Renovations to the existing Compaq Center to provide a 16,000-seat sanctuary and classrooms.  The sanctuary includes all the technology for a functional broadcast facility with integrated systems for amplified sound, production lighting, dimmer system, I-mag screens and time control. A 200,000 SF 5-story building was constructed adjacent to the sanctuary with areas for classrooms, assembly rooms and office spaces. A new central plant was constructed on the roof with new boilers, chillers, cooling towers and electrical transformers provide utility service separate from the rest of the Greenway Plaza development.  New electrical service was routed from Timmons Street to the new central plant.

Owner: Lakewood Church
Architect: Studio Red Architects  

656,000 SF building composed of religious, educational, recreational and commercial shell components.  The sanctuary has seating for 7,000 people.  2,000 parking spaces and related site work are also included.

Owner: Pyramid Community Development Corporation
Architect: Morris Architects

Owner: St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
Architect: Jackson & Ryan Architects

Project of the Year Over $15 Million
from the American Subcontractors Association – Houston Chapter

33,000 SF of renovations and new construction providing a new Parish Hall with kitchen, new classroom space and miscellaneous use rooms.

Owner: Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church
Architect: Ray Bailey Architects

Owner: Central Baptist Church of Bryan
Architect: ODA Architecture/Planning

Owner: Tomball United Methodist Church
Architect: SDT Architects 

Two-story (64,500 SF) multi-purpose building to house educational, fellowship and worship activities including a central gathering area/worship space that seats 1,000.

Owner: First Baptist Church, Pasadena
Architect: Hail/Barnum Architects

52,000 SF Worship Center including pastor's suite, music ministry suite with 7,000 SF choir rehearsal hall, and administrative offices. The main auditorium has seating for 2,000 and features complete audio/visual capabilities with theatrical lighting.

Owner: Mims Baptist Church
Architect: H.H. Architects

Worship Center (24,000 SF) with seating for 1,400 featuring massive laminated wood beams and exposed wood decking.  Other components include day chapel, ground level baptistery, bride's parlor, and vesting sacristy and gathering spaces for fellowship.

Owner: Prince of Peace Catholic Community
Architect: SDT Architects, Inc.

APEX II Award for Best Church Project
from the Houston Associated General Contractors

Historical restoration of a 100+ year old Cathedral in Downtown Houston. The restoration included refinishing/repairs to the original pews, stained glass panels, solid oak flooring, masonry, and interiors.  The work also included foundation repairs, installation of a new electrical system and fire sprinkler system, upgrades to the HVAC system, and miscellaneous repairs and improvements.

Owner: Christ Church Cathedral
Architect: Clovis Heimsath Architects, Volz & Associates

APEX II Award for Best Historical Renovation Project

from the Houston Associated General Contractors

Outstanding Construction Award
from the Texas Associated General Contractors

Single story worship/dining facility (38,000 SF) with seating for 2,000 with an attached three-story education building (60,000 SF).

Owner: Forest Cove Baptist Church
Architect: Bay Architects

Single story education facility (15,000 SF) housing 16 classrooms, library, administrative offices, kitchen/breakroom, and restrooms.  The work also included the renovation of existing church facilities and construction of new parking areas.

Owner: St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church
Architect: LBA, Inc. (Leifeste Belanger & Associates)

Owner: Abundant Life United Methodist Church
Architect: ODA Architecture/Planning

 Owner: Faithbridge Church
 Architect: RNL Design (Design)
 Kendall/Heaton Associates (Production)

Owner: Trinity Episcopal Church
Architect: James Ray Architects