The entrance to the campus has the appearance of being strictly a large office complex as the building is positioned on a sloping lot and the building was designed with multiple roof levels which camouflages the backside of the maintenance yard. The office structure has multiple administrative and executive offices, conference room, and with the shape of the building, a outdoor courtyard is nestled in between two sections of the building and many of the private offices have excellent views of the peaceful surroundings.

Recipient of the 2002 Project of the Year Award by Associated General Contractors and the 2002 Excellence in Construction Award presented by Associated Building Contractors.

There are three main buildings, the largest of which is the Office/Warehouse. This building has a 99,000 square foot warehouse and distribution area, complete with a validated cooler and freezer space for handling raw materials and completed product. At the front of the Warehouse is a 20,000 square foot Administration Building, located adjacent to the Amenity Lake.

Airsys ATM Inc., formerly Wilcox Electric Inc., decided to make the move from Kansas City, MO to Shawnee. They knew that space was hard to come by in this area, and they knew that even if they found a vacant building, it probably wouldn’t meet their needs.

Airsys teamed with Titan Construction to get the $6 million project under way. The 142,000 square foot facility was completed in September 1997, just six months after breaking ground.

Rapidly growing Bank Midwest selected an newly developed area in Lee’s Summit for their latest branch. With new retail developments and residential neighborhoods surrounding
this prime location, the new bank provides drive-through lanes, teller stations and executive offices.

The project includes the interior build out of 91,499 square feet of space within selected areas within the Town Pavilion facility located in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Once completed, this newly remodeled space will become the corporate offices of Dickinson Financial, Inc. The Executive and Administrative suites will incorporate over 19,800 square feet and will be enriched with wood finishes. The facility will also house an Operations and Data Center totalling over 41,600 square feet and a Training Center of 5,600 square feet.

Over 3,500 square feet will be dedicated to a retail banking facility.

Titan Construction provided construction services for the new First State Bank located in Kansas City, Missouri. Although the project was completed in the 90’s, the structure is of all brick construction and high quality interior finishes to withstand the test of time.

Titan Construction was the general contractor on this newly renovated and remodeled hospital that would serve the community with immediate medial attention. The facility was completed in 1994.

The facility included general examination rooms, minor surgical procedures and administrative offices. The added space to the facility included areas of surgery, lab, x-ray, emergency room, clinic space, pharmacy, and lobby areas.

The Nursing Center accommodates 120 older adults under long-term care and consists of four wings which wrap around the exterior courtyard. The Center has a commercial kitchen which supplies meals to the residents, as well as for the Meals-on-Wheels program.

The balance of the building accommodates the Public Health Clinic and offices associated with public immunization, medical counseling and health education.

This medical facility includes multiple exam rooms, doctor offices, nurse’s stations, lab, x-ray department, in-house accounting and scheduling and comfortable lobby for waiting clients. One of the features of this facility is the “well-child” / “ill-child” area. These areas are separate from the main waiting area and serves as a way to isolate the ill child during interactive play while waiting. The play areas are equipped with multiple hard surface play structures which allows for quick and easy sanitation.

Located in Olathe, Kansas, this new facility serves as the main branch for the library system. The plush interiors creates an inviting space to conduct research. A children’s area is separate from the main library area to promote a sound proofing interiors. The 11,800 square foot facility is situated on 4½ acres of land donated by the City of Olathe. Included in the new facility is a community meeting room that
will seat 75 people. Windows and outdoor seating will take advantage of the park-like setting and a children’s activity patio will host special programs.

Designed for 1200 students, this new magnet high school for the fine and performing arts is built on the site where the original Paseo High School stood. The new Paseo includes many specialized spaces including large dance studios, a ceramics lab, a painting lab along with other art rooms, two large instrumental rooms (band and orchestra), vocal music studios as well as six private practice rooms.

Other specialized spaces include science labs and prep areas, a health center with a lab, a gymnasium, learning resource center, an administrative wing, and classrooms.

The four-story building was especially challenging due to complex program requirement compounded by a very tightly sloping urban site. Titan constructed this new high school facility with a connecting link to the Middle School.

Of particular interest was the gymnasium -- it was built on the second floor. It was critical that the floor in the gym be an FF50 (or super-flat). This challenge was met by specially designed floor joists and the commitment to quality on the part of all team members. Completed in 1992, this renovation and addition project totaled over 148,000 square feet. One of the special features was to have an updated, modern library/media center.

This new two-story will have over 48,000 square feet and will serve as the resource library for genealogy research for the Mid Continent Public Library. Located in Independence, Missouri, this new facility will serve as a regional document storage place for genealogy records.

The current Genealogy Library is attached to the North Independence Library and has a total of 12,000 square feet. This new facility will be more than four-times the current facility in size. The current facility is the second largest tourist attraction in Independence.

One of the largest construction components of any project is the HVAC system. The Genealogy Library includes a Dual Airway “AirFixture” System which will run at 20% reduction in noise, be more efficient generating an operating cost savings and has a more efficient zone control system to better stabilize the temperature to be more consistent in the entire facility.