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We’ll share photos of the new space soon, so stay tuned. There’s lots to say about this space, like the fresh look and innovative fire suppression system. All of this makes up an exciting development for the Salina community and the Kansas aerospace community at large.

The @SalinaAirport Authority cut the ribbon on their newly renovated Hangar 626, built by Hutton Design+Build. Special guest @JerryMoran gave remarks at the celebration, recognizing the rich history of Kansas aviation. Many in the community gathered to help unveil the hangar.

USD 475 will immediately begin to see the benefits of this installation, as these solar panels are anticipated to offset approximately 20% of the school’s annual electrical usage.

Solar panels produce electricity by capturing the sun’s energy with solar cells. The cells transfer that energy through a complex wiring system. As it passes through diodes and builds up voltage, it is then sent to an inverter which converts the voltage into usable electricity.

Hutton Energy Services recently completed an installation of photovoltaic (PV) solar panels at Geary County Schools @USD475 Morris Hill Elementary School in Fort Riley, KS, to offset the energy used by the school.

This project exemplifies the strong partnership between Hutton, Kolde, the Directorate of Public Works-Fort Riley, and the United States Army. Congratulations team!

Our Salina team, who has worked at @FortRiley on several projects, received recognition along with Kolde Concrete and the Directorate of Public Works-Fort Riley for a project where we installed more than 21,000 SF of concrete sidewalks and more than 1,600 LF of curbs and gutters.

On the exterior, the Salina Art Center is now instantly identifiable with their new sign, art feature and exterior renovations. They just debuted the new look — we encourage community members to see the updates for yourself, as well as the beautiful art inside.

In collaboration with Jones Gillam Renz Architects, Hutton Design+Build completed the construction for the Salina Art Center’s north building renovation, which included a custom welcome desk, new office spaces, a commercial kitchen and some maintenance and mechanical updates.

Our designers walked the clients through the space, allowing them to make some final design decisions as well. Over the course of these projects, Hutton builds relationships with owners to ensure transparency and deliver the facility our clients have been dreaming of for so long.

Finishing strong is as important as any other point in the Design+Build process. For the Humlicek Family Dental project, our team held one of our last client meetings with the owners to make sure the final stages of construction are on schedule.

While these summer internships are a great way for students to gain experience, they’re also a way to create lifelong memories and friendships over the summer.

Yesterday, Hutton held a potluck for our interns after a long day of learning from our Design+Build professionals. It was a great opportunity for them to bond with our team members over hot dogs, hamburgers and homemade cookies.

We finished deconstructing Docking before the start of the year, and we’ve been reconstructing it since January. Let’s check in with Hutton Design+Build project manager Jim Keusler for an update for the Docking project in Topeka, KS. wibw.com/2024/06/18/doc…

Great things coming for USD 417!!! This leadership team is 🔥🔥. Thank you @HuttonBuilds & @bjbrungardt #WeR417

This plant operates 24/7, distilling grain and corn oil into around 53 million gallons of renewable fuel each year. Now, after more than 20 years in business, Hutton is helping them to bolster that processing capacity. The updates should be finished in the next few months.

Trenton Agri Products is a Trenton NE ethanol producer who converts corn into biofuel, distillers grains and corn oil. We have been building a concrete foundation for their new 535,000-gallon fermenter addition and installing containment for their wet distillers grain storage.

It was designed to match the existing brand aesthetic of other Equity Bank branches. In addition to these upgrades, a few floors were also updated, and the entire building was repainted with updates to the entrance façade rounding out the project.

Hutton Design+Build handled the architecture and construction responsibilities of this upgrade, which included a top visor and a geometrical corner piece on the northeast facade—all highlighted with lighting features for enhanced visibility.

The @Equity Bank Tower has been looking over east Wichita since it was built in 1973. After working with the team to update some of the interior floors of the tower and their other bank branches for the past few years, it was time for an exterior facelift.