Project of the Year - $10 to $20 Million
Wurstfest Marktplatz, Presented by ASA San Antonio
Regional Excellence Award
The Soto, Presented by WoodWorks
General Excellence Award
The Soto, Presented by San Antonio Magazine
Merit Award - $30 to $74 Million
Thrive Recreation Center & Nature Park, Presented by TEXO
Aquatics International Dream Designs
Thrive Recreation Center, Presented by Aquatics International
TEXO Distinguished Building Award - $30 to $75 Million
The Soto, Presented by TEXO
Athletic Business: Architectural Showcase
Thrive Recreation Center, Presented by Athletic Business
Athletic Business: Aquatic Design Portfolio
Thrive Recreation Center, Presented by Athletic Business
TEXO Distinguished Building Award - Historic Renovation
Sinclair Hotel, Presented by TEXO
TEXO Distinguished Building Award - $10 to $30 Million
“Das Rec” New Braunfels Recreation Center, Presented by TEXO
ASA Excellence in Construction Award
"Das Rec" New Braunfels Recreation Center, Presented by American Subcontractors Association
Best Projects - Renovation
First Presbyterian Church of Dallas Sanctuary Renovation, Presented by ENR Texas & Louisiana
Best Projects - Government / Public Building
Seguin Public Library, Presented by ENR Texas & Louisiana
TEXO Distinguished Building Award - $10 to $30 Million
Seguin Public Library, Presented by TEXO
Topping Out Award
Dallas Museum of Art - Eagle Family Plaza
President’s Award - Best Public Improvement
Seguin Public Library, Presented by Texas Downtown Association
North Texas Best Public Spaces Award
Dallas Museum of Art - Eagle Family Plaza, Presented by The Urban Land Institute
Project of the Year Between $10 - $25 million
Seguin Public Library, Presented by the American Subcontractors Association, San Antonio Chapter
TEXO Distinguished Building Award – Design/Build over $30 Million
Bob Bolen Public Safety Facility, Presented by TEXO
Topping Out Award - "The Top Award"
Bob Bolen Public Safety Facility, Presented by ARC of Dallas
Honor Award for Rehabilitation
Plaza de Armas, Presented by Preservation Texas, Inc.
Historic Preservation Award
Plaza de Armas, Presented by San Antonio Conservation Society
Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by ABC
TEXO Distinguished Building Award – Design/Build over $30 Million
Parkland Logistics Building, Presented by AGC-Texas Building Branch
Outstanding Construction Award – Design/Build over $30 Million
Parkland Logistics Building, Presented by AGC-Texas Building Branch
Outstanding Construction Award
Plaza de Armas, Presented by San Antonio Chapter of AGC-Texas Building Branch
Best in Downtown – Best Adaptive Reuse
Plaza de Armas, Presented by Centro San Antonio
Contractor of the Year
Plaza de Armas, Presented by Hispanic Contractors Association
Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
San Antonio Outstanding Construction Award
Plaza de Armas Restoration & Building Improvements, Presented by City of San Antonio
Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
Golden Trowel Award
Grapevine Convention & Visitor’s Bureau Headquarters and Museum, Presented by IMI
Alliant Build America National Award $10 - $30 Million
Lila Cockrell Theatre, Presented by AGC - National
Outstanding Construction Award – $10 - $30 Million
Lila Cockrell Theatre, Presented by AGC-Texas Building Branch
Outstanding Construction Award – Over $75 Million
San Antonio International Airport – Terminal B, Presented by AGC-Texas Building Branch
Trailblazer Award - Greenspace
Burnet Park, Presented by Downtown Fort Worth, Inc.
