44 East Ave, Austin TX 78701

44 East Ave is Intracorp’s first project in Austin. Located just steps away from Lady Bird Lake and located in the Rainey District, this 50-story building of 308 condominiums offers the very best of downtown lakefront living. With expansive amenities, beautifully designed common areas and efficient floorplans, no detail has been ignored.

Companies Involved: Intracorp; Page; IMEG; WGI, Blum Engineering, MSD Partners; Bank OZK

3011 Employee Ave, Austin, TX 78719

This 40,000-square-front ABIA IT Office and Infrastructure Building is designed to simultaneously provide ABIA with secure, state-of-the-art spaces for mission-critical communications infrastructure while also creating a colorful, vibrant workspace capable of attracting and retaining top-tier IT talent in a city dominated by Google and Meta.

Companies Involved: City of Austin, Dept of Aviation; Page; AEC-WAY Engineering; Garver; Austin Commercial; 4B Technology; Protection Engineering Consultants; Asakura Robinson; Engineered Exteriors; Vermeulens

212 Rio Grande St, Austin, TX 78701

Austin Community College’s Rio Grande Campus, a beloved historic landmark, endured decades of deferred maintenance and incremental renovations. The 108-year-old building has transformed into an accessible, LEED Platinum campus that inspires, educates, enriches, and prepares students of diverse backgrounds and abilities for the future.

Companies Involved: Austin Community College District; Studio8 Architects; Overland Partners; Leap! Structures; UDG (Now Dunaway Associates); Bartlett Cocke Contractors; dwg.; Shah Smith & Associates, Inc.; Acton Partners; COMBS Consulting Group, LP; BAi

812 Electric Dr, Austin, TX 78703

Austin Energy’s new District Cooling Plant #3, located on a space-constrained site in the Seaholm district, provides 10,000 tons of chilled-water for cooling of buildings in downtown Austin. The efficient use of electricity, water and space enhances the area is on which would normally be achieved by individual buildings.

Companies Involved: Austin Energy; Cotera + Reed Architects; Tsen Engineering; Dunaway Associates; EEA Consulting Engineers; Flintco Construction;

4815 Mueller Blvd, Austin, TX 78723

The high-performance Austin Energy Corporate Headquarters was designed to achieve the highest levels of sustainable performance (LEED Platinum, WELL Building Platinum, and AEGB 5-star) while responding to a similarly important challenge: ensuring comfort and wellness for occupants and visitors.

Companies Involved: Catellus Development Corporation; Austin Energy; ELS; Page; Leap!Structures; GarzaEMC; CNG Engineering; Coleman & Associates

Renovation of an existing two-story facility into a cutting-edge surgical eye care center that spans Eanes Creek, preserving the natural beauty of the surroundings. The renovated Austin Eye Rollingwood facility will serve the healthcare needs of the Austin and Westlake area for many years to come.

Companies Involved: Austin Eye; STG Design Group; Structura, Inc.; Polkinghorn Group; Architectural Engineers Collaborative; Stantec; Bay and Associates

6000 N Lamar, Ste 200, Austin, TX 78752

The Austin Housing Conservancy is an innovative, open-end private equity fund, managed by the non-profit Affordable Central Texas, preserving workforce housing for nurses, teachers, musicians and other low-to-moderate income households earning primarily 60-80% of MFI. The Fund has almost 2,000 units,13 properties and a value of nearly $400 million.

Companies Involved: Affordable Central Texas; Housing Authority City of Austin; Austin Housing Finance Corporation;

7505 Silvercrest Dr, Austin, TX 78757

The Austin ISD Rosedale School is a modernized new campus serving students with complex medical and behavioral special needs. The school’s design elevates principles of universal design, biophilic wellness, multi-sensory experiences, and placemaking to give the new Rosedale School an overarching sense of joy and belonging.

Companies Involved: Austin Independent School District; Page; Datum Rios, LLC; Garza EMC; CNG Engineering; BCDM Architects; Asakura Robinson; Combs Consulting; DLR Group; Allegion; Engineered Exteriors; Foodservice Design Professionals; Jaffe Holden; Countour Collective; Archer’s Challenge

200 E Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Austin, TX 78712

The University of Texas at Austin’s Blanton Museum Building and Grounds Improvements restates the museum’s entry sequence to create cohesion between the museum’s Edgar A. Smith Building and the Michner Building with a pedestrian-friendly link.

Companies Included: White Construction; The University of Texas at Austin; Snøhetta; Architectural Engineers Collaborative; GarzaEMC

601 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701

Block 185 is a new, defining landmark for Austin and the city skyline, creating collaborative, connected, flexible, and sustainable work environments to attract top talent. Sited on a premier development in one of the fastest growing, most desirable cities in America, Block 185, celebrates the city’s history and reinforce its growth.

Companies Involved: Green Water Block 185, LLC c/o Trammell Crow; STG Design; Pelli Clarke & Partners; Thornton Thomasetti; Civiltude; Blum Consulting Engineers; JP Morgan; DPR Construction; Campbell Landscape Architecture, Inc.;

10417 Crumley Ranch Rd, Austin, TX 78738

This off-the-grid, self-sustainable Campsite at Shield Ranch is a 14-acre addition to the 6,800-acre El Ranchito camp at Shield Ranch that serves children from low-income families. The scope includes a 4,900 sf pavilion for community gathering, 18 cabins totaling 5,900 square feet, a mile of asphalt roadway, and several miles of gravel trails.

