Texas & Louisiana On the Scene: December 2018
The Thompson Group and Classic Chevrolet Group won the Steve Thompson Traveling Trophy.
PHOTO COURTESY OF HUMPHREY & ASSOCIATES INC.
Participant Rich Wolfe is shown during the shoot.
PHOTO COURTESY OF HUMPHREY & ASSOCIATES INC.
The Buyers Barricades Group participates in the 5 Man Flurry.
PHOTO COURTESY OF HUMPHREY & ASSOCIATES INC.
Lubbock employees are shown with their Lubbock-Cooper Pirates and collected donations: (from left) Coleton Cornish, Sandy Hernandez, Kevin Morris with his daughters, Adam Padilla with his son and Heather Keister with her daughter.
PHOTO COURTESY FREESE & NICHOLS
E. Reed Construction was recently presented with an ICE award in the commercial category at the Associated Builders & Contractors of Greater Houston’s Excellence in Construction Awards.
PHOTO COURTESY E.E. REED CONSTRUCTION
Gensler’s Houston office hosted its annual Diversions Artists Happy Hour on Nov. 6.
PHOTO COURTESY GENSLER HOUSTON
The Broken Clay is an annual clay target shoot directed by Humphrey & Associates Inc. More than 700 people attended the event at the Defender Clay Sports Ranch in Fort Worth. A total of 545 participants shot 100 rounds each on four separate courses. The day ended with an announcement of the winners of each course, the 5 Man Flurry and the Steve Thompson Traveling Trophy. The 14th Annual Broken Clay raised $103,000, lifting total donations from the event above $1 million since it first began in 2005. The proceeds go to Young Life Ministries across North Texas. The Thompson Group and Classic Chevrolet Group won the Steve Thompson Traveling Trophy. Participant Rich Wolfe is shown during the shoot. The Buyers Barricades Group participates in the 5 Man Flurry.
To support the public schools their children attend, employees at Freese and Nichols’ Lubbock office collected donations for the Pirate Pantry, an outreach program of the Lubbock-Cooper school district. Each campus in the district hosts a pantry to provide students and their families with food, clothing, supplies and other basics to make sure students have the best chance of succeeding.
Lubbock employees are shown with their Lubbock-Cooper Pirates and collected donations: (from left) Coleton Cornish, Sandy Hernandez, Kevin Morris with his daughters, Adam Padilla with his son and Heather Keister with her daughter.
E.E. Reed Construction was recently presented with an ICE award in the commercial category at the Associated Builders & Contractors of Greater Houston’s Excellence in Construction Awards. Their award-winning project, The Kirby Collection, is a 1.1-million-sq-ft, mixed-use project located next to Kirby Drive on the east side, one of the city’s busiest roadways. Built on a tight site in a congested area, this project includes a 365,000-sq-ft, 25-story luxury residential tower; a 232,000-sq-ft, 13-story office tower; a 67,000-sq-ft, two-story retail space; and 446,000-sq-ft, six-level parking garage.
Gensler’s Houston office hosted its annual Diversions Artists Happy Hour on Nov. 6. Artwork from 41 employees was displayed across Gensler’s 6th Floor Ideation Space. Architect Emily Massaro and Technical Designer Cindy Lee (pictured at right in photo) take in a collection of portrait photography by architect Justin Taplet, while designer Samiha Brown (at left) creates a watercolor painting.