Topping Out “Top Ten” Award
Montgomery Plaza Condominiums Presented by ARC of Dallas
Building Awards – Merit Award – Multi-Family Residential
Villa de Leon Condominiums Presented by TEXO
Excellence in Construction Award Pyramid Award – Multi-Family Residential
Montgomery Plaza Condominiums, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
“Best of Texas” Construction Excellence Award
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
Excellence in Construction Award
– Multi-Family Residential Montgomery Plaza Condominiums, Presented by TEXO
Excellence in Construction Award – Institutional $25-99 Million
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
Topping Out Award
University of North Texas Chestnut Hall Wellness and Career Center, Presented by ARC of Dallas
Outstanding Construction Award
Dallas County “Old Red” Courthouse Phases II & III, Presented by AGC-Texas Building Branch
Quoin Summit Award
Dallas County “Old Red” Courthouse, Presented by Quoin Chapter of Associated General Contractors
Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
Construction Safety Excellence
Presented by Quoin Chapter of Associated General Contractors
National Excellence in Construction Pyramid Award – Historical Renovation $10-99 Million
Dallas County “Old Red” Courthouse Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
Excellence in Construction Award – Historical Renovation $10-99 Million
Dallas County “Old Red” Courthouse Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
Quoin Summit Award
Texas Instruments RFAB Administration Building, Presented by Quoin Chapter of Associated General Contractors
Quoin Merit Award
Montgomery Plaza, Presented by Quoin Chapter of Associated General Contractors
Topping Out Award
Dallas County “Old Red” Courthouse, Presented by ARC of Dallas
National Excellence in Construction Merit Award – Historical Renovation $2-10 Million
McKinney Performing Arts Center (Collin County Courthouse Renovation) Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
National Excellence in Construction Merit Award – Renovation $10-99 Million
Montgomery Plaza Redevelopment Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
National Excellence in Construction Merit Award – Residential
Prothro Residence Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
Excellence in Construction Award – Historical Restoration $10-99 Million
El Paso Plaza Theatre Restoration Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
Excellence in Construction Award – Renovation $10-99 Million
Montgomery Plaza Redevelopment Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
Excellence in Construction Award – Historical Renovation $2-10 Million
McKinney Performing Arts Center (Collin County Courthouse Renovation) Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
Excellence in Construction Award – Residential
Prothro Residence Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
Excellence in Construction Merit Award – Commercial $10-25 Million
Texas Instruments RFAB Administration Building Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
“Best of Texas” Construction Excellence Award
Texas Instruments RFAB Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
“Best of Texas” Construction Merit Award - Renovation
Montgomery Plaza Redevelopment Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2005 Outstanding Project – Under $25 Million
Montgomery Plaza Redevelopment Presented by American Subcontractors Association
2005 Vision Award
Montgomery Plaza Redevelopment Presented by American Subcontractors Association
2005 Excellence in Construction Merit Award – Healthcare $10-25 Million
Harris Southlake Center for Diagnostics and Surgery, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2005 Topping Out Award
Ellis County Courthouse, Presented by ARC of Dallas
2005 Greater Tarrant Business Ethics Award Finalist
Sponsored by Texas Christian University and the Greater Tarrant Ethics Committee
2005 Preservation Texas Rehabilitation Award
The Art Station, Presented by Preservation Texas & the Texas Historic Committee
2005 Preservation Texas Rehabilitation Award
The Rose Pump House, Presented by Preservation Texas & the Texas Historic Committee
2005 Quoin Summit Award
JPS Health Center for Women, Presented by Quoin Chapter of Associated General Contractors
2005 Quoin Summit Award
The Art Station, Presented by Quoin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors
2005 Quoin Merit Award
Pier 1 Imports Corporate Offices, Presented by Quoin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors
NBC5 Jefferson Award Recipient
Recognizing corporate citizenship through community volunteerism and participation in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, presented by NBC 5 Dallas/Fort Worth
2005 Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2004 Urban Design Award Winner – Built Award
Latino Cultural Center, Presented by Greater Dallas Planning Council
2004 Safety Star Award – Presented June 2005
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.; Award criteria evaluated by independent auditing firms and presented from a field of 14 regional contractors nominated
2004 National Excellence in Construction Award – Healthcare $10-25 Million
JPS Health Center for Women, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2004 Excellence in Construction Award – Commercial $25-99 Million
Pier 1 Imports Headquarters Tower, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2004 Excellence in Construction Award – Commercial $10-25 Million
Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp., Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2004 Excellence in Construction Award – Institutional $10-25 Million
Keller Pointe Recreation & Aquatics Center, City of Keller Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2004 Excellence in Construction Award – Renovation Under $2 Million
The Art Station, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2004 Excellence in Construction Award – Residential
The Robert Neylan/Jim Nagle Translucens Project, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2004 Best of Texas Construction Excellence Award
Keller Pointe Recreation and Aquatics Center, Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
2004 Excellence in Construction Merit Award – Healthcare $10-25 Million
JPS Health Center for Women, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., North Texas Chapter
2004 Contractor of the Year Award
Presented by the City of Southlake
2004 Topping Out Award
Latino Cultural Center, Presented by ARC of Dallas
2004 Safety Training & Evaluation Process Award – Platinum Level
Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2003 Diversity Award
First annual regional award presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2003 Summit Award – Design Build Two -$10-30 Million
Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation, Presented by QUOIN Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America
2003 Excellence in Construction National Award – Commercial $25-99 Million
Latino Cultural Center, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2003 Excellence in Construction Regional Award – Commercial $25-99 Million
Latino Cultural Center, Presented by Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2003 Best of Texas Award
Love Field Parking Garage, Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
2002 “Best of Texas Award” – Best Public Building Project in the State
City of Keller Town Hall, Plaza and Lakes Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
2002 “Best of Texas Award” – Best Renovation/Restoration Project in the State
Ellis County Courthouse, Presented by McGraw-Hill Construction and Texas Construction Magazine
2002 Excellence in Construction Regional Award – Commercial $25-$99 Million
City of Keller Town Hall, Plaza and Lakes Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2002 Excellence in Construction National & Regional Award Historical Restoration $2-$99 Million
Ellis County Courthouse Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc.
