Case Studies

We completely brought the energy and life back into the building...The simple architectural details that are here, they are original. We wanted to make sure that we could salvage what we could...We had to put the extra work in to make sure that it looks the way it used to.

This magnificent facility promises to change how health care is delivered to our children...Its design for efficiency of care was not by accident; a number of UofL staff spent...time exploring the best practices from throughout the nation and took the best of those to implement here in Louisville.

CMTA provided great energy modeling data to ensure the financial performance of the geothermal system. Now that the system has been in operation for a year, its energy use is extremely low and we are realizing the predicted return on the investment.

This project…provides state-of-the-art space for our students to learn, to engage their professors and to relax and catch up with their friends. In addition to the services offered in this building—tutoring, mentoring, and advising—will help ensure our students are on the path to success.

Without CMTA's unique engineering expertise in energy efficient design, this [facility] would not have been possible.

When I look at the new lab, I see a modern, well-designed facility that will not only meet the current needs of the livestock industry and companion animal owners in North Dakota and the surrounding region, but also is sufficiently flexible to adapt to future animal health challenges.

We wanted this multi-departmental science building to be student friendly, utilitarian, energy efficient and a healthy environment for work and learning. We are proud of the final result and look forward to enhanced student learning in its innovative spaces.

It has been at the very heart of life in Lexington, geographically and culturally; its magnificent dome an enduring symbol of our city, firmly at the core of Lexington’s spirit.

We knew we wanted to build a school that would carry us into the future and support next-generation learning.