Project Address:  3809 Main Street, Houston, TX, 77002

Construction Status: Completed

About:  Recenter is a new five-story 50,573 SF mixed-use building with a dining room, meeting room, lounge, offices, and 62 individual residential units. Formerly known as The Men’s Center, recenter provides non-medical detox, drug rehabilitation, and housing services to predominately homeless men recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction. This allows their clients to return to society as contributing members. Outdoor amenities include terraces, porches, and a vegetated roof where the residents can grow some of their own vegetables. Learn more at: https://www.dpr.com/projects/recenter

Fun Fact:  Construction consisted of a two-story steel podium, and three floors of a prefabricated light-gauge steel wall system. This innovative method, not previously used in the area, helped to reduce costs and shorten the construction schedule by three months.

Development Team

• Owner:  Recenter Houston
• Developer:  The Mathis Group, Inc.
• Contractor: DPR Construction
• Architect:  Brave Architecture
• Structural Engineer: Matrix Structural Engineers
• MEP Engineer:  E&C Engineers, Inc.
• Civil Engineer: Dally & Associates
• CMT: Gorrondona Engineering Services

Project Address:  4191 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX  77025

Construction Status: Under construction

About: Southside Commons is the new reimagined development at the previous, and much beloved, Palace Lanes Bowling Alley.  The 80,000 sq.ft. adaptive re-use development will be comprised of a new bowling and family entertainment center, as well as retail on level 1, and medical office tenants on level 2.  The project was a collaboration between Tramonte Design Studio and Michael Hsu Office of Architecture.  Check out www.southside-commons.com for more information.

Development Team

• Owner:  Triple Crown Investments
• Developer:  Triple Crown Investments
• Contractor: Arch-Con Construction
• Architect:  Tramonte Design Studio and Michael Hsu Office of Architecture
• Landscape Architect: TBG Partners
• Structural Engineer: Henderson Rogers
• MEP Engineer:  Infinity
• Civil Engineer:  Stantec

Project Address:  6441 High Star Houston, Texas 77074

Construction Status: Complete

About:  To meet the growing healthcare needs of the uninsured and under served populations in the Greater Houston area, Legacy launched Building Healthy Families/Construyendo Familias Saludables, a $15M capital campaign to fund a new state-of-the-art campus in Southwest Houston. Legacy’s goal is to combine healthcare, education, and social services in a culturally appropriate environment which is tied to the community it serves. To accomplish this, Legacy seeks to build a medical facility which will foster ease of access and provide significant benefits to Legacy’s patients and staff. The clinic, which will be built to LEED specifications, will house pediatrics, OB/GYN, behavioral health, and specific social services. Legacy’s Patient Education and Adult Literacy program, currently operating out of a local church, will be permanently relocated to this new campus as well. Legacy’s goal is for the new Southwest Campus to become the preferred destination for the neighborhood’s under served. This new facility will allow Legacy to add new healthcare teams, and build on their many strengths. In addition to housing the unmatched excellence of care Legacy offers, this new campus will give families a medical home unique to the area.

Fun Fact:  The exterior wall patterning is based on traditional South and Central American weaving patterns – a cultural connection to the community it serves

Development Team

• Owner:  Legacy Community Health
• Developer:  N/A
• Contractor: Harvey Builders
• Architect:  Perkins and Will
• Landscape Architect: Perkins and Will
• Structural Engineer: Walter P Moore
• MEP Engineer:  E&C Engineers
• Civil Engineer:  Walter P Moore
• Other: N/A

Project Address:  2511 Willowick Road, Houston, TX 77027

Construction Status: under construction

About:  On a 3.4-acre site where a 53-year old complex was once located, Hoar Construction is building a 783,488 SF luxury multifamily development with ground level retail. The project’s tight, urban site is situated on one of Houston’s busiest and longest thoroughfares, and is lined with high-end stores and the prestigious River Oaks neighborhoods.

The development features 327 units ranging from 1-3 bedrooms including townhouses and a 599-car parking garage. Resident amenities include a fitness club with a yoga room, a swimming pool with a terrace and pool house, and a city view lounge. The project also includes multiple gardens and an interior green wall in the fitness club.

