The Radio Shop Replacement Project was a design-build project of a 7,000 sq. ft. service and support facility for Los Alamos National Laboratory. The facility consisted of a high–bay service area to accommodate vehicles as large as fire trucks for radio installation and maintenance, an office area for technical support personnel, and a radio equipment room linked to a 70-foot-high tower. The building sits on a concrete slab with turned-down footings to support the structure. Exterior finish is exposed CMU stucco. Aluminum windows and skylights provide natural lighting. The interior finishes are drywall, carpet or VCT and acoustical ceiling tiles. The restrooms have ceramic tile floors and wainscot. Two large coiling doors provide drive-through access for trucks requiring service.