State transportation officials provided $56 million to be funded by the Texas Dept. of Transportation’s pass-through finance program for four projects including two in Midlothian. Related Links: NorthGate Constructors Begins Work on Massive DFW Connector New Data Shows Open-Road Tolling Improves Toll Plaza Safety Odessa Reliever Route Overpass Among Prop. 14 Projects Austin’s Mobility Authority Closes $32-Million Loan for Expressway The project funds break down like so: $26.2 million for U.S. 82 in Bowie County; $9.8 million for U.S. 67 at Rail Port Parkway/Miller Road in Midlothian; $2.5 million for Farm to Market 663 at U.S. 287 in Midlothian; and
McShane Development Co.’s Healthcare Division topped out recently at the OakBend Doctors Center – Southwest Freeway in Fort Bend County. The new 60,000-sq-ft, three-story medical office building is located on the second campus of OakBend Medical Center. Photo: McShane Development Co. An aerial view shows Fort Bend County’s recently topped out 60,000-sq-ft, three-story office building. Related Links: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Inspires Building Ingenuity Alamo Colleges Opens New Northeast Lakeview Campus Bob Moore Construction Completes 200,000-SF ATC Complex in Dallas Lakeside Hospital Opens in The Woodlands Cadence McShane Completes Dallas Medical Office Building Texas Health Resources Plans
Dallas-based Datum Engineers completed the recently opened Fort Worth Museum of Science and History just as it was starting the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas. Photo: Datum Engineers Crews lift the big dome into place at the re-invented Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Related Links: Alamo Colleges Opens New Northeast Lakeview Campus Bob Moore Construction Completes 200,000-SF ATC Complex in Dallas Lakeside Hospital Opens in The Woodlands OakBend Doctors Center Tops Out in Fort Bend County Cadence McShane Completes Dallas Medical Office Building Texas Health Resources Plans New Hospital in North Tarrant County Burt-Watts Completes
Texas Health Resources purchased land in north Tarrant County with plans to build a full-service hospital. Groundbreaking is scheduled for fall with plans to begin offering services in late 2011. Texas Health is currently in the early designing and planning stages of the hospital, which will include an emergency room, outpatient and surgical services, physician offices and acute-care inpatient beds. Related Links: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Inspires Building Ingenuity Alamo Colleges Opens New Northeast Lakeview Campus Bob Moore Construction Completes 200,000-SF ATC Complex in Dallas Lakeside Hospital Opens in The Woodlands OakBend Doctors Center Tops Out in
St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System in Houston opened its $28.5-million Lakeside Hospital, a new addition on the campus of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital. Designed by RTKL, with offices in Dallas, the new 90,000-sq-ft hospital includes 30 inpatient beds, six operating rooms and three cardiac catheterization labs, as well as diagnostic imaging technologies. The recently opened Lakeside Hospital is a 90,000-sq-ft addition on the campus of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital. It was designed by RTKL and built by Bellows Construction. Related Links: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Inspires Building Ingenuity Alamo Colleges Opens New Northeast Lakeview Campus
Northeast Lakeview College, the newest addition to Alamo Colleges, recently opened. Built in two phases in four years, the nine-building campus is in Universal City about 15 mi northeast of San Antonio. Related Links: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Inspires Building Ingenuity Bob Moore Construction Completes 200,000-SF ATC Complex in Dallas Lakeside Hospital Opens in The Woodlands OakBend Doctors Center Tops Out in Fort Bend County Cadence McShane Completes Dallas Medical Office Building Texas Health Resources Plans New Hospital in North Tarrant County Burt-Watts Completes ‘Bazaar’ New Austin Project Innovative Developers Inc. Remodels FWPD Station Interior Texas Stadium
Dallas-based Cadence McShane Construction Co. recently completed the 92,000-sq-ft 10740 Medical Office Building. The new Class A, four-story medical office facility is off North Central Expressway in Dallas. Related Links: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Inspires Building Ingenuity Alamo Colleges Opens New Northeast Lakeview Campus Bob Moore Construction Completes 200,000-SF ATC Complex in Dallas Lakeside Hospital Opens in The Woodlands OakBend Doctors Center Tops Out in Fort Bend County Texas Health Resources Plans New Hospital in North Tarrant County Burt-Watts Completes ‘Bazaar’ New Austin Project Innovative Developers Inc. Remodels FWPD Station Interior Texas Stadium Implosion Scheduled This Month
Dean Wise was named vice president, network strategy, for Fort Worth-based BNSF Railway Co. He will oversee haulage and interline management, network strategy development, public-private partnerships and short-line business development functions. Related Links: Building IT Into Construction Dallas Logistics Hub Buildings Achieve Gold LEED Certification Hill International Acquires Boyken International STV Acquires Dallas-Based Civil Structures Inc. TxDOT Selects Leader for New Rail Division HKS, Hill & Wilkinson, Complete Dallas’ Ronald McDonald House Yates Construction Relocates North Texas Office Operations
Austin-based Burt-Watts Inc. recently completed a new headquarters space for Austin-based software innovators, Bazaarvoice. The company’s new 50,800-sq-ft headquarters in Austin represents an expansion from the company’s previous headquarters. Related Links: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Inspires Building Ingenuity Alamo Colleges Opens New Northeast Lakeview Campus Bob Moore Construction Completes 200,000-SF ATC Complex in Dallas Lakeside Hospital Opens in The Woodlands OakBend Doctors Center Tops Out in Fort Bend County Cadence McShane Completes Dallas Medical Office Building Texas Health Resources Plans New Hospital in North Tarrant County Innovative Developers Inc. Remodels FWPD Station Interior Texas Stadium Implosion Scheduled
William “Bill” Glavin was selected to lead the Texas Dept. of Transportation’s new rail division. Glavin has more than 30 years experience in the rail industry, including stints with Burlington Northern Railroad, North American RailNet and most recently as a consultant with RVBA and Associates. Related Links: Building IT Into Construction Dallas Logistics Hub Buildings Achieve Gold LEED Certification Hill International Acquires Boyken International STV Acquires Dallas-Based Civil Structures Inc. BNSF Names Dean Wise Vice President, Network Strategy HKS, Hill & Wilkinson, Complete Dallas’ Ronald McDonald House Yates Construction Relocates North Texas Office Operations Creation of the rail division consolidates
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