This ground-up retail park in Kyle, Texas, is comprised of three 10,000-square-foot shell buildings. Each building is composed of a steel structure with EIFS and masonry exteriors. Framing their entrances, each building features two focal point towers made of slab-to-parapet vertical stacked masonry. Site work includes parking and the installation of a playscape with large architectural canopies. Value engineering efforts significantly lowered project costs, from underground utilities and irrigation to building materials.
Current tenants of the new retail center include the Texican Café, Aviator Pizza, and WellMed.
The Saint Vincent project included the renovation of the former St. Vincent de Paul thrift shop and new construction of the three-story Saint Vincent building. This adaptive mixed-use building occupies 19,870 square feet in the historic South Congress District of Austin, Texas. The building features 9,060 square feet of retail at street level and 10,810 square feet of creative office space on the top two floors.
Construction included the reworking of the intersection with traffic signals and pedestrian walkways that required extensive coordination with the City of Austin Traffic Department. Extreme care and extensive monitoring took place throughout the project to protect the two heritage oak trees within the site.
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This high-end tenant finish out is located in the Class A Lamar Central building on North Lamar and is the latest in the expansion of facilities for Westlake Dermatology. The space includes exam rooms, procedural rooms as well as retail space.
Designed by Michael Hsu House of Architecture, the space is outfitted with many specialty finishes. Of particular note is the chain curtain within the reception area. Hanging from ceiling to floor, forty feet of curtain was installed by hand, strand by strand.
2016 – Austin AGC Outstanding Construction Award Winning Project
This project included the renovation of the interior dining and bar area of Perry’s Restaurant and Bar in downtown Austin.
Construction included the replacement of existing drywall ceiling, acoustical panels, wood flooring, display screens, HVAC, fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and electrical upgrades.
All work was completed while restaurant was open for dinner, daily.
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