The Fretz Park Branch Library is located in Dallas, Texas. The library was renovated and an additional 4,800 square feet was added onto the original building. The addition was constructed using structural steel framing supported on drilled piers.

Bethel Missionary Baptist Church was founded in the late 1800’s by Reverend John (Jack) H. Yates, an early leader of Houston’s African American community. Located in Freedmen’s Town, a post-Civil War Houston neighborhood founded by freed slaves, the Church has had three sanctuaries on the same site, with the earliest constructed in the 1890’s. The first structure was destroyed by the Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900. The third and most recent structure was abandoned in 1997 and nearly destroyed by fire in 2005. White Oak Studio led the team along with PGAL and the City of Houston to restore the property by retaining and reinforcing the existing exterior walls and establishing a beautiful park on the interior. PGAL’s design includes seating that is reminiscent of church pews; interpretive panels to highlight the illustrious history; open web trusses to reinforce the structure without obscuring light and views to the open sky; refurbished masonry and accents; window openings that allow ample daylight; decorative fencing to secure the site while welcoming visitors; and beautiful landscaping throughout to propel the revitalization in the area.

Discovery Green is an 11.8 acre park located in downtown Houston, Texas. The park features The Grove Restaurant, an interactive water feature, dog runs and a lake suitable for sailing remote-controlled boats in the summer and ice skating in the winter. Structural scope of work included design of three major building structures, wood decks, water features and sculpture foundations. The structures were constructed using structural steel framing supported on drilled piers.

The City of Houston’s Market Square is located on Houston’s original city hall and occupies a square block in the downtown historic district. The urban park features a central lawn, terraced dog runs with water features and climbing boulders, fountains and contemporary public art, a large play sculpture of a dog carved from a hundred year-old Galveston Live Oak felled by Hurricane Ike and a commemorative garden. Structures in the park include ---- and were constructed using structural steel framing supported on drilled piers.

*need structures built in the park