Alan Webb
“It is true that architecture changes how one feels. The artful use of colored panels makes one excited about being there. It is an experience to be in that space as the geometry and use of metal serves to excite you. It is another creative application of metal that helps the building succeed.”
Alan Webb Mazda recognized as the Best Metal Building of 2009 by Metal Construction News! 
The owner had already bought the land and was planning on using the traditional design, bid, build approach instead of design-build for his project. During the design stage, they encountered severely poor soil conditions, forcing the buildings to be constructed with costly geo-piers. RSV was collaborated with a site work subcontractor to work with the geotechnical consultant focusing on how to mitigate cost impacts per the conditions. Since the project included the construction of two separate buildings, a strategic combination of soil treatment and foundation alternatives were used which saved the client over $300,000. Timing was critical as the owner was paying for lease space and if he failed to vacate by a particular date, he would be faced with a $100,000 penalty. RSV completed the project exactly as promised, substantially under budget and before the client’s deadline.