Facilities

LAN designed multiple renovations to TxDOT’s four maintenance hangars including HVAC system upgrades to Hangars 1 & 2, energy-efficient window replacements for Hangar 2, new 5-ton bridge crane installation for Hangar 2, roof replacements for all hangars, and a 1,200 SF addition for offices.

LAN designed a dual-purpose hurricane shelter and school gymnasium for the High Island community, providing a haven during storms and a daily-use facility for students, built to ICC 500 standards for storm shelters.

LAN designed a new 20,000 SF public works facility and maintenance warehouse to support all city operations and future municipal growth, consolidating administrative and field services in a modern, efficient campus.

LAN provided full architectural and engineering design services for a new 24,500 SF community center in Harris County, replacing a facility damaged by Hurricane Harvey and incorporating LEED-certified, resilient design.

LAN developed and implemented a company-wide prototype design to renovate and modernize its offices across Texas, creating flexible, technology-enabled, and energy-efficient workspaces that support hybrid work models and enhance employee collaboration.

LAN is designed the addition of two water-tube steam boilers in the existing UTMB Galveston M61 building, connecting them to the campus high-pressure steam utility loop.

LAN assessed and mitigated damaged MEP equipment in approximately 90 buildings at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston following Hurricane Ike, providing design and construction administration for critical system upgrades and emergency power improvements.

LAN is providing design and construction services for HVAC upgrades at the Tyler Texas State Veterans Homes, including HEPA systems, a dedicated COVID isolation unit, and electrical evaluations to support new equipment.

LAN provided MEP design for METRO’s new 30,000 SF Maintenance of Way facility, which centralizes operations to improve efficiency and security. The facility includes office space, maintenance areas, parts storage, EV charging stations, and a backup generator.

LAN provided comprehensive MEP assessments for a confidential healthcare network in Fort Worth, TX, identifying deferred maintenance and upgrades to inform a 10-year capital improvement plan.

LAN led MEP, civil, and structural engineering for a new 36,000 SF public works facility, enhancing operational efficiency and safety for the City of Houston’s Department of Public Works & Engineering.

LAN assessed MEP systems in over 3,100 structures across Texas for the Texas Department of Transportation, supporting capital planning and prioritization for facility improvements.

LAN provided MEP design and construction administration for the total renovation of Terminal E at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, including HVAC and life safety upgrades.

LAN performed design and construction services for renovations to several bus operating facilities, including upgrades to electrical switchgear, emergency generators, and fueling systems.

LAN delivered structural and MEP services for a new pump building and rehabilitation of a city lift station in Galveston, TX, ensuring resilience against hurricane events and continuous operation during power disruptions.

LAN redesigned and consolidated emergency power systems for 10 buildings in the UTMB healthcare core, constructing a new generator plant above the flood plain to ensure reliable power during storms.