Rangeview Office Buildings
The Rangeview Office Campus is comprised of a series of three and four-story, multi-tenant office buildings in the Centerra Development.
Client
Alliance Construction, McWhinney Enterprises
Project Size
First Phase: 55,000 sf
Second Phase: 42,930 sf
Third Phase: 61,582 sf
Fourth Phase: 53,972 sf
Building Performance
Phase 3: LEED-CS Silver
Phase 4: LEED-CS Gold
Awards
National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP), 2002 Best Office Project under 100,000 sf
Professional Services
Architecture
Interior Design
Master Planning
RNL was selected by McWhinney Enterprises to design a campus comprised of a series of three and four-story, multi-tenant office buildings in the Centerra Development. The 11.75-acre site, adjacent to two lakes and a dedicated green belt park, is master planned for four phases with a final build-out of 213,484 sf of office space. Phase I was designed as the signature office building for both the McWhinney Enterprises and Alliance Construction headquarters.
The buildings are brick veneer with EIFS detailing and include standing seam metal mansard roofs, with a steel brise soleil overhang. Phase III and IV of the development incorporate a colonnade to connect the buildings with site amenities. Phase III and IV have been designed to improve occupant well-being, environmental performance, and economic returns by incorporating innovative practices, standards and technologies through the LEED Green Building Rating System. Phase III received a Silver LEED Rating and Phase IV received a Gold LEED Rating. The Phase V office building is currently under construction.
Meet the team
Josh
Gould
Corporate Market Lead
As RNL’s CEO and Chairman of the Board, Josh Gould has proven an exceptionally strategic leader, guiding an expansion of the geographies and markets that RNL serves. In his more than 30 years with the company, Josh has also been instrumental in shaping the holistic design philosophy that has become one of RNL’s most significant competitive differentiators.
