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< Back to Projects United Way Center Owner: United Way Architect: Gensler & Associates Size: 246,000 sq. ft. Category: Community / Non-Profit The project included a two-story, 66,000-square-foot tilt wall administrative office building, one-story, 24,000-square-foot community resource building with meeting space, and adjacent four-level, 156,000-square-foot parking structure for 458 cars. These structures met a critical need for the United Way and allowed them to continue to expand their mission. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Texas Medical Center Parking Garage #18 Owner: Texas Medical Center Architect: Huitt-Zollars (Formerly Morris Architects) Size: 156,000 sq. ft. Category: Garage / Structured Parking Texas Medical Center Parking Garage #18 is a 156,000-square-foot structural steel parking garage with 481 parking spaces. There are ten handicap parking spaces, including two that are van accessible. The structure is 5 1/2-levels above grade, with one-half level below grade. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Houston Hope Lodge | American Cancer Society Owner: American Cancer Society Architect: Perkins & Will Size: 47,700 sq. ft. Category: Community / Non-Profit The American Cancer Society Richard M. Schultz Family Foundation Hope Lodge project is a four-story, U-shaped twin-tower with 47,700 square feet of guest suites, self-contained laundry rooms, and dayrooms. In addition to the living quarters, there are living amenities on the first level which include public restrooms, four fully stocked kitchen pods, dining area, fitness room, library space, activity/game room, and meditation room. The exterior Healing Garden serves as the focal piece in the courtyard positioned between the two 4 story wings of the building, complete with unique artwork, custom benches, and donor monuments. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects San Jacinto College Generation Park Academic Building Owner: San Jacinto College Architect: Page Size: 55,000 sq. ft. Category: Education - Higher Ed Tellepsen completed a new expansion for San Jacinto College on a 57-acre wooded campus in northeast Houston, located at Generation Park. The new campus is specifically designed around student engagement, student services, academic learning, and training needs. This is San Jacinto's 5th campus in the Houston area and is a 55,000-square-foot facility, which houses general education classrooms, laboratory space, computer labs, and faculty offices. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Houston Zoo - Pantanal Owner: Houston Zoo Architect: Studio Hanson Roberts Size: 2,761 sq. ft. Category: Parks / Open Spaces The South Americas Pantanal exhibit allows guests to explore the tropical wetlands of Brazil right here at the Houston Zoo. The lush habitat highlights protected animals in the wild and the exhibit features habitats for jaguars, howler monkeys, giant river otters, macaw and curassows, turtles, rays, anacondas, mixes species with tapir, giant anteater, rhea and capybara, and a South American bird walk- through aviary. The Zoo offers guests the chance to see these animals in an immersive and engaging trail. As you enter the South Americas Pantanal exhibit, you encounter a set of rustic buildings, set on piers, evoking the eco- lodges that can be found alongside the rivers and streams in the Northern Pantanal region. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital Cancer Center Linac Owner: Houston Methodist Hospital Architect: Page Size: 3,000 sq. ft. Category: Healthcare (New | Major Addition) Tellepsen was selected to replace the existing Linear Accelerator equipment that is 11 years old and has frequent down times. The new unit will standardize capabilities across the system and provide seamless transition treatment from one machine to another. Project will include construction of a new Linear Accelerator Vault and renovation of surrounding clinical areas that support it. A second Linear Accelerator Vault will provide redundancy and upgraded infrastructure, which will allow for new equipment installation to occur without taking down the only existing LINAC Room. The space will be constructed under ICRA and ISLM as typical in any hospital renovation and or addition. DESCRIPTION 2: Tellepsen was selected to construct a vault to house a new Linear Accelerator at the existing Cancer Center. The new unit will standardize capabilities across the system and provide seamless transition treatment from one machine to another. Project included construction of a Linear Accelerator Vault, Control Room, and renovation of surrounding clinical areas that support it. The space was constructed under ICRA and ISLM as typical in any hospital renovation and or addition. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects College of the Mainland Corporate and Continuing Education Center Owner: College of the Mainland Architect: Kirksey Architecture Size: 20,000 sq. ft. Category: Education - Higher Ed The College of the Mainland Corporate and Continuing Education Center was designed to support workforce development through expanded certificate programs and the relocation of the College’s Corporate and Continuing Education operations. The project includes five modern classrooms, a large meeting room, and professional office space to support instruction, collaboration, and administration. The scope of work also encompassed improvements to existing surface parking, new parking areas, required site utilities and detention, and adjacent site and landscape enhancements, creating a cohesive, functional facility that supports the College’s mission to serve students, businesses, and the surrounding community. