District Cooling Plant #3 is a chiller plant in downtown Austin providing 10,000 tons of cooling for a chilled water loop installed below city streets and made available to private development at competitive rates.

The Frazier Family Companies, a local Corpus Christi developer, approached LEVY DYKEMA as they were considering buying the historic Chamberlain Building. LEVY DYKEMA was familiar with the building having previously assessed it for a previous owner. Beginning life as a lighthouse in 1857 and serving as the headquarters for H-E-B until 1971, The Chamberlain had been vacant for over 30 years and had gone through multiple stalled attempts to rehabilitate it from multifamily to restaurant to commercial space.

LEVY DYKEMA’s design for the Fresa’s entry makes the restaurant easy to find, and easily identifiable as the next evolution of the Fresa’s brand. Each space feels settled and cohesive, with a sense of discovery as you move through the space. Splashes of deep rouge and muted salmon colors with varied textures, bar tiles from Europe, Moroccan Zellige tile, Terracotta Breeze blocks, and color-rich serape textiles on banquets throughout the restaurant elegantly maintain Fresa’s Hispanic colonial aesthetic. At the same time, the outdoor deck is a great place to relax and take advantage of the Hill Country views. This inviting outdoor space at Fresa’s is a signature feature for diners to enjoy.

Torre is a student housing community located in Austin, Texas at the University of Texas West Campus. In a bustling market for purpose-built student housing, Torre stands out by curating a unique living experience for university students in a pedestrian near campus environment.

The Uplands Corporate Center is an integral network of amenities and uniquely designed office environments that blend seamlessly with the natural environment where it is situated in the uplands of the Texas Hill Country. It offers extraordinary views of a rolling landscape lush in vegetation with the iconic Austin skyline on the horizon.