Dally + Associates collaborated with Gensler Architecture on this new 1.15 – acre site for the Child Advocate of Fort Bend. The site includes a new 8,519 sf building, sidewalks, a parking lot, and underground utilities.
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Dally + Associates collaborated with FCC Environmental and Horizon International Group Construction on the new, state of the art, 10.77 – acre site and 117,455 sf building for the City of Houston. The team was also responsible for planning the detention pond, parking lot, and all underground utilities for the new facility.
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Dally + Associates worked with Brave Architects on the new 5-story, 50,000 sf facility for a Harris county non-profit addiction recovery organization. Our team provided Civil Engineering services including site layout, grading, utilities and drainage.
Dally + Associates collaborated with Architects to provide Civil Engineering services for the Harris County public library system to renovate the Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library after damage from Hurricane Harvey. The new site and building will be designed for water mitigation and drainage for possible future high water events.
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Dally + Associates has worked with DMC Construction on multiple projects throughout the county for the Harris County Flood Control District. Our team has assisted the county in surveying and repairing channels, changing flood control piping, and designing modifications to the bayous throughout the county.
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Dally + Associates collaborated EYP to design this brand new 2-story, 63,000 sf building combining an 11,000 sf Houston Health Department Service Center, 10,500 sf Houston Parks &Recreation Community Center, and a 13,800 sf Houston Public Library Regional Library. The building has 27,700 sf shared-use area consisting of lobby, meeting rooms, classrooms, storage, and management
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