Ten softball fields as well as main park entry signs contribute to this keystone of the "Sports Capital of Texas."

The park is programmed for free play, berms, rainwater collection, solar panels, stormwater education, fishing piers, bird watching, and a children's garden.

The four-story structure was designed as a structural steel podium with light gauge metal framing for the upper three stories.

The national award-winning Brushy Creek Regional Trail and Conservation Corridor symbolizes community building at its best.

A fun, welcoming environment for children was key in designing this new dental practice.

Having in-house civil engineering, landscape architecture and architecture made it possible to yield three office buildings.

The robust live-work-play environment includes restaurants, offices, and main-street style shopping.

The project incorporates a large corporate boardroom overlooking the Dell Diamond stadium.

The award winning entry feature is a blend of contemporary steel and traditional stone.

Care was taken to create buildable lots with views of the protected conservation habitat and golf course.