The new Class A office building pairs with a 277
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space standalone parking
structure. The design features shifted rectangular volumes across three levels, creating the
impression that the building
floats above the site. A façade of glass and metal panels
combines curtain wall, ribbon windows, and vertical fins to form a dynamic, modern
presence. Together, the building and parking structure deliver a refined workplace that
balances strong architectur
al expression with everyday functionality.

Since 2012, eleven floors of the corporate headquarters have been renovated
as part of an ongoing modernization effort. Full departments are relocated each year to
allow complete interior demolition and the
installation of updated mechanical, electrical,
plumbing, and IT systems. Renovated spaces feature refreshed finishes, furniture, and
layouts that support flexible work, collaboration, and enhanced technology. Major
upgrades include data systems, wireless
access, AV capabilities, and intelligent building
controls. Strategic phasing keeps departments operational during transitions, minimizing
disruption. These eleven floors complement previous improvements to the Plaza Level and
Fitness Center, creating a fu
lly modernized workplace.

This project consists of phased interior renovations totaling 185,000 SF. The
scope includes renovated employee workspaces that support approximately
800
–
1,000
employees, as well as a central café area.
Phase 2 includes the renovation of
approximately 135,000 SF across the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors. Phase 3 includes 50,000 SF
of re
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renovation to previously completed spaces.

The Class A+ office building rises in Austin
’
s Central Business District with
five stories of modern workspace and a basement level. Designed to support today
’
s
workforce, the building delivers
flexible office environments that connect seamlessly to the
energy of downtown while providing a high
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quality, professional setting for daily operations.

After 100 years in its previous headquarters, this new facility is designed to
support the Oklahoma
–
based concrete company for the next century. The three
–
story,
78,000 SF building balances durability and functionality with a modern workplace
environment.
It features polished concrete floors, executive offices, an open floor plan,
conference rooms, an employee break room and kitchen, and a fitness center. A self
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sustaining 24/7 dispatch center is housed in the basement. Visitors enter through a three
–
story,
self
–
contained atrium, where Dolese
’
s concrete products and materials are
showcased throughout the building.

The new regional office campus spans 15 acres and includes three purpose
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built buildings. A 30,000 SF administration building provides office, training, and
conference spaces, while the 19,000 SF
Seating and Positioning Clinic supports evaluation
and clinical services. An 18,000 SF maintenance and warehouse facility houses equipment
and vehicle storage, along with high
–
bay space for records and supplies. Together, the
campus supports efficient ope
rations and delivers essential services in a coordinated,
accessible setting.

The
office interior renovation transforms
34,000 SF office space on the sixth
floor of 222 N. Detroit Office Building. The space includes outdoor terraces that provide
expansive downtown Tulsa views and is designed to highlight functionality, technology,
connectivity, and efficiency for the end u
sers. A work café provides a modern approach to
the office, allowing for interaction among the attorneys, staff, and clients. The space also
features an art gallery installed outside of the main conference rooms. This space
highlights the industrial atmosp
here of the building and showcases modern materials to
elevate the interior.

This t
wo
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phase renovation project for Harris County includes interior finish
replacements and building system improvements. The 11th Floor renovation modernizes
the Engineering Executive Floor with new
offices, a conference room, an executive lounge
with library, and reconfigured executive offices. Upgrades include new lighting, carpet,
paint, redesigned underfloor HVAC, fire alarm updates, and add
itional
sprinkler heads. The
Basement renovation transfor
ms a former cafeteria into a fitness center featuring open
industrial
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style ceilings, a private group fitness room, offices, locker rooms, showers, and a
semi
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circular reception desk.
The second phase includes significant infrastructure
upgrades including
three new outside air handlers, and
flying three new cooling towers and
three new chillers to the roof for
installation.