The newest building on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs campus, The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center stands on the edge of campus as a focal point to the future. The center, opened in June, is the premiere destination for sports medicine, health and human performance.

RTA Architects promotes Darren Rouse to associate.

RTA Architects promotes Eric Ward to associate.

RTA Architects promotes Jon Bock to associate.

RTA Architects promotes Jessica Massie to associate.

RTA Architects promoted Ken Gregg, AIA, to associate principal. Gregg joined RTA in 2005 and is a leader of the firm’s K-12 education practice. He has received numerous design awards […]

RTA Architects promotes Mike Riggs to associate principal

Vertix Builders began construction recently on the new Parker MOB III medical office building on the Parker Adventist Medical Campus. As a health care construction specialist, Vertix Builders will be working with a team that includes RTA Architects, Med Development and Parker Adventist.

Crews are in the second year of construction of the new $56 million, 38,000-square-foot Pikes Peak Summit Complex, a three-building campus consisting of a visitor center with dining and rooftop terraces, observation decks and interactive displays, and a high-altitude research and communications center.

The charming town of Colorado Springs, founded by Gen. William Jackson Palmer in 1871, has long been a popular destination. The beautiful scenery welcomed U.S. and international visitors, and the plentiful sunshine and dry climate drew those seeking health benefits.