Dallas Records Building

Historic Downtown Dallas, TX

$138 Million Renovation and preservation of the historically iconic 1928 Dallas County Records Building in Dealey Plaza. The 4-year project will combine the three separate buildings into one, and will be home to a new lobby museum, in addition of a 7th floor that will be used for special events. The storied buildings also held inmates such as Jack Ruby and Clyde Barrow, and federal judge Sarah Hughes who swore in Lyndon B. Johnson after JFK’s assassination.

• Geotechnical Testing

• Placement & Compaction

• Mass Excavation

• Aggregates

• Base

• Select-Fill Materials

Village Town Center

The Village, Dallas, TX

A 1.1 million sq. ft. mixed-use development home to residential, office, and commercial space, as well as a boutique hotel, fitness center, putting green, soccer and softball/baseball field, community park and turf event area.    

Atelier Tower Residences

Dallas Arts District

41-story-tall mixed-use luxury residential tower, home to a lobby art gallery, expansive amenity deck, yoga lawn, outdoor lounge, and resident market, with over 15,000 sq. ft. of retail space. In walking distance from Nasher Sculpture Center, AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas Museum of Art, and the Myerson Symphony Center.