2001 National Excellence in Construction National Award – Institutional $25-$99 Million
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum Presented by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
2001 Excellence in Construction Regional Award – Institutional $25-$99 Million
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
Best Projects of 1999 – DFW International Airport Terminal 2W Pier Expansion
Presented by Engineering News Record magazine from December 20, 1999
Best of 1999 Award of Merit – DFW International Airport Terminal 2W Pier Expansion
Presented by Texas Construction magazine from December 1999
1999 Excellence in Construction Award – Commercial $25-$99 Million Category
DFW International Airport Terminal B Pier Expansion, DFW Airport, Texas Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1999 National Excellence in Construction Award – Commercial $5-$25 Million Category
Rough Creek Lodge and Conference Center, Glen Rose, Texas Presented by Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1998 Outstanding Construction Award – $10 -$30 Million Category
Rough Creek Lodge and Conference Center, Glen Rose, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors of America
1998 Outstanding Construction Award – $5 -$10 Million Category
Mary D. and F. Howard Walsh Center for Performing Arts, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors of America
1998 Outstanding Construction Award – Specialty Category
DVOR/DME Facility, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors of America
Best Projects of 1998 – Rough Creek Lodge and Conference Center
Presented by Engineering News Record magazine from December 21, 1998
1998 Texas Top Projects -Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Rental Car Facility, Texas
Public/Private Building Category Presented by Texas Construction magazine publication date March 1999
Outstanding Engineering Design Project – Award of Merit; Best of 1998 Awards
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport DVOR, Texas Presented by Texas Construction magazine publication date January 1999
1998 National Excellence in Construction Award – Commercial $5-$25 Million Category
Rough Creek Lodge and Conference Center, Glen Rose, Texas Presented by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1998 National Excellence in Construction Certificate of Commendation
DVOR/DME Facility, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Texas Presented by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1998 Excellence in Construction Award -Commercial $5-$25 Million Category
Rough Creek Lodge and Conference Center, Glen Rose Texas Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1998 Excellence in Construction Award -Infrastructure/Heavy Category
DVOR/DME Facility, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Texas Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1998 Excellence in Construction Award of Merit -Institutional Category $5-$25 Million
Mary D. and F. Howard Walsh Center for Performing Arts, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1998 Twenty-Five Year Award
Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas Awarded by American Institute of Architects to Louis I. Kahn, FAIA, and Preston M. Geren
1998 Texas Safety Award Certificate of Excellence
Excellent Achievement in Jobsite Safety for 1998 – Zero Lost Work Days Awarded by the Texas Building Branch, The Associated General Contractors of America
1997 “Excellence in Architecture” Honor Award
Tarrant County Junior College – Southeast Campus, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, The American Institute of Architects
1997-1998 Western Home Awards -"Merit Award"
Turtle Creek (Rose) Residence in Dallas, Texas, Sponsored by The American Institute of Architects & Sunset Magazine
1997 "Outstanding Construction" Award -Category D -$10 Million to $30 Million
The Fort Worth Outlet Square -Tandy Center, Fort Worth, Texas, Presented by Texas Building Branch, Associated General Contractors
1997 "Outstanding Construction" Award -Residential Over $1 Million
The Rachofsky House, Dallas, Texas, Presented by Texas Building Branch, Associated General Contractors
1996 Honor Award in the 1996 Design Awards
Turtle Creek (Rose) Residence in Dallas, Texas, Sponsored by the Western Mountain Region, American Institute of Architects
1996 National Excellence in Construction Award -Renovation Category
The Fort Worth Outlet Square -Tandy Center, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1996 National Excellence in Construction Award – Residential Category
The Rachofsky House, Dallas, Texas Presented by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1996 "Outstanding Construction" Award -Category D -$10 Million to $30 Million
The Fort Worth Outlet Square -Tandy Center, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1996 "Outstanding Construction" Award -Category -Residential Over $1 Million
The Rachofsky House, Dallas, Texas Presented by Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1996 Excellence in Construction Award -Renovation Category
The Fort Worth Outlet Square -Tandy Center, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1996 Excellence in Construction Award -Residential Category
The Rachofsky House, Dallas, Texas Presented by North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1995 “Outstanding Construction” Award -Category B -$1.5 Million to $5 Million
First United Methodist Church, Children's Building Addition, Fort Worth, Texas Award presented by Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1994 Quality in Construction Award
In recognition of persistence in the search for quality and fine work, Presented by Fort Worth Chapter, American Institute of Architects
