Did you ever hear of a building project finishing ahead of schedule? The Loux Center at the College of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas did just that. This remarkable facility stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and efficient design. The Loux Center isn’t just another building on campus. It’s a unique public/private partnership that brings classroom learning and real-world application together under one roof. Imagine students learning about treating brain stem injuries, then stepping into a fully equipped facility to practice their skills. This is the reality at The Loux Center. It houses physical therapy treatment rooms, an occupational therapy lab, and even a physical therapy pool specifically designed for patients with brain stem injuries. The $3.5 million project utilized a Design-Build method. This innovative approach allowed the project to be completed in a mere seven months. This is a significant feat considering the architect estimated a traditional hard-bid method would take double that time, approximately fourteen months. The Loux Center stands as a testament to how efficient planning and execution can lead to remarkable results, benefiting both students and the community.
Pecos Legacy Park
Why did the Burkholder Ranch House cross Pecos Legacy Park? To get to the other side of Henderson’s history, of