Development Team

• Owner:  Crescent Communities
• Developer:  Crescent Communities
• Contractor: Hoar Construction
• Architect:  ZCA Residential, LLC
• Landscape Architect: Kudela & Weinheimer
• Structural Engineer: Viewtech Inc.
• MEP Engineer:  Jordan & Skala Engineers
• Civil Engineer:  Stantec

Project Address:  2620 Joanel Street, Houston, TX  77027

Construction Status: Complete

About:  Tramonte Design Studio is happy to have collaborated with Tres Market Foods to design their new River Oaks location.  Tres Market has a reputation for high quality, easy, prepared foods to go, and this new outpost is designed to thoughtfully highlight the beautiful, delicious goodies within!

Fun Fact:  Tres Market’s motto is “We make life delicious and easy. The secret ingredient is love.”

Development Team

• Owner:  Tres Market Foods
• Developer:  Tres Market Foods
• Contractor: Miller LaPoint Construction
• Architect:  Tramonte Design Studio
• Landscape Architect: none
• Structural Engineer: Dunaway
• MEP Engineer:  E/B/E, Inc.
• Civil Engineer:  Duplantis Design Group

Project Address: 1958 West Gray Street, Houston, TX 77019

Construction Status: Topped Out End January 2020

About: Developed in partnership with Weingarten Realty and the Hanover Company, The Driscoll is a new luxury apartment high-rise situated along West Gray Street in the historic River Oaks Shopping Center that offers residents a truly unique living experience. The Driscoll features all the modern luxuries and amenities that residents have come to expect, while offering unparalleled access to the high-end shopping center and the River Oaks area beyond.

Development Team

• Owner: Weingarten Realty Investors
• Developer: Hanover Company
• Contractor: Hanover Company
• Architect: Ziegler Cooper
• Landscape Architect: Hanover Company
• Structural Engineer: SCA Consulting Engineers
• MEP Engineer: Jordan & Skala
• Civil Engineer: Brown & Gay Engineers

Project Address:  6202 Washington Ave. Suite 100, Houston, TX 77007

Construction Status: under construction

About: Memorial Trail Ice House is a new, patio bar coming to the Rice Military neighborhood. The bar will occupy the first floor of the old Juergens building as well as the adjacent half-acre lot that will serve as the deck and patio. Located across from Memorial Park, this will be a hot spot for park-goers and locals alike.

Development Tame

• Owner:  Imperial RR
• Developer:  Memorial Trail Ice House
• Contractor: Rick Galatian
• Architect:  Method Architecture
• MEP Engineer:  KCI Technologies
• Civil Engineer:  H2B Engineering

Project Address:  3000 Aldine Mail Route Road, Houston, TX 77039

Construction Status: Complete

About: The BakerRipley East Aldine Neighborhood Campus is  a multi-discipline, mixed-use campus on approximately 7 acres. The project is a component of a larger 61-acre Town Center development in the East Aldine District in Harris County. The East Aldine District was created by the Texas Legislature in June 2001 to enhance the physical, social, and economic well-being of Aldine. The 14.8 square-mile management district is generally bound by U.S. Route 59, Beltway 8, the Hardy Toll Road, and Little York Road. The East Aldine Neighborhood Campus includes the Shapiro Family Welcome Center, the Bowden Education Center, and the Brown Foundation Business Center.

In the development of all projects, BakerRipley prioritizes comprehensive community engagement. Page worked closely with their team to develop the engagement strategy, establish event agendas, and document community participation for this project. The community engagement/building programming phase of the project included two town hall public forums, seven targeted community member participation workshops, and intercept interviews out in the community. During the development of the design, Page and BakerRipley worked closely with user groups in developing the space; then, they re-engaged the community to update and gain feedback on the design. Now in operation, the campus has realized its vision as a magnet for the underserved community, providing business incubation, financial counseling, maker space, and social engagement.

Fun Fact:  The campus includes (1) a commercial kitchen for the development of community food service businesses; (2) a makerspace; and (3) a community room with large garage doors that open to the adjacent plaza for markets and events.

Development Team

• Owner: BakerRipley
• Developer: BakerRipley
• Contractor: D.E. Harvey Builders
• Architect:  Page
• Landscape Architect: Clark Condon
• Structural Engineer: M Engineering & Construction LLC
• MEP Engineer:  Page
• Civil Engineer:  WGAnderson, LLC
• Cost Estimating: Halford Busby, LLC
• Telecom/AV/Security: 4b Technology Group, LLC
• Commissioning: Page