Construction of CHiP Semiconductor’s new forty thousand square foot office, warehouse and laboratory was delivered under the design-build model. As the design build manager, Sabre Commercial managed the site planning, schematic design, design development, construction documentation and limited construction administration for the development. The building is composed of a concrete tilt-up shell with an internal steel framed structure.
2017 – Austin AGC Outstanding Construction Award Winning Project
30K SF office renovation of the fourth floor of the Whole Foods Global Services Center in downtown Austin. The finish out included a mixture of traditional and efficient meeting rooms throughout the space along with modern workstations. The large break area included specialty reclaimed barn wood accent walls. This project included the removal of a structural staircase connecting to the floor below as well as the repurposing of an overhead door to secure their Computer Hospital.
Treehouse Pediatrics is a kid-friendly clinic that creates welcoming, safe healthcare spaces for the little ones. When the owners decided to move to Round Rock, they chose Sabre Commercial to build their new clinic from the ground up.
With dazzling finishes and themed patient rooms, this pediatric clinic is meant to take the anxiety out of visiting the doctor. The single-story medical office building features 22 exam rooms with corresponding nurse’s stations, six doctors’ offices, a fully functional lab and two separate reception areas for both sick and well patients.
The BSA LifeStructures‘ interior and exterior design incorporates 30 different paint colors and 14 unique wall coverings—creating a whimsical space where different textures and materials converge to give each room dimension and visual pop. From shapes and stencils to hopscotch and art, strict attention was paid to making the offices accessible and appealing to our tiniest Texans.
This first generation tenant finish-out for Aristocrat Technologies, a global gaming company, is located on the fourth floor the Class A Domain 1 office building. Featuring a wide variety of custom finishes including wood slat ceiling features, tin ceilings, a brick facade feature wall, and custom booths and benches throughout, this office space is designed to impress. The space was outfitted with a mixture of private offices enclosed by DIRTT wall systems as well as more traditional cubicle office systems. Floating acoustic ceiling panels with an integrated light system keep the area fresh and stylish. To make the space their own, the break room features an arcade with fully functioning pinball machines as well as Aristocrats’ own game systems.
2018 – Austin AGC Outstanding Construction Award Winning Project
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This seventeen thousand square foot, first-generation tenant finish out was completed for PlainsCapital Bank. Located in the Class A 5th+Colorado building in downtown Austin, construction was completed while working within the occupied building.
The high-end corporate office is comprised of multiple luxurious conference rooms, executive suite offices, private offices, as well as open office space. The space is furnished with high end finishes throughout, including wood paneling. Offices and conferences rooms are separated by a frosted glass and polished wood DIRTT Wall System installation. The break area, carpeted in grass turf, was created as an indoor putting green and includes four usable holes so that employees can work on their short game over their lunch break.
2018 – Austin AGC Outstanding Construction Award Winning Project
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State of the art, ground up indoor gun range in South Austin. The Two-Story, Tilt-wall building includes five indoor shooting ranges with a total of thirty-seven lanes, three classrooms, and a full service retail and gunsmith shop.
The ground-up project includes a VIP lounge upstairs with five private meeting rooms, a VIP pistol range, a lounge with a fireplace, a billiard room, and a walk-in humidor. The space boasts an advanced HVAC system with high end finishes and casework throughout.
Photography by Atelier Wong Photography
This high-profile, donor-funded project included the renovation of public areas on the first and second floor of the George Sanchez Building at The University of Texas at Austin campus. It was executed with a fast-track, four-phased summer schedule that allowed completion prior to the start of the fall semester.
The renovation was completed to create open student work areas. Construction scope included abatement, demolition, interior finish carpentry, glass entrances and storefront, along with MEP improvements. The lobby included a faceted wall system with angled walls to display plaques as well as a specialty engineered wood cloud ceiling with integrated lighting.
As is common with work at The University of Texas at Austin Campus, the building remained occupied during the entire construction schedule.
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 phased renovation for the Hill + Knowlton consulting firm took place in the Class A IBC Bank Plaza in downtown Austin. To allow for continuous occupation by the tenant throughout construction, the schedule was split over three phases.
A combination of conventional drywall and high end Modernus Demountable Glass Partitions were used throughout the space to give a very polished final product. Construction continued during the annual SXSW festival in downtown Austin, requiring extreme planning and coordination to allow for the continuous operations to maintain the construction schedule.
This project included the partial demolition and historical renovation of the 115 year old Our Lady Queen of Peach Chapel on the active St. Edward’s University campus. The chapel is one of the oldest buildings on the St. Edward’s campus.
The added Campus Ministry Building includes a reception area, community room featuring floor to ceiling windows, conference rooms and offices for the campus staff. Architectural details include the use of MDF doors, galvanized metal fins to deregulate irregular breaks in the HardiePanel siding and detailed finishing throughout. The 65K SF Contemplative Garden upgrade brought in concrete benches as well as a circular steel seep that allows for rainwater collection off of the roof of the chapel.
All work was completed on the fully operational St. Edwards University college campus.
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