Priefert Complex Designs' Spring 2015 Newsletter

Welcome to Priefert Complex Designs’ Spring 2015 newsletter! This is our first newsletter of the year, designed to keep you updated on the latest projects and provide updates on others we’ve been working on.

We trust that your year has started off nicely and you’ve been enjoying the beautiful spring weather. Although some construction projects have been delayed as much of Texas has experienced much-needed rains, it would be hard to complain considering the widespread drought conditions over the past few years.

For PCD, the past few months have been extremely busy with various projects across the country now at differing phases – some are just beginning, others are in the midst of construction and some have held their first events.

We are blessed to have been a part of these developments and are thankful for the friends we have made along the way. We look forward to the continuing to provide a common sense approach to the designs of these meaningful projects.

If you know of a group with aspirations of a new facility or facility upgrades, we’d like to hear from you.

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Childress, Texas

Woodward, OklahomaEvents Center

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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION FACILITIESPhase I - Preliminary Master Plan Report

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New Mexico State University

PCD teamed with the architectural firm, Parkhill, Smith & Cooper to recently complete a master plan study for New Mexico State University’s College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences campus.The assignment included stake-holder meetings regarding existing academic and research programs, analysis of the agricultural campus for livestock, equipment and student flow, a review of the integrity of the existing facilities, initial planning for replacement buildings, project budgeting and the development of a phasing plan. Potential replacement buildings included a multi-purpose arena, range

In April, Priefert delivered over 1500 Expo Stalls to the state fairgrounds in Columbus, Ohio as part of a major renovation to the equine facilities supporting the All American Quarter Horse Congress.

The Ohio Exposition Center, under the guidance of the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, undertook a major renovation of the Gilligan Complex. A total of 1012 new permanent stalls, along with an additional 500 temporary stalls, now enhance the facilities for participants at the world’s largest single-breed horse show.

Thanks to all who helped make this possible.

management lab, a new feed mill, an equipment barn, vivarium and a new meat lab. Repurposed buildings included historic bull and sheep barns.The goals of the master planning effort were to increase the exposure of the agricultural

department, plan for expansion due to the increasing demands of the academic programs, provide technological upgrades, to increase operational efficiencies and to promote and improve aspects of student and livestock safety.

Parkhill, Smith & Cooper is a multi-disciplined, full service design firm with offices in Lubbock, Midland, El Paso, Amarillo, Abilene and Los Cruces, New Mexico.

Quarter Horse Congress Columbus, Ohio

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Childress Event Center Childress, Texas

Design is complete and construction is underway for Childress’ new multi-purpose events center. Project completion is anticipated for Summer, 2015.PCD led the design team for Dallas’ Lee-Tex Construction for this $3.5 million design-build project.Other team members included Total Engineering Services of Longview, TX and AMD Engineering of Childress.

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Woodward County Fairgrounds Woodward, Oklahoma

The new event center and the repurposing of theexisting buildings is now complete.

Recently held events included a district livestock show,a farm show and corporate meetings.

PCD began working with AIP Architects of Norman, OK on master planning of the Woodward County Fairgrounds in 2012. Design was completed in 2013. PCD completed master planning, livestock consulting, structural engineering and pre-engineered metal building coordination for this $8 million project for the citizens of Woodward County.

The project included the design and construction of a new exhibition hall, Oklahoma State Extension offices, a livestock wash bay building and the refurbishing of two existing multi-purpose buildings.

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