Commercial Projects by Market Sector
This site of the former Sears Building now serves as industrial space in an ideal, accessible South Dallas Location. Less than a 15 minute drive from Downtown, the 38 acre site includes 167 dock positions, 73 dock doors, and 4 freight elevators. Over 5,400 gallons of Sherwin Williams paint were used to give this building new life.
Austin Community College and KLRU announced a new partnership unfolding at ACC Highland. Together, ACC and KLRU will expand the pipeline of talented artists and transmedia communicators and transform public television. The new facility, opening at the former women’s Dillard’s at Highland, includes state-of-the-art TV studios, edit suites, master control, community space, and more.
As part of the Highland Redevelopment Project, this collaboration brings together ACC’s vision to build innovative instruction, flexible training labs, business incubator space, and non-profit resources under one roof.
These 3 industrial spaces from ARCO/Murray are home to several companies operating in various industries in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Our Maintenance Coatings team gave these industrial buildings a much-needed facelift. Exteriors steps involved were pressure washing, repairing damaged surfaces, removing loose paint, caulk trim, priming, protecting doors, windows, dock doors, and lights, repainting the exterior, and trim.
After an extensive search for a new facility throughout the DFW area and other Texas communities, a Dallas site was selected for Cummins Southern Plain Center. This engine remanufacturing facility has 14 individual bridge cranes with spans up to 100 feet to remove engines up to 90 liters, weighing up to 60,000 pounds, and 42 service bays servicing vehicles ranging from fire trucks, to motor homes, to oilfield frack rigs.
Encore Wire completed the first phase of a massive expansion of its service center facilities in McKinney, Texas. Encore Wire is the leading manufacturer of copper and aluminum for residential, commercial, and industrial wire needs. Phase 1 will include a new 720,000 sq-ft facility on the north end of Encore’s existing campus, located at 1329 Millwood Road in McKinney. Following shortly after, phase two will focus on repurposing Encore’s existing distribution center by expanding its manufacturing capacity significantly and extending its market reach. The second phase is anticipated to be complete in 2022.
Hill & Wilkinson hired our flooring division for this project. Our teams are knowledgeable in flooring products and have the expertise to execute all over Texas, as well as in Nashville, Tennessee. Recently, clients have leaned on our specialized team to creatively develop or engineer flooring solutions to bring down costs. We’re known for Delivering Beyond Expectations.
The warehouse and former cracker factory at 603 Munger Street has anchored Dallas’ West End for more than 115 years. It has gone through booms and busts, just like the city around it. The building had been vacant nearly 10 years until Granite Properties purchased it in 2015 and announced plans for its rehabilitation. It reopened in 2017 as Factory Six03, a 215,000 square foot, creative and tech-centered office, as well as retail complex that is acting as a catalyst for a rebirth of the West End Historic District.
This warehouse in South Nashville represents an investment in distribution for the surrounding areas. Previously operated by another grocery store, the space joins more than 6.7 million square feet of distribution space from the new owner. The project consisted of indoor and outdoor coatings, including the parking structure.
Mary Kay Inc. built a new, U.S.-based global manufacturing, research and development facility located in Lewisville, Texas. This manufacturing / R&D Center supports the global cosmetic company’s needs in producing skin care products, color cosmetics and fragrances for millions of Independent Beauty Consultants worldwide. The Richard R. Rogers (R3) Manufacturing / R&D Center, has been awarded LEED Silver certification. This building replaces the company’s former manufacturing facility that opened on Regal Row in Dallas in 1969.
This supercar luxury manufacturer has relocated its North American HQ from New York to Texas. The new 30,000 SF space is six times the size of the old facility in New York City, at roughly the same price. It will serve as an office, as well as a storage and maintenance facility for company vehicles used for press and events.
This fulfillment center in Arlington, Texas was built to offer small and medium-sized businesses worldwide streamlined fulfillment and shipping services to consumers in the U.S. and Canada. This repainting interior and exterior project consisted of (7) buildings.