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Santa Fe Snyder Corporate Interiors Owner: Santa Fe Energy Resources Architect: Ziegler Cooper Size: 150,000 sq. ft. Category: Office / Corporate (Interiors) This project included preconstruction services and interior build-out of seven floors totaling 150,000 square feet. There was extensive use of Brochstein's paneling, metallic vinyl wall covering, stone, and custom millwork. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Three Memorial City Plaza Owner: Metro National Corp. Architect: Huitt-Zollars (Formerly Morris Architects) Size: 350,000 sq. ft. Office Building; 292,000 sq. ft. pre-cast concrete parking garage Category: Office / Corporate (New | Major Addition) Nestled against an affluent residential West Houston neighborhood, Three Memorial City Plaza is the third office building in a 950,000-square-foot commercial office building development. The 350,000-square-foot, 14-story Class A office building was originally a speculative development. The project included an intricate 937 car addition to the existing parking structure that is immediately adjacent to the neighborhood residences. A stunning rose garden replete with a commissioned sculpture of Emily Morgan, the Yellow Rose of Texas, ties Three Memorial City Plaza to the adjoining properties at the ground level and an elevated crosswalk connects the properties for ease of traffic flow between the three buildings. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects HCA Cypress Fairbanks Cafeteria Owner: Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital Architect: Heitkamp Swift Architects Size: 2,640 sq. ft. Category: Healthcare (interiors) The HCA Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center project was a renovation that included reconstructing of operating rooms, laboratories, corridors, lobbies, cafeteria, and ambulatory entrances. Because the project occurred in an occupied setting, the construction was phased to accommodate. Great attention was paid to scheduling and phasing during preconstruction. Job site safety was the top priority in order to keep crews, patients and hospital staff safe and unaffected by the ongoing project. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Memorial City Mall Redevelopment Owner: Metro National Architect: Morris Architects Size: 1,800,000 sq. ft. Category: Hospitality The Memorial City Mall Redevelopment project was a comprehensive upgrade to the existing Mall that was constructed in the late 1960s. The program included three new major department stores, upgrades to all major utilities, new parking surfaces, wayfinding, four new parking structures and major improvements to all areas of the public mall. Details of the work include a gross lease area of 1,800,000 square feet, and a mall area of approximately 250,000 square feet. The total number of site parking spaces is 4,253. The total number of elevated parking spaces is 4,367, for a grand total number of parking spaces of 8,620 cars. *Confidential Client & Budget Garages: North Garage ($6,800,000) 3/2001 - 10/2001 1211 spaces, 3 levels, 394,000 SF, pre-cast concrete South Garage ($4,100,000) 10/2001 - 3/2002 544 spaces, 3 levels, 203,000 SF, pre-cast concrete East Garage ($7,800,000) 11/2001 - 7/2002 1090 spaces, 3 levels, 434,000 SF, pre-cast concrete To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Perkins&Will - Houston Office Owner: Perkins&Will Architect: Perkins&Will Size: 14,500 sq. ft. Category: Office / Corporate (Interiors) 1001 McKinney, a luxury historic downtown building, underwent a comprehensive renovation spanning approximately 14,500 square feet. The project included the creation of versatile multi-purpose rooms with folding doors for flexible configurations, a stylish speakeasy breakroom, and a serene 1,585 square-foot terrace with lush landscaping. Luxurious interior details such as stained millwork paneling and simulated Venetian plaster were incorporated, alongside innovative design elements like open space ceilings and specialty laser line lighting in the workroom. The project seamlessly blends historic charm with modern sophistication, creating a vibrant urban oasis in the heart of the city. Additionally, the project pursued LEED certification, showcasing its commitment to sustainable practices and environmental responsibility. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects Houston Christian University Morris Center for Law and Liberty Owner: Houston Baptist University Architect: Jackson & Ryan Architects Size: 36,000 sq. ft. Category: Education - Higher Ed Houston Baptist University expanded its campus to include a new facility that will teach history, government, law, economics, and philosophy. This building is a replica of Independence Hall in Philadelphia and aims to inspire a new generation to ask important and timeless questions. The build includes two collaborative classroom buildings and an Academic building totaling 36,000 square feet. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next

< Back to Projects St. Francis Episcopal Day School Owner: St. Francis Epicopal Day School Architect: Jackson & Ryan Architects Size: 136,400 sq. ft. Category: Education - K-12 - Private St. Francis Episcopal Day School offers students an educational program that is serious in principles strong in academics. The school required additional space for their growing student body. This three-phase project includes the demolition and construction of three buildings on their 23-acre south campus: a 60,500 square-foot pre-primary building, 68,000 square-foot primary building, and a 7,900 square-foot primary 2 building. The project also includes the construction of an athletic field and a gymnasium building as well as the renovation of the main house, guest house, and caretaker's house. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Previous Next