Interiors

Designed to resemble a lighthouse on the Texas Gulf Coast, the 115,000 SF office space features curved "wave walls," light fixtures that resembled the beacon on a light house, boardwalk corridors, a terrazzo floor patterned to look like the coast of Texas and ceilings in the elevator lobbies that utilized fiber optics to recreate the starlit night sky. The lunch room featured stainless steel table tops along the perimeter, custom banquette seating, and hanging graphics to provide the illusion of a tropical underwater scene. Stairwells featured handrail systems that looked like those found on a ship. Portholes and ship lighting features continued the nautical theme.

Awards

APEX III Award for Best Interiors Project from the Houston Associated General Contractors

Renovation of the HLSR headquarters, including general office space, executive office space, Tejas room, board room and an executive conference room

90,000 SF of interior medical build-out, including 65 beds, one bi-plane and four single-plane catherization labs, expanded imaging and diagnostic capabilities, and MEP systems on levels 7, 8, & 9 of the east tower.
 

750,000+ SF of "Class A" interior office space in an existing 20-year-old, 47-story office building. The interior design of the project featured large wall panels of glass sandblasted with geometric patterns, core walls were clad in stretched fabric wall coverings and there were large open areas to accommodate the use of modular furniture systems. The project included the executive headquarters, a cafeteria, computer facilities, employee fitness center, conference rooms, an auditorium and administrative office space. 

Awards

APEX Award for Project Excellence

The building was originally a Ford Motor Car dealership in the 1940’s. The Advocacy and Student Development Center includes the Reception, Mediation Rooms, Dean’s office, and other staff offices. The existing 1940 concrete ribbed pan deck was painted to allow the original character of the building to show. The main focal point of the courtroom is the full height Sapele Pommelle curved wall with stone base (shipped from Italy) behind the judge’s bench. Custom gallery seating with Coach leather cushions, fabric panel walls, an AV system with special scene lighting controls, and ability to record mock trials. The conference room has a custom 18-foot table with the Sapele Pommelle inlaid in the center.

Build-out to accommodate Staubach’s new corporate headquarters. High-level finishes including glass office fronts, armourcoat system wall finishes, fabric panel wall coverings and 3’x3’ floor tiles in custom design patterns.

Unique construction of corporate interiors in Venture-Tech X, a one-story office building in The Woodlands, including housing administration, customer service and executive offices. The space features an open ceiling design, large radius and sloped walls, kitchen area with no walls, children's play center, multi-patterned and colored carpet, audio/visual screening on walls, walls with multi-patterned painting, and an athletic facility with showers.