The Area Development Plan (ADP) for the Centennial Training Center (CTC) enclave located at Fort Carson, CO explores future development and expansion options at the site to support enhanced operations of the current mission and provide future growth in the next 15-20 years. The CTC is a state-of-the-art training facility operated by the Colorado Army National Guard (COARNG).
The planning team reviewed reference documents relating to the site, conducted interviews with a wide range of COARNG and Fort Carson personnel and subject matter experts, analyzed existing facility utilization, developed programming requirements for desired new facilities, and facilitated on-site work sessions and a charrette with key stakeholders and COARNG leadership to generate conceptual designs and reach consensus on the preferred alternative design concept for the CTC.
After completion of the ADP, RS&H was selected for the design of the CTC site, currently underway.
Related Projects
RS&H was hired by Peterson AFB to produce two Area Development Plans focusing on the Command Complex and Triangle Areas.
RS&H was tasked with compiling data for a space utilization report at Peterson AFB, CO. The purpose of the project was to survey 91 buildings totaling 2,033,400 GSF and provide an assessment of existing conditions to establish accurate inventory data.
The building of the North Colorado Springs Readiness Center (NCSRC) represents the culmination of a successful collaboration between the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) and the Colorado Army National Guard (COARNG) to locate a National Guard facility on USAFA property.