1994 Project of the Year Award -Residential Over $1 Million Category
(First Winner of New Category) The Rose Residence, Dallas, Texas Presented by the Texas State Building Branch, Associated General Contractors
1994 National Excellence in Construction Award -Residential Category
The Rose Residence, Dallas, Texas Presented by Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1993 “Award of Excellence”
The Rose Residence, Dallas, Texas, Presented by the Albuquerque Chapter, American Institute of Architects
1993 Outstanding Construction Award -Category B, $1.5 Million to $5 Million
C. R. Smith Museum for American Airlines, Inc., Fort Worth, Texas Presented by Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1993 Outstanding Construction Award
Category C -$5 Million to $10 Million James L. West Presbyterian Special Care Center, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1993 Outstanding Construction Award -Category F -Residential Over $1 Million
The Rose Residence, Dallas, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1993 Excellence in Construction Award -Institutional Category
C. R. Smith Museum for American Airlines, Inc., Presented by Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1993 Excellence in Construction Award -Residential Category
The Rose Residence, Dallas, Texas Presented by North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1993 National Excellence in Construction Award -Residential Category
The "Stretto House", Dallas, Texas , Presented by Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
1992 Excellence in Construction Award -Residential Category
"The Stretto House", Dallas, Texas, Presented by the North Texas Chapter, Associated Builders and Contractors
1991 – The First Contractor Award
In recognition of Thos. S. Byrne, Inc.'s outstanding achievement over its 68-year history Presented by the Dallas Chapter, American Institute of Architects
1991 “Outstanding Construction” Award – Category B -$1.5 Million to $5 Million
Brown Lupton Student Center Cafeterias & Kitchen Remodeling, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1991 “Outstanding Construction” Award – Category D -$10 Million to $30 Million
American Airlines Warehouse/Fleet Services Facility, Alliance Airport, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1990 General Contractor of the Year -Kennedy Norton Award
Outstanding MBE/WBE participation in construction programs. Presented by the Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Business Development Council
1990 Excellence in Construction Award
Arlington Heights United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by The Associated General Contractors, Texas Building Branch
1990 Excellence in Construction Award
Texas Boys Choir Performing Arts Facility, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by The Associated General Contractors, Texas Building Branch
The “Award of Excellence”
Eunice and James L. West Library at Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth Presented by the Architectural Woodwork Institute for "Faithful Execution of Design”
“Outstanding Construction” Award -Category $ 0 -$1.5 Million
The Texas Boys Choir Performing Arts Facility, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
“Outstanding Construction” Award, Category $1.5 Million to $5 Million
The Arlington Heights United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
1987 “Outstanding Construction” Award -$10 Million to $30 Million Category
All Saints Hospital *Cityview and Professional Office Building, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
“Outstanding Construction” Award, Category $5 Million to $10 Million
National Health Insurance Co.'s New Headquarter Offices, Grand Prairie, Texas Texas Building Branch, Associated General Contractors
Certificate of Recognition
All Saints Hospital – Cityview, Physicians Office Building, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Associated General Contractors, Texas Building Branch
Outstanding Construction Award -$10 Million to $30 Million Category
Champlin Petroleum Company's New Headquarter Offices, Fort Worth, Texas Texas Building Branch, Associated General Contractors
Outstanding Construction Award -$5 Million to $10 Million Category
National Health Insurance Company's New Headquarter Offices, Grand Prairie, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
Certificate of Recognition
First United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by Associated General Contractors, Texas Building Branch
“Award of Excellence”
Presented by the Architectural Woodwork Institute for "Faithful Execution of the Design and Quality Criteria on Winfield's '08 Restaurant, Sundance Square, Fort Worth."
Outstanding Construction Award -$10 Million to $30 Million Category
Champlin Petroleum Company’s New Headquarter Offices, Fort Worth, Texas Presented by the Fort Worth Chapter, Associated General Contractors
"Citation of Honor” for 59 years of superior construction throughout the state.
(First General Contractor ever to receive this honor) The Texas Society of Architects
The first "Build/America" Award
For innovative construction techniques utilized in the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas Sponsored by the Associated General Contractors of America and the Motorola Corporation
1966 "Outstanding Plant Award"
The Armstrong Cork Co. Glass Container Plant, Waxahachie, Texas Awarded by Factory Magazine
1962 "Outstanding Plant Award"
The Carling Brewing Company Plant, Fort Worth, Texas -By Factory Magazine
1962 “A Special Award from Homart Development Co.” (Sears)
Seminary South Shopping Center, Fort Worth, Texas In appreciation of building the Southwest's largest shopping center in record time.
