Research Forest Lakeside is a one-of-a-kind, mixed-use development on 77 acres overlooking Lake Woodlands. The development consists of 1.8 million square feet of Class A office space and other amenities such as a bank, salon, and various eateries.
Today we are traveling to the home of the Dallas Mavericks, the Dallas Cowboys, and the DBR Dallas office. From education to multifamily, hospitality, commercial, and more – the growing project portfolio is a testament to success. Let’s take a look at a few area projects.
Ben Villafuerte serves as a Project Manager in DBR’s San Antonio office. He joined the firm in 2014 immediately after his graduation from Texas A&M University-Kingsville.
Designed by Huckabee, the new 125,393 sf elementary school for Fort Bend ISD, located on a 13-acre site in Richmond, Texas, supports small-group engagement and collaboration with the use of grade-level learning neighborhoods and a large 2-story learning commons.
Energy Use Intensity (EUI) is treated as an energy “score” and is often used as a goal to guide the design of a building. In fact, the first step in designing a Net Zero Energy building is generally setting a goal for the building’s energy consumption.
Dustin Yates, PE serves as a Project Manager and coordinates the design of all MEP systems in DBR’s Dallas office.
Houston Independent School District’s Milby High School is a place where past, present, and future meet. Designed by Kirksey Architecture, the project includes 40,000 sf of renovation to the historical structure built in 1926 as well as 240,000 sf of new construction.
Today we are traveling to the most populous city in Texas, also known for its space exploration, medical center, and energy industry, where we will find DBR’s Houston office. With almost fifty years under its belt, this Gulf Coast city is where DBR’s first office took root. Let’s check out a few of the area projects.
If the week of February 15th taught us anything, it is that we are not immune, even in Texas, to severe winter weather. The DBR family around the state had the full spectrum of experiences – from the fortunate few who didn’t lose power or water to those whose homes sustained serious damage. Commercial and educational buildings throughout the state were also impacted. Preparedness for events like this begins at the design stage.
Liliana Moreno serves as the Business Administrative Manager for DBR and manages all administrative functions for the firm.