< Back to Projects Houston Food Bank Kitchen Owner: Houston Food Bank Architect: RWS Architects Size: 10,049 sq. ft. Category: Community / Non-Profit The plan is to build a new building on the northside of the railroad track by the stair tower where the community garden was planned. Kitchen was relocated from the Kegan (off-site) facility and meal production increased from 5,000 per day to 10,000 per day. Some renovations and expansion of warehouse to office space of the existing facility were made moving the emergency pantry to the new building, renovations for a new service, Teacher aid services, and renovations of the second-floor office space. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Children's Assessment Center Owner: The Children's Assessment Center Foundation Architect: Gensler & Associates Size: 144,000 sq. ft. Category: Community / Non-Profit The mission of The Children's Assessment Center is to provide a professional, compassionate, and coordinated approach to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families and to serve as an advocate for all children in our community. The Center houses one of the largest advocacy programs in the nation and has provided services for more than 50,000 sexually abused children in our community since 2000, and averages approximately 5,000 clients annually. Constructed on a very dense urban site in Rice Village, the new Center was completed in three phases. The project includes 89,000 square feet of new construction, 55,000 square feet of renovation, and an adjoining 400-space parking garage. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston Infrastructure-Ike Recovery Owner: University of Texas Architect: AEI Affiliated Engineers Size: 180 acres Category: Infrastructure The project encompassed a 180-acre, 114 building, campus-wide infrastructure repair of distribution systems including cathodic protection, potable water, fire alarm system communications, fire suppression, domestic water, storm sewer, diesel supply loop, underground fuel tanks, building card readers, security systems, above-ground propane tanks, electrical emergency power, steam transmission, condensate return system, chilled water systems, electrical power, telecommunication systems, underground telecommunication, and data cabling. The campus includes 17,400 linear feet of piping for both chilled water supply and return and heating hot water supply and return. The chilled water supply and return included piping ranging in size from 8" to 36" in diameter. The heating hot water supply and return included piping ranging in size from 3" to 16" in diameter. The project also included the construction of the new 65,000-square-foot East Plant. The plant provides redundant heating and hot water systems for the campus. Installation of a gas and steam turbine engine facilitates power to operate the facility and includes a heat recovery steam generator and a 1-megawatt BLACKSTART generator, which allows for the emergency start of every system in the building during a power outage. Water is provided through a thermal energy tank located adjacent to the building with storage capacity of just over 2 million gallons. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

Pat Pollard Vice President Pat has an extensive and diverse history in the construction industry for 30+ years, one that spans nearly every market sector. His breadth of experience is a testament to his versatility and expertise within the field. Pat is highly regarded in the Houston area for his exceptional ability to manage and oversee complex projects. His meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to excellence ensures that all projects under his supervision are completed not only on time but also to the highest standards of quality. Pat earned a Bachelor of Science in Construction Science from Texas A&M University, a credential that underscores his deep knowledge and understanding of the construction industry. This combination of practical experience and academic training has positioned Pat as a leader in his field, capable of navigating the multifaceted challenges of construction management with skill and precision. < View All Leadership

Allen Lindsey Vice President For over three decades, Allen Lindsey has been a force in the realm of construction and design, showcasing his formidable conceptual skills and client-driven approach. From the intricate remodels of conference rooms to overseeing expansive projects exceeding $1 billion, Allen's contributions have consistently exemplified excellence and precision. Allen's commitment to each client is unwavering; he meticulously provides comprehensive and accurate information regarding costs and schedules, ensuring transparency and reliability at every project phase. His expertise becomes particularly invaluable when cost reductions are necessary. Drawing upon his extensive knowledge of alternative materials and innovative delivery strategies, Allen adeptly identifies opportunities for savings without compromising the intended design quality. Allen holds dual degrees from Texas A&M University in Building Construction and Environmental Design. This robust educational foundation, combined with his vast professional experience, empowers him to navigate and resolve complex project challenges effectively. Allen Lindsey's dedication to his craft and clients underscores his reputation as a trusted and skilled professional in the construction and design industry. < View All Leadership

Jonathan Shaw Vice President Jonathan serves a pivotal role in Tellepsen’s Business Acquisition program, where he adeptly contributes to enhancing the company's market position and fostering financial growth by attaining long-term strategic objectives. His efforts in this capacity have been instrumental in driving sustained success and positioning Tellepsen as a leader in the industry. In addition to his primary responsibilities, Jonathan is also entrusted with the critical task of nurturing and expanding both new and existing client relationships. His commitment to maintaining professional connections ensures that Tellepsen continues to thrive in a competitive market. Jonathan holds a degree in Construction Technology from Texas State University. Furthermore, he is a LEED Accredited Professional, which underscores his dedication to sustainable building practices and his proficiency in leading projects that meet high environmental standards. Through his multifaceted contributions, Jonathan exemplifies the qualities of a consummate professional, driving innovation and excellence within Tellepsen. His blend of strategic insight, technical acumen, and relationship-building skills makes him an invaluable asset to the organization. < View All Leadership