Companies Involved: Shield Ranch Foundation; Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors; Andersson Wise Architects; Architectural Engineering Collaborative; WGI; Positive Energy; Regenerative Environmental Design; TenEyck

2500 Longview St, Austin, TX 78705

Cascade is located at the intersection of North Lamar and 25th Street near Peace Park. It consists of a six-story mixed-use (residential and office) and two-story subterranean parking garage. The 197,147-square-foot condo building includes an amenity center, courtyard, pool area, and 113 condominium units, totaling 6,536 square feet of net rentable area.

Companies Involved: Pearlstone Partners LLC; Mark Hart Architecture, Inc.; CPH Structural Engineering; Wuest Group; Nichols Engineering

1401 E 6th St, Austin TX 78702

Located in East Austin, the Centro West Block Office Building draws inspiration from the character of the surrounding neighborhood, creating a mixed-use block designed to complement, enhance, and stitch together the urban fabric. Centro embraces urban design principles, thoughtfully maximizes streetscape activation, and extends the public realm to bring discovery and delight.

Companies Involved: Riverside Resources; WGI; Gensler; Brockette/Davis/Drake, Inc.; Bay & Associates; ME Engineers, Inc.; Center for Maximum Potential Building System

5301 Ross Rd, Del Valle, TX 78617

Del Valle ISD and Thinkery are partnering to bring play-based learning to an underserved community. Through their public-private partnership they will bring STEAM based interactives and training to a public-school districts child development center. Creating a place where young minds can develop through innovative STEAM experiences.

Companies Involved: Del Valle Independent School District, Pfluger Architects; Thinkery

9010 N Lake Creek Pkwy, Austin, TX 78717

JE Dunn constructed the new Dell Children’s Medical Center North Campus in Williamson County. The facility is approximately a 197,000 gross square feet, 36-bed pediatric hospital. It includes emergency services, imaging, two functional operating rooms (+two shelled), endoscopy and procedure rooms, a kitchen, and space for future growth.

Companies Involved: Ascension-Seton; JE Dunn Construction; HKS; GarzaEMC; WSP Engineers

7300 Hart Ln, Austin, TX 78731

The Dell Jewish Community Center serves as a vibrant hub for community engagement, promoting well-being and mental health through inclusive services. With top-notch fitness, wellness, and aquatic experiences, it provides a gathering place that embodies the organization’s core values of community building and making a positive impact on the world.

Companies Involved: Square One Consultants; Shalom Austin; The Beck Group; Leap!Structures; GarzaEMC; EEA Consulting Engineers; TBG Partners; IE² Construction; Bell & McCoy Lighting

928 E 11th St/1106 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78702

The Urban Renewal District Development Study explores the potential of two – 11th Street East Austin parcels that have remained untouched for 3 decades into signature mixed-use developments that will provide thriving small businesses, cultural anchors, and distinctive affordable housing that reinforce the cultural identity of the district.

Companies Involved: Austin Economic Development Corporation; Page; Civilitude; Hayat Brown; The Bingham Group; Creative Policy + Public City

1101 Music Lane, Austin, TX 78704

Equipment Room is a unique music destination with a sound-forward design radiating Austin’s vibrant culture. Inspired by the precision and craftsmanship found in Tokyo’s listening rooms, the design creates an inviting, warm ambiance with an impressive record collection and high-quality sound equipment, offering an exceptional listening experience.

Companies Involved: Bunkhouse Group; Breakaway Records; Guerilla Suit; Standard Hotels; RIOS; Architectural Engineers Collaborative; Introba; Within Light; Franklin Allen; Arup

721 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701

The Hyatt Centric on Congress Avenue is a preservation project with a progressive urbanist heart. The iconic 246-key hotel rises 31-stories from its small 0.15-acre footprint, where it engages its surrounding historic context by combining hospitality, office, and cultural amenity in the bustling downtown corridor.

Companies Involved: McWhinney Hospitality; Nelsen Partners; PK Associates LLC; Stantec; Blum Consulting Engineers

1127 Tillery St, Austin, TX 78702

The Live + Make Campus embraces a creative placemaking approach that leverages the arts to serve several vulnerable populations, including individuals with disabilities, while also spearheading broader social justice goals at the intersection of affordable housing, job readiness, and food security.

Companies Involved: Imagine Art; Citrine Development; MRE Capital; Live Make Housing Partners, LP; Wallace Architects; Crockett Engineering; Civilitude; Aptus Engineers; Rialto Studio Landscaping; Red Stone Equity Partners; Amegy Bank; City of Austin / Austin Housing Finance Corporation; Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs

1211 W Riverside Dr, Austin, TX 78704

The Loren at Ladybird Lake is a premier hotel and residential project at the urban thoroughfare of Riverside Drive and Lamar Boulevard in Austin, Texas. The 5-star luxe hotel and mixed-use project is uniquely situated between nearby nature trails, parkland, and the ultimate convenience of proximity to downtown Austin.

