The Hills Church’s newest campus in West Fort Worth, referred to as Chapel Creek, began with renovations to an existing building, which was expanded to provide a 600-seat worship center, classrooms, and offices. A new porte-cochére and entry welcome members of the church family to the new campus. The parking lot has also been expanded, providing additional parking capacity as well as a connection to I-30.

The three-story building consolidated a number of area offices and provides a secure, expanded work area to more efficiently serve the public. The new Government Center, located on 712 South Stagecoach Trail, is designed for energy efficiency and future growth. 

As Roanoke has grown, the need for this new city hall became apparent to city leaders. With the new City Hall all city services, will be under one big roof. Designed to resemble a turn of the century courthouse, the new City Hall will fit the current design of most buildings on Oak Street in Downtown Roanoke. This includes the City Hall, adjacent pedestrian plaza area (park area with fountain, pergolas, landscaping) and Fire Department museum, which will house the 1923 Fire Engine.

The service center will house approximately 1,000 employees who currently work in three buildings on two campuses that are 17 miles apart. This much-needed consolidation will be essential in helping streamline operations and better promote employee collaboration as USCIS continues to provide prompt and efficient service in processing requests for immigration benefits. The development is also immediately adjacent to the DART Belt Line Station, which provides rail and bus service from DFW Airport to downtown Dallas. Cherry provided polished floors, exterior and interior coating services.