Louise Poirier

The University of Houston’s new Guy V. Lewis Basketball Center is a 53,000-sq-ft, three-level building that features identical facilities for men’s and women’s basketball, including practice courts, basketball offices, administration and team support areas and site improvements.

In May 2015, Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing completed a 95,000-sq-ft reroof on the main terminal of Dallas Love Field.

Wilsonart’s new 31,000-sq-ft headquarters was designed to display the company’s latest products and provide a unifying space for collaborative work areas that integrate the organization into an open office.

According to the design team, Moody Bridge is the first pedestrian bridge in the U.S. to use an inverted Fink Truss design, which supports the span from a single central tower resting on the traffic median below.

The 18,750-sq-ft building includes 12 classrooms, indoor and outdoor play areas and flexible spaces for teaching and learning.

The 23,000-sq-ft academic facility houses the Gary Cook School of Leadership and is an exact, but slightly larger, replica of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.

The Khabele School is an independent, coed school serving kids from 18 months through 12th grade across three campuses.

A historic renovation within New Orleans’ famed Warehouse District converted a four-story, early 1900s building from three apartments and a commercial space into a single-family residence.

Community First! Village is a 27-acre, master-planned community based on a recreational-vehicle-style housing model.