Portfolio
Everywhere we have built it.
Forty years across the Dallas and Fort Worth metroplex is more named work than any single page can carry a photograph for. Six of these projects we can show you below, shot on the ground by us, not stock and not a rendering. The rest we can tell you, by name and by place, and we would rather list it plainly than borrow a photograph from one job to stand in for another.
Estimating and design review sit in house with a landscape architect, and we self-perform the concrete, masonry and drainage alongside the planting and irrigation on almost everything below, which is a large part of why one company's name is on all of it.
You will find town squares, arena forecourts, school campuses, master-planned neighborhoods and civic parks in the list below, because a commercial crew that has been running since 1985 ends up working across most of what a city actually builds, not just one corner of it.
In photographs
Six places, and what happened there.
Southlake Town Square is the streetscape and plaza work on the Grand Avenue expansion. Vitruvian Park is public parkland for the Town of Addison. The other four are just as real, and every image on this page is our own project photography rather than a stock library.
Retail
Southlake Town Square
Southlake, TX
Grand Avenue expansion. Streetscape, plaza, and the vine-grown timber colonnade over the bench run.
Parks
Vitruvian Park
Addison, TX
Public parkland at municipal scale, mown to the water on both banks.
Educational
UTA Special Events Center
Arlington, TX
Dry creek bed and ribboned grass planting carrying drainage across the arena forecourt.
Parks
Addison Circle Park
Addison, TX
Civic park with a stone-weir water feature and a formal tree allee.
Residential land development
Viridian
Arlington, TX
Master-planned community. Common areas, entries and the parks inside it.
Commercial
One Arts Plaza
Dallas, TX. Plaza planting and water read at night, when the building is doing its work.
Every named project
The rest of it, by category.
What follows is real, named commercial work across five kinds of client: commercial, retail, educational, residential land development and parks. We do not have a cleared photograph for most of it yet, so instead of putting one project's name next to another project's picture, we are listing it straight, by name and by place.
Commercial
- Dallas Cowboys Headquarters and Ford Center, Frisco
- Omni Hotel at the Star
- Rolex Headquarters, Dallas
- Crescent McKinney and Olive
- Frisco Station Phase 1, Frisco
- Texas Health Mansfield
- The Statler Hotel renovation, Dallas
- Hall Arts Plaza
- Wylie Civic Center
Retail
- Nebraska Furniture Mart, The Colony
- Grandscape Boardwalk
- Irving Music Factory, Las Colinas
- The Hill, Dallas
- Highland Village Town Center
- Shops of Park Lane, Dallas
Educational
- McKinney ISD Football Stadium
- TCU Village Greek Dorms Phase 6, Fort Worth
- Shepton High School renovations, Plano
- Prosper ISD Elementary 8, 9 and Middle School
- UNT Business Leadership Parking Facility, Denton
- Rick Reedy High School, Frisco ISD
- Lone Star High School, Frisco ISD
- LISD 9th and 10th Grade Center, Lewisville
- Peters Colony and Lakeland Elementary, Lewisville ISD
- 57 LISD school renovations
- Mansfield ISD elementary and middle school renovations
- Rosemeade Elementary, Carrollton
- Thompson Elementary, DeSoto
- Boswell High School renovations, Saginaw
Residential land development
- Richwoods, Frisco
- Light Farms, Celina
- Lexington Country
- Phillips Creek Ranch, Frisco
Parks
- The Bend at Frisco Station
- World Collection Crape Myrtle Trail, McKinney
- Stormy Plaza, North Richland Hills
- Community Park and Inspiration Park, Viridian, Arlington
- Sprull Park, Addison
That list runs to roughly fifty projects and is still growing. Some of it we built ten years ago; some of it a crew is on right now. Most of what is above is public or visible from the street. If you recognize a name and want to know when we ran it or who managed it, ask us directly and we will tell you.
Want to be the next name on this list?
Every project above started as a phone call, a set of drawings or a scope a general contractor needed filled fast. Send us yours, or start with a call to the office. We will tell you plainly if it is outside what we do, and point you toward whoever it is not.