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Eastern
Maintenance Facility - Lower Colorado River Authority
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Architect:
Graeber
Simmons and Cowan
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 The
Lower Colorado River Authority contracted with Browning
to build their Eastern Maintenance Facility in La
Grange, Texas. The complex is built on an 8 acre site
just north of the city on Highway 71. The main building
is made up of about 17,000 SF of office space and 10,000
SF of high bay maintenance warehouse. A separate
support building was constructed east of the main
building along with an oil containment structure. |
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KLRN
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Alamo
Public Telecommunication Council
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Architect:
The Austin Company
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 The
development of the KLRN studios required the complete
interior demolition renovation, and addition to an
existing 3-story building, located in downtown San
Antonio, which was originally constructed in 1924 to
house the San Antonio Buick Company, later known as
Spires Buick. The project included demolition of
concrete ramps that ran from street level to the second
floor where auto repair took place. |
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| Barton
Creek |
| Architect:
House, Reh, Burwell Architects |
 Barton
Creek Plaza II and III are two Class ‘A’ office
Buildings with a total area of 120,00
SF.
Both buildings are
set adjacent to the existing Barton Creek Plaza
Building. |
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| HEB
Navy Building |
| Architect:
Ford,
Powell, Carson, Inc. |
 The
H-E-B Navy Building, originally built in 1917, has been
placed on the National Historic Register.
Because of the historic nature of this 5-story
building, restoration of the exterior and renovation of
the interior had to meet the specific requirements of
the National Park Service and the Texas State Historic
Preservation Office.
This project was divided into three phases.
The last two phases were negotiated.
The owner used the bottom floors while the top
three floors were being renovated. |
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| San
Antonio Express News |
| Architect:
The
Hearst Corporation |
 This
multiple project relationship with the San Antonio
Express-News began with a 220,000 SF, four-story
expansion for a newspaper printing facility. Exterior
finishes of the press building included stone pilasters
and spandrels accented with glass, aluminum, granite
tile and architectural metal panels. The next three
projects were performed on a design/build basis and
included the complete renovation of the second floor for
the news department. |
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| Remington
Oaks Medical Office Building |
| Architect:
Marmon-Mok |
 The
Remington Oaks Medical Office Building, located in the
Stone Oak area, connects to the North Central Baptist
Hospital by sky-bridge and consists of a cast-in-place
concrete superstructure with a metal roof. The exterior
consists of a combination of glass, masonry, stone, and
exterior insulation finish system (EIFS). The building
was
constructed within tight budgetary and time
constraints. The project involved extensive
pre-construction services through various stages of plan
completion. |
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