant for chilled water and heated water was included in the project. Our systems also support a transparent canopy that shelters fans while allowing natural sunlight to wash across the field during the game. The canopy is made from durable and sustainable flourine-based plastic to minimize environmental impact. Sustainability and energy efficient systems were essential to the project. By performing a microclimate analysis based on the stadium’s location, we were able to evaluate bowl cooling options. In addition, we preformed life cycle analysis of energy sources and building systems and LED lighting pay back analysis. The project’s sustainable strategies meet all Title 24 and Cal Green requirements. The engineering and technology systems are designed to not only create an enjoyable environment for fans, but also allow for flexibility in the venue. SERVICES | Acoustics
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Baird Center Wisconsin Center District | Milwaukee, WI The Wisconsin Center District in Milwaukee built on the momentum established by the construction of the Fiserv Forum and The Deer District by embarking on Phase 3 of the Wisconsin Center. Henderson Engineers served as the prime mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire and life safety (MEPF) and technology consultant, proudly leading a diverse and predominantly local team of partners to bring this vision to life. The expansion created a convention campus, with two distinct entrances and two distinct blocks of meeting and ballroom space, tied together over a busy city street by a contiguous exhibit hall spanning from the north end to the south end of the expanded convention center. This added approximately 110,000 SF of elevated exhibit hall space, 35,000 SF of meeting rooms, 90,000 SF of lobbies and pre-function areas, and a 30,000 SF ballroom perched on an expansive roof terrace offering dramatic views to the Northeast. The expansion also included a new satellite central utility plant, where heating hot water and domestic hot water were derived from a municipal scale district steam system. This integration to the city’s district steam infrastructure contributes to the Baird Center’s 23% energy efficiency improvement over typical new convention centers. Electrically, the expansion features a medium voltage service and distributed medium voltage feeders across the wide facility footprint to minimize typical electrical efficiency losses while effectively powering the densely used event spaces portions of the facility. The expansion also incorporates rooftop solar power generation, tied into the building’s distribution infrastructure, reinforcing a commitment to sustainability and desire to reduce reliance on fossil fuel powered electricity generating infrastructure. SERVICES | Acoustics
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| Sustainability
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