With over 25 years of experience performing Construction Administration services, Ron is responsible for site surveys/investigations, due diligence reports, comprehensive analysis, and field verification of construction practices before and during the construction phase of the project.
DBR can employ a multi-tiered design that aims to prevent damage to public and private infrastructure, provide minimal electrical distortion to the network and effectively suppress or redirect surges and spikes in the electricity we use. These strategies ultimately increase the life span of equipment, result in fewer internal failures and result in more reliable and efficient use of power.
Congratulations to the following DBR employees who have recently passed their LEED exams and received new credentials. Sustainability is one of DBR’s core values. We celebrate the accomplishments of these individuals who took the initiative to learn more about the best practices promoted by the LEED Green Building Rating System!
Each year marketers and business developers in Houston’s built environment come together for an evening of celebration to recognize excellence by marketing professionals, and honor the most creative and effective marketing materials in the industry.
Eddy serves as the Director of Sustainability at DBR and supports the firm statewide with over fifteen years of experience practicing sustainable design in the A/E/C industry.
Building commissioning provides appreciable and calculable benefits to building developers/owners, occupants, construction and design teams, and ultimately our nation.
The three-story building clocks in at 57,000 square feet of exhibition galleries, classrooms, a café, and an indoor theater. Following the ambitious expansion to the building, the Holocaust Museum Houston now ranks as the fourth largest Holocaust museum in the nation.
As the Director of DBR’s Commissioning Department, Tim is responsible for ensuring our clients receive the best value on their investment in their building project.
As the Summer “ends” (it’s Texas), our interns at DBR prepare to start their new school year. DBR went through a selective process to identify 6 third and fourth-year students to intern with us from May to August.
DBR’s McAllen office hires Project Manager, Hugo Avila, PE with over 24 years of experience in the MEP Engineering industry.