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Texas
A&M University
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Architect:
Overland Partners
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 The
Texas A&M Bonfire Memorial Portals consist of 12
custom fabricated bronze sculptures; each one bearing a
portrait, name, and biography of one of the students
that died in the tragic 1999 Bonfire collapse.
Acquiring
and assembling the components of the portals required
coordination with a group of specialized subcontractors
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UT
Austin – Harry Ransom Center
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Architect:
Lake/Flato
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 The
Harry Ransom Center is one of the world’s finest
depositories of cultural archives and houses thirty
million literary manuscripts, one million rare books,
five million photographs, and over 100,000 works of art.
The renovation of the seven-story building provided a
new glass facade at the front corners rising 30 feet
high that is covered with etched images representing the
cultural treasures inside the vast archives of the
library. |
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| UTSA
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 The
second phase of work at the University of Texas at San
Antonio consisted of the construction of two new
buildings on the campus.
The new facilities include multiple classrooms
and offices as well as music rooms, and a performance
hall that is designed to seat 375 people.
They are built on the main quadrangle of the main
campus. |
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| Northwest
Vista College |
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BSCMF, Joint Venture |
 Northwest
Vista College is a multi-building campus on a 35-acre
site in northwest San Antonio, consisting of the
Academic Building, College Commons, Learning Center and
Physical Plant. All of these buildings are adjoined by
two lighted iron and concrete bridges. Classes were in
session and students were on campus while construction
continued on the College Commons and Learning Center
Buildings. |
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| Trinity
University |
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 Browning
Construction Company’s relationship with Trinity
University began in 1961 with the construction of Winn
Residence Hall. Over
the years, Trinity University and Browning Construction
Co. have partnered on many successful projects.
Completion dates for these projects were dictated
by the school year, therefore timely completion was
crucial to the owner, and to the success of the
projects. |
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