Adaptive Re-Use

Adaptive Re-Use

Every building tells a story, and sometimes the smartest move is turning the page instead of starting a whole new novel. Adaptive re‑use has become an increasingly important way to reimagine the buildings we already have, offering a practical balance of fiscal...
Carr Earns PE License

Carr Earns PE License

We’re proud to announce that Nick Carr has earned his Professional Mechanical Engineer (PE) license. Nick has been a key part of our team since joining us after graduating from South Dakota State University. To date, he has contributed more than 16,500 hours across...
Adaptive Re-Use

Sports Venues

With the Winter Olympics recently wrapping up, March Madness heating up, and excitement building for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it’s safe to say the sports world hasn’t taken a day off. But athletics isn’t just about the headline events or packed stadiums— sports come...
2025 Year In Review

2025 Year In Review

Last year, we celebrated 40 years. This year, we updated our look to match the future we’re building. The logo may be new, but the people and promise behind it haven’t changed. Long story short, we’re still the same trusted team of AEC pros with a lot to celebrate in...
Adaptive Re-Use

Shops & Maintenance Garages

As winter approaches and fleets prepare for colder starts, icy roads, and longer repair lists, the importance of well-designed maintenance garages and shops comes into sharp focus. In this issue, we’re exploring the critical role of MEP systems in keeping these...
2025 Year In Review

WPE Shares Updated Logo

West Plains Engineering was built on values that still guide us today—hard work, integrity, and trust. We’re proud to share a new logo that embraces those roots while reinforcing our commitment to progress. It keeps our familiar WPE monogram, honoring our...