< Back to Projects Memorial Hermann Memorial City Hospital Owner: Memorial Hermann Healthcare System Architect: Size: 952,000 sq. ft. Category: Healthcare (New | Major Addition) Design/Build project involving the construction of a medical tower, parking garage, and renovations to existing facilities. Major Phases: (total square feet 952,000) Medical Tower nine-story, 317,000-square-foot medical tower with patient rooms, modernized emergency care center and twelve operating rooms Parking Garage seven-level, 525,000-square-foot structural pre-cast parking garage with 1,561 parking spaces, and an elevated pedestrian bridge connecting to existing facilities. Renovations 110,000 square feet of renovations to the outpatient surgery, central sterile, nutritional services and materials management services while hospital remained fully operational. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Houston Food Bank Texan's Café Owner: Houston Food Bank Architect: Method Architecture Size: 2,200 sq. ft. Category: Community / Non-Profit This project includes a design-build renovation of an existing space and converting it into a new cafe, new lobby space, and new outdoor patio space. Work consisted of architectural woodwork, ceiling work, food service equipment, patio pavers, and MEP fixtures and trim. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects City of West University City Hall Additions & Renovations Owner: City of West University Place Architect: PGAL - Pierce Goodwin Alexander and Linville Size: 40,295 sq. ft. Category: Civic / Government Tellepsen was retained by the City of West University Place for the redevelopment and expansion of the city's municipal complex. The multi-building complex includes a two-story addition to the City Hall for a new Police Station, Emergency Operations Center, locker rooms, and new single occupancy sleeping quarters for the Fire Department. Parks & Recreational Facilities added a new 24,000-square-foot fitness center, an 11,000-square-foot indoor competition swimming pool, recreational play fields, parking, and a new 5,000-square-foot community center. A state-of-the-art leisure pool included water features, a climbing wall, a diving area, and a child water spray park. The complex was recognized for its contribution to sustainability through Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Certified Certification. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

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< Back to Projects City of West University Place Parks Recreational Facility Owner: City of West University Place Architect: PGAL - Pierce Goodwin Alexander and Linville Size: 40,000 sq. ft. Category: Civic / Government Parks & Recreational Facilities added a new 24,000-square-foot fitness center, an 11,000-square-foot indoor competition swimming pool, recreational play fields, parking, and a new 5,000-square-foot community center. A state-of-the-art leisure pool included water features, a climbing wall, a diving area, and a children's water spray park. The complex was recognized for its contribution to sustainability through Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Silver Certification. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Fluor Enterprise Inc. Headquarters - 3 Eldridge Place Owner: Fluor Architect: HOK - Hellmuth Obata & Kassabaum, Inc Size: 311,000 sq. ft. Category: Office / Corporate (Interiors) Fluor's Houston Corporate Office has embarked on a significant relocation project, moving from their older Sugar Land Campus to the bustling Energy Corridor. This ambitious endeavor involves complete renovation of a Granite Properties Building at 3 Eldridge Place. The building, which spans 311,000 square feet and consists of 13 levels, included a comprehensive 9-month demolition and buildback project. The high-end space includes start-of-the-art conferencing spaces, training rooms, offices, and flex spaces. This move marks a new chapter for Fluor, as they transition to a modernized and strategically located office space. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Ben E. Keith Distribution Center Owner: Ben E. Keith Distribution Architect: Leo A Daly Size: 569,000 sq. ft. Category: Warehouse Tellepsen provided building framing, exterior skin, and interior construction for the company's Regional Corporate Office Building. The project also consisted of interior construction on a 10 acre warehouse, truck maintenance facility, guard house, fueling station and pump house. The Branch Office was 53,000 square feet; the Warehouse was 475,000 square feet; the Truck Maintenance Garage was 40,000 square feet; the Guard House was 500 square feet, and the Pump House was 600 square feet for a total of 569,000 square feet. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Texas A&M University Aggie Park Owner: THE ASSOCIATION OF FORMER STUDENTS OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Architect: Office of James Burnett Size: 22 acres Category: Parks / Open Spaces The renovation of Aggie Park, a 22-acre undeveloped parcel that for decades has been used by alumni and the student body for tailgating and other outdoor events. The new park transforms the campus's primary visitor corridor, and provides students, faculty, staff, a campus guests a central location to relax, socialize, recreate, educate, and study in a natural setting. Two event structures to support outdoor venues and a new public food and beverage pavilion were added. Grand Hall, a new multi-purpose building, integral with the park, that will be used as an expanded venue for Ring Day, and provide much-needed office and entertainment space for The Association of Former Students and The 12th Man Foundation. The building includes about 70,000 square feet of multi-purpose event space. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next