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Houston Contracting Company At 2807 Buffalo Spdwy.
Highrise Tower posted a topic in Historic Houston
Found some Houston history in the magazine called Gas dated April 1959. Houston Contracting Company 2807 Buffalo Speedway Houston 6, Texas. Laurence H. Favrot R.P. Gregory H.J. Muckley Geo. A. Peterkin Oil * Gas * Products * Water Pipelines. ;;;; -
Mission Constructors is one of Houston's famed construction companies founded in 1978. They have done a lot of projects in the Houston area, but one of the projects that stands out is the Museo Plaza on Fannin Street. I wonder when the 60 year old building at 3818 Buffalo Speedway will be demolished? The current tenant is Mission Constructors. They actually might own the building? I often drive by and think of it as being out of place and surrounded by high rises. Website: https://missionconstructors.com/
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Forgive me and please move if this is not the right place. My husband had the pleasure of working with Tom Bellows and is stunned - he was only 53. Complete obituary in today's Chronicle. -
One of my favorite construction companies. They focus on the medical industry it seems. Builders of TMC3! https://www.vaughnconstruction.com/
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https://www.gilbaneco.com/one-family/history-timeline/ Gilbane is a company steeped in family values and a heritage that began in the rugged countryside of county Leitrim, Ireland. In 1842, William Gilbane was born to Thomas and Bridget (O’Brien) Gilbane. To escape the “Great Hunger” the family relocated to the United States in 1845 making Rhode Island their home and welcoming the birth of their second son, Thomas, in 1854. In 1870, William Gilbane founded a carpentry firm and in 1871 Thomas Gilbane apprenticed with his brother William. Together they worked tirelessly to found Gilbane Building Company in 1870.
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Arch-Con has made a big presence in Houston. I enjoy their work. https://www.arch-con.com/
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Until recently I did not know Hines had a connection with Harvey Builders. Maybe that's why you often see Harvey build Hines projects. Sometimes referred to as D.E. Harvey Builders, Harvey-Cleary Builders, etc. https://www.harveycleary.com/ A history of logos.
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Hines has a topic, so I figured Hanover deserves one too Hanover has been my favorite lately, as you might notice. https://www.hanoverco.com/
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For as long as I can remember Williams Brothers Construction has been around ripping up Houston. What is their story? I would assume construction projects in the city would constantly go up for bid. However that WB logo is commonplace and it seems so for decades. Are they very good or is it like the mafia and the mayor might end up with a horse head in his bed? -
G.T. Leach Construction located at 1210 W Clay St # 11, Houston, TX 77019. https://gtleach.com/ GT LEACH is a dynamic and well respected business since 1998. Led by Gary T. Leach, GT Leach Constructors has become a recognized leader by building projects that are consistently completed on time and on budget. Much of our growth can be attributed to repeat and referral business from satisfied clients.
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Anslow Bryant is committed to constructing the best in class structures while ensuring safety and ethics in all we do. Our goal is not only to meet our clients’ expectations but to exceed them. We realize that success is not measured by the number of projects completed or by revenue generated; but instead, it is measured by the relationships we gain. http://www.anslowbryant.com/ -
Forney Construction is a firm with a purpose. As an organization, we exist to offer the highest level of service while creating a positive impact that will last for generations. https://forneyconstruction.com/
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McCarthy Building Companies founded in 1864, this firm has a storied history of successful projects. Located in Channelview, McCarthy’s Houston office is adjacent to the Houston Ship Channel. Because of this ideal location, McCarthy is positioned to manage infrastructure, port, and marine projects. McCarthy’s Houston branch specifically focuses on energy work (oil, gas, and petrochemical) along with civil projects, docks, wharfs, and container yards.
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Turner has worked on prominent Houston landmarks like the Bank of America Building, Chase Tower, and Wells Fargo Plaza. Also, this firm works with both public and private sector clients including the University of Houston, British Petroleum, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Harris County, and the City of Houston. Turner Construction recently finished the two premiere projects – Hilton Americas Houston Hotel & Convention Center and the 717 Texas building. The company is recognized for its innovative design/build approaches that embrace emerging technologies.
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Hoar works in several market sectors including healthcare, office, cultural and entertainment, civic, education, and others. For example, the Science Teaching Lab (University Of Houston), River Oaks Medical Center, and the Parks at Arlington Mall are a few of Hoar’s Houston notable projects. Hoar’s work on Houston Methodist’s Central Utility Plant won ENR’s Best Project in the Under $10 million category.
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E.E. Reed is a commercial construction company handling projects since its founding in 1977. The firm has a vast array of project experience, including office construction, residential, industrial facilities, healthcare, retail, hospitality, and institutional projects. In addition, E. E, Reed also has a separate arm that focuses on designing and delivering new and renovated corporate interiors.
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Thought this was an interesting article on one of the contractor names I've grown up with, Tellepsen Construction Co. (I actually saw the name Tellepsen on the bldg. construction sign on my Foleys-Pasadena post). Very interesting. There is also a little article on the Maxwell House Bldg. Thank you Bob Bailey! http://www.eastwood-houston.com/Eastwood_V.../EV_2006_01.pdf
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Burton Construction headquartered in Houston, this firm focuses on high-end commercial construction and interior build-outs. Founded by Brad Burton in 2004, it is one of the largest commercial construction companies in Houston. This full-service company handles a variety of projects including office, healthcare, mixed-use, retail, industrial, hospitality, and multi-family. Burton’s key projects include the 125,000 SF, five-story, Class A CityCentre One office building, and the 150,000 SF six-story Class A CityCentre Two office building.
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JE Dunn Construction is an employee and community-focused commercial construction firm committed to improving the lives of residents through inspired spaces. The company focuses on many sectors including higher education, aviation, federal and military, corrections and justice centers, hospitality, healthcare, industrial, and historic preservation. In addition, JE Dunn is one of the most notable interior office build-out contractors in the Houston area. The company continues to win contracts in Houston and throughout the country, signaling growth moving into 2021.
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SpawGlass Construction Headquarters, Cy-Fair Texas. http://photos-419.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v48/250/83/37510102/n37510102_31418419_5944.jpg http://photos-416.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v48/250/83/37510102/n37510102_31418416_5045.jpg http://photos-417.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v48/250/83/37510102/n37510102_31418417_5379.jpg http://photos-420.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v48/250/83/37510102/n37510102_31418420_6230.jpg http://photos-549.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v48/250/83/37510102/n37510102_31418549_3067.jpg
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Based in Houston, Gamma was established in 1985. This design/build firm engages in a wide range of projects. Over the years, Gamma has become known for its specialization in retail renovation. As a result, the firm has a strong relationship with retailers like Macy’s, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Neiman Marcus along with restaurant chain Outback Steakhouse. Gamma has constructed or remodeled over 750 of Outback’s restaurants nationwide.
