LLC · Houston, Texas

Commercial project experience

Commercial Site Development
Projects

Civil site development for industrial, multifamily, faith and cultural/community, and education/campus projects across Houston and surrounding counties.

Selected commercial projects

Site challenges, addressed with civil design.

The featured cases highlight project-specific challenges and civil design decisions. Drawings and additional commercial experience follow below.

Commercial · industrial

Red Bluff Distribution Center — Phases I & II

Harris County, Texas · Phase II in Pasadena

Two phases of industrial development and site infrastructure

Phase I continued the broader 200-acre development, extending roadway, sanitary sewer, water, and drainage infrastructure, with a lift station, force main, and FEMA floodplain mitigation. Phase II, a separate adjacent project, included roadway and schematic site design with FEMA floodplain mitigation.

Approximate project area for Red Bluff Distribution Center Phase I
Aerial showing the approximate Phase I project boundary; not a surveyed parcel line.
Commercial · faith, culture & community

The Briar Club

Houston, Texas

Major renovation and new construction on an existing club site

The work supported a new clubhouse, walk-up cafe, parking garage, pools, and tennis courts, with civil design for drainage, paving, utilities, right-of-way extensions, and air/vault rights for a sky bridge over Timmons Street.

Briar Club property aerial with the approximate project boundary
Open property aerial exhibit PDF. Approximate project outline from the supplied KMZ.
Commercial · faith, culture & community

St. Anne Catholic Community

Houston, Texas

Two completed campus packages

The packages covered a garage and commons building, then a sanctuary and parish-center connector. Civil scope included coordinated drainage and detention, utilities, paving, and SWQMP.

Aerial of St. Anne Catholic Community with approximate project boundary
Property aerial with approximate project boundary.
Commercial · veterinary

West Columbia Vet Clinic

Brazoria County, Texas

Design accounted for existing and planned SH 36 conditions

The project included TxDOT drainage design while SH 36 was under design, with the site designed for existing conditions and the future highway expansion.

Aerial of West Columbia Vet Clinic property with approximate project boundary
Property aerial with approximate project boundary.
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Additional commercial experience.

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Commercial · industrial

Bay Area Business Park

Houston, Texas

Approximately 1.18 million SF

Civil engineering for a warehouse and office development, including detention and compensatory floodplain mitigation.

Commercial · industrial

Avera Industrial Distribution Centers

Greater Houston, Texas

Approximately 50,000–500,000 SF buildings · 2–40-acre sites

Civil site design for multiple warehouse properties, including detention, civil utilities, MUD and agency coordination, TxDOT coordination, and permitting.

Commercial · industrial

Watco Companies

Houston Ship Channel / Harris County, Texas

Approximately 700 acres

Civil site design, civil utilities, coordination with Houston and Harris County, and permitting for a large industrial property.

Commercial · industrial

NOV Storage Facility

Calallen, Texas

Commercial

Lakeview Business Park

Missouri City, Texas

Commercial

Bike Barn National Headquarters

Houston, Texas

Commercial · multifamily

Hampsted Apartments

Houston, Texas

Commercial · multifamily

Topaz Condominiums

Houston, Texas

Commercial · faith, culture & community

Thrive Church

Fulshear, Texas

Commercial · healthcare

Bayshore Medical Center

Pasadena, Texas

Loading dock drainage and paving repair, with floodplain mitigation to avoid adding fill in the floodplain.

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