Projects
Texas A&M University at Galveston Academic Building Complex
Galveston, TX
The Academic Building Complex at Texas A&M University at Galveston was expanded in two phases, adding more than 148,000 square feet of new instructional and student-focused space. The project redefined the campus entrance and significantly increased capacity to serve a growing student population.
Phase one delivered modern classroom and laboratory space, including 120-seat lecture halls and 90-seat general classrooms. The third floor was dedicated to the Physics and Chemistry Departments, with laboratories designed to support both organic and general chemistry instruction.
Phase two introduced a multifunctional student commons at the main campus entry. The first floor features a campus bookstore, café, and commuter lounge, while the upper levels house a divisible multipurpose room for events such as career fairs, graduation ceremonies, and business functions.
Civil engineering services, also provided by PGAL, included site utilities, drainage, and accessible pathways. Redesigned parking and improved connectivity now link the front of campus directly to the new complex, creating a cohesive and welcoming gateway for students, faculty, and visitors.
Lab layouts, casework, and storage were carefully planned to prioritize safety, adaptability, and hands-on learning.
Texas A&M University 1972 Wing Laboratory
Texas A&M University Engineering Research Building
Houston Community College Northline Campus Parking Garage
Texas A&M University Park West Development
Texas A&M University at Galveston Seibel Student Services Center and Mary Moody Northen Student Center Renovation
University of Texas at Austin East Campus Parking Garage
University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) Howard R. Hughes School of Engineering, Advanced Engineering Building