Companies Involved: C12 Capital, Rhode Partners, Viewtech, Inc; Consort, Inc.; Blum Consulting Engineers; Sardis Developments; Hoar Construction; Fleur De Lis Interior Design;

101 S Burleson Rd, Kyle, TX 78640

The City of Kyle retained Coleman & Associates to redesign its tired and underutilized historic town square.  Renamed to honor the first woman mayor of Kyle, the two-acre Mary Kyle Hartson City Square Park in the center of town gathers residents and visitors alike. Coleman & Associates maintained the park’s history while providing new amenities, including an event-ready central plaza, an educational pollinator garden, an interactive children’s play area, and a circular unifying path.

Companies Involved: City of Kyle; Coleman & Associates; T.F. Harper

1007-1221 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704

In the heart of Austin, the eclectic South Congress neighborhood is a social hub and city landmark, a walkable exhibition of Austin’s authentic character. By integrating goals for density, shading, landscape, and pedestrian connectivity, Music Lane extends and enhances the popular district – creating a safe, accessible, and enticing destination.

Companies Involved: Turnbridge Equities; Lake|Flato Architects; Architectural Engineers Collaborative; WGI (formerly Big Red Dog), Integral Group; dwg.; Austin Commercial, Inc.

When disaster strikes, people across Austin need trusted community spaces to meet basic needs. When paired with ongoing emergency planning, disaster response, and sheltering plans, a Resilience Hub Network can help provide relief during extreme weather events and other emergencies.

Companies Involved: City of Austin, Office of Resilience; Go Austin/Vamos Austin (GAVA)

401 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704

RiverSouth is a workspace with a new perspective. It was designed and built with an unwavering commitment to have influence beyond its walls. It has achieved IBCon 2021 award for the Most Intelligent Office Building in the US, a Platinum Wired SmartScore, LEED Gold, and AEGB 3-Star.

Companies Involved: Stream Realty Partners; The Beck Group; IMEG; WGI; MEJ and Associates; dwg.; The Lighting Practice

1601-1845 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701

The State of Texas, through its Texas Facilities Commission, has reimagined the Texas Capitol Complex in downtown Austin. Its Master Plan features the state’s iconic pink granite capitol as its anchor and is characterized by grand civic spaces, shaded pedestrian-friendly streets, and connections to the surrounding community.

Companies Involved: Texas Facilities Commission; Page/Southerland Page, Inc., Kirksey Architecture; Ensight Haynes Whaley; Quiddity; Wylie Consulting Engineers; Encotech; White Construction; Sasaki; Garza EMC; Coleman & Associates Landscape Architecture

6230 E Stassney Ln, Austin, TX 78744

The new 49-acre Texas Department of Transportation Stassney Campus with five buildings consolidates TxDOT’s 36 divisions and 1,600 employees, who were previously housed in several leased locations across the Austin area. TxDOT leadership challenged the project team to design a new hybrid workplace that promotes flexibility, collaboration, sustainability, and employee wellness.

Companies Involved: Texas Department of Transportation; Marmon Mok Architecture; Datum Engineers; Quiddity (Formerly Jones|Carter); Shah Smith & Associates; Vaughn Construction; Freese and Nichols; Coleman & Associates

5301 Southwest Pkwy, Austin, TX 78735

Uplands II is the second phase of an office campus designed to revolutionize the office building model in a post-pandemic environment. With a focus on comfort, safety, and user experience, Uplands II is on target to be the first building in Austin to achieve LEED™, WELL Silver™ and RESET Air® certification.

Companies Involved: Drawbridge Realty; LEVY DYKEMA; Stantec; IMEG

2400 Seton Ave, Austin, TX 78705

Waterloo is an award-winning student housing tower at the University of Texas. It disrupts the status quo in student housing, raising the bar to offer design-forward, carefully curated, experience-based living to college students. Waterloo offers a lifestyle that is just what college students want and need.

Companies Involved: LV Collective; GSA; BOKA Powell; DCI Engineers; Wuest Group; JE Dunn Construction; TBG Partners

1600 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704

AN URBAN VILLAGE FOR REAL. Block from the heart of South Congress – walk to cafes, music, and shopping. There’s a real buzz. Coffee, cocktails, and people make it go from early until late. Willa forges connections, inside and out. Open floor plans feature multiple gathering areas. Keep the conversation going.

Companies Involved: StoryBuilt; 1600 South First LP; Leap!Structures; WGI; Austin Habitat for Humanity; Studio Balcones

1508 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

Zilker Studios is Foundation Communities’ newest supportive housing community, which includes 110 beautiful studios for low-income adults, several community amenities, and onsite services to improve residents’ health, education, and financial stability. Located on bustling South Lamar, residents will enjoy easy access to transit, jobs, retail, and outdoor recreation.

Companies Involved: Foundation Communities; Forge Craft Architecture + Design; DCI Engineers; Civilitude Engineers + Planners; APTUS Engineering; Bank of America; Bartlett Cocke General Contractors; Rigby Slack Lawrence Berger + Comerford, PLLC