Mary Hart

This project is a control center and data center for an electric company located in the southern area of the U.S. The intent is to expand their capabilities to support existing operations and future client needs. The project is in the early design stages at this time.

A fully functional and redundant operations facility for a major transportation organization. The project includes approximately 450 workstations as well as training rooms, conference rooms, private offices, and expansion space. The facility was constructed in an existing building that required significant upgrades to accommodate enhanced wind loading, redirection of storm drainage, and redundant power connections. The size of the facility is approximately 200ksf and located in the NE area of… Show more

A fully functional and redundant operations facility for a major transportation organization. The project includes approximately 450 workstations as well as training rooms, conference rooms, private offices, and expansion space. The facility was constructed in an existing building that required significant upgrades to accommodate enhanced wind loading, redirection of storm drainage, and redundant power connections. The size of the facility is approximately 200ksf and located in the NE area of the U.S. Show less

After an exhaustive search for sites in the San Antonio downtown area, CPS Energy decided to purchase the former AT&T building off McCullough Ave., Corgan provided the full design for the renovation of the facility. The primary objective of the project was to modernize the facility and create a collaborative environment for the staff. The first level is a conference center and cafeteria space, accessible by the public. The second level holds secure functions and training, as well as a… Show more

After an exhaustive search for sites in the San Antonio downtown area, CPS Energy decided to purchase the former AT&T building off McCullough Ave., Corgan provided the full design for the renovation of the facility. The primary objective of the project was to modernize the facility and create a collaborative environment for the staff. The first level is a conference center and cafeteria space, accessible by the public. The second level holds secure functions and training, as well as a collaborative We Proudly Brew Starbucks coffee bar. The third level is a call center with access to balconies with views to the San Antonio River to help employees get a break from the hectic nature of call center operations. The remaining floors are dedicated to various departments and executive office functions. The renovation will include the infill of the floors to square off the building and reduce the amount of exterior skin by approximately 40,000 sf. The site will be connected to the Riverwalk in the San Antonio Museum Reach. The client intends to get the project LEED certified, at the Gold level.
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Two parking garages were constructed to accommodate campus growth for American Airlines for their training and operations facilities. Over 4000 spaces were provided across the north end of the campus. This project also included the design and construction of a new Central Utility Plant to accommodate the growth of the south end of the campus.

As American Airlines worked to renovate and add new facilities to their headquarters campus near DFW Airport, site utility infrastructure had to be planned and coordinated to support each individual facility. This effort included surveying existing infrastructure, providing additional capacity where needed, and de-commissioning utilities no longer in service. The scope of the project spanned the full 300 acres of the campus and required coordination amongst multiple design teams and… Show more

As American Airlines worked to renovate and add new facilities to their headquarters campus near DFW Airport, site utility infrastructure had to be planned and coordinated to support each individual facility. This effort included surveying existing infrastructure, providing additional capacity where needed, and de-commissioning utilities no longer in service. The scope of the project spanned the full 300 acres of the campus and required coordination amongst multiple design teams and construction teams. Show less

This project included a renovation of an existing facility to accommodate growth for a major transportation client's area control center needs in the northwest U.S. The project was approximately 3000 SF and provided secure office space, control room space, and conference space. The project was constructed as an infill of an existing and operational facility.

After American Airlines started the construction of their new Headquarters near DFW Airport, a north campus master plan was required to evaluate facilities that were over 20 years old as well as project growth of the training requirements for the next 10 years. The master plan was developed to provide flexibility with both new build and renovation options and capital expenditure projections to support each option. This effort completed the full campus assessment and set American up for a long… Show more

After American Airlines started the construction of their new Headquarters near DFW Airport, a north campus master plan was required to evaluate facilities that were over 20 years old as well as project growth of the training requirements for the next 10 years. The master plan was developed to provide flexibility with both new build and renovation options and capital expenditure projections to support each option. This effort