RML Architects

Thrill & Chill Family Entertainment Facility

MHA Nation acquired a premanufactured 27,500 S.F. metal building built in 2007 that has now been repurposed into a Family Entertainment Facility. Located at the Intersection of College Drive and HWY 23 in New Town, ND this venue will soon offer attractions and games for the enjoyment of children, families, and visitors to the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation while also creating job opportunities for the local community.
The project includes 11 different proposed attractions, offering a mix of dining, entertainment, games and activities for families and visitors alike. With safety and health objectives as one of the key elements of design, this building will be a welcome amenity to the entire region. MHA Nation is intending on owning and operating the FEC when project is complete.
Featured Attractions:
• Duck Pin Social Bowling
• Laser Tag (cosmic)
• Mini Golf (cosmic)
• Vex 6-person Virtual Reality Simulator
• 40+ Arcade Style Games
• Ropes Course
• Climbing Walls
• Half-court Basketball
• Golf Simulator with multi-sprot options
• Movie Theater Suites
• Sports / Restaurant

Project team members include Swenson Hagen Engineers (Civil), Albertson Engineering Inc. (Structural), Smith and Boucher Engineering (MEP), Collaborative Design Group (Interiors) and Woodstone Inc (CM).

Kidney Dialysis Unit

RMLa is excited to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Kidney Dialysis Unit on the Elbowoods Memorial Health Campus in New Town, ND. This facility will provide end stage renal dialysis treatment to enrolled MHA Nation Members in a joint effort by the MHA Nation Health Department and Sandford Health Dialysis Nursing Administration.
The facility includes 12 treatment stations (2 isolation treatment rooms), administration, treatment nursing space, touchdown space for visiting doctors, patient nutrition areas, and room for new state of the art water treatment and medical systems. It also features 2 fully equipped peritoneal home hemodialysis training rooms to educate patients on home dialysis program procedures that allow many to eventually provide their own home-based dialysis treatments.
The program treatment times and quantities will support up to 36 patients per day. The building features an enclosed drive-through garage to protect patients from inclement weather during drop-off and pick-up. The program will be jointly operated by the MHA Nation Health Department and Sanford Health Dialysis Nursing Administration.

Project team members include Swenson Hagen Engineers (Civil), Albertson Engineering (Structural), Smith and Boucher Engineering (MEP), Collaborative Design (Interiors) and Consolidated Construction Company (CM).