The new PK–5 school features a one-story administration area alongside a two-story building housing the main lobby, corridors, and library media center, plus a separate one-story virtual learning academy. The facility includes a gymnasium, cafetorium with stage, kitchen, and specialty classrooms for art, music, and science. Outdoor spaces feature central learning courtyards with gardens, outdoor…
A new Class A state office building rises 14 stories and spans 603,000 SF, paired with a 12-level, 692,000 SF parking garage that accommodates 1,665 vehicles. Parking consists of five below-grade levels and seven above-grade levels. As part of the Capitol Complex Project, the development includes a cultural venue with a café on the ground…
Socorro County Detention Center replaces an outdated downtown facility with a 21,000 SF
building designed for safety, efficiency, and flexibility. Housing up to 108 inmates in eight
pods, the
“
super pod
”
layout
creates
a central observation core to streaml
ine supervision.
Six pods are monitored indirectly from a control room, while two direct
–
supervision
dormitories support trustee housing. A rear service chase design keeps utilities and
plumbing secure, while
the plan
improves staff efficiency, safety, and
operational costs.
This project repairs approximately 30,000 SF of damage across eight floors caused by a
chiller line break during Hurricane Harvey. Impacted spaces include six courtrooms,
judge
’
s chambers, administrative offices, classrooms, workspaces, and reception areas
.
Repairs restore each space with new piping and insulation, drywall, finishes, paint,
flooring, millwork, casework, and ceilings, returning the building to full function.
The 300
–
bed facility houses 200 males
,
100 females,
and
includes a laundry, kitchen,
medical unit, booking department, and an enclosed vehicle
“
sallyport
.”
Additional features
include a male/female waiting room, pharmacy, medical isolation cells, and padded cells.
A centralized control room oversees operations, while six double cells for females and a
housing area divided by a central corridor enhance functi
onality. The core pod is designed
to prepare the complex for future expansion.
The
energy
–
efficient correctional complex houses 1,444 inmates with the ability to expand
by 512 beds. The
415,000 SF
project includes a new wastewater treatment plant, electrical
substation, and water distribution system to support the facility. It also features a medical
clinic, law library, and a vocational school offering auto diesel, HVAC, and CAD training.
Programm
ing includes
comprehensive rehabilitation and skill development.
This design
–
build project delivers the state
’
s only secure care treatment facility for
juveniles, expanding the historic 1919 site into a modern, purpose
–
built campus. The
facility provides housing for 144 youth in six low
–
security cottages and one high
–
se
curity
male cottage, designed to create a safe, residential environment. New construction also
adds a dining hall, warehouse, and support building with a crisis management unit, clinic,
and intake. Outdoor spaces feature a courtyard, picnic area, basketbal
l courts, and
soccer
fields
.
The
Hazardous Material Storage Building
is a p
re
–
engineered metal building (PEMB) that
support
s
university operations by safely managing hazardous waste
,
in
cluding
halogenated
and non
–
halogenated chemicals, toxic and corrosive materials, and universal waste
.
The
use of c
hemical batching ensure
s
safe and efficient processing of
hazardous
materials.
This design
–
build project delivers a 48,000
SF
, 15,000
–
ton central chilling
station, a 36,000
–
ton/hour thermal energy storage system with a 5.5
–
million
–
gallon tank,
and a 13,000
SF
cooling tower to serve the new Medical School District in downtown
Austin. The team installs underground chilled water lines beneath an existing parking
garage, excavates and constructs a vault room, and delivers chilled water to the campus
ahead of sched
ule
.
A new cement terminal on the Port of Houston ship channel supports
efficient material handling and processing. The facility includes structural steel,
equipment, and piping to move a mix of Egyptian
white sand, Samalot limestone, and
Aswan Kaolin stone from ship to storage silos via belt conveyors. From the silos, material
flows seamlessly to the packaging plant
.
The central utility plant serves 10 million SF across the OSU–Stillwater campus, delivering reliable steam and chilled water to 82 buildings. High-capacity boilersand chillers support heating, cooling, and process needs through an extensive underground distribution network. Designed as both infrastructure and a teaching tool, the facility includes an 80-seat classroom and an observation deck overlooking plant operations. The project also modernizes the campus electrical distribution system with increased voltage capacity, underground duct banks, and anew 12,000 SF power distribution center that includes a hardened basement electrical vault designed to withstand F3 winds, strengthening resilience and supporting the university’s long-term growth.
The Fort Bend County LID #2 Storm Water Pump Station protects the Sugar
Land community from flooding by moving up to 1.3 million gallons of water per minute.
Seven vertical
pumps, supported by redundant power and monitoring systems, deliver
reliable performance during severe weather events. Built to withstand demanding
conditions, the facility strengthens regional flood control and safeguards homes,
businesses, and critical i
nfrastructure. The project includes a robust inlet structure,
integrated electrical systems, and self
–
performed installation of major equipment,
ensuring long
–
term reliability for a community that depends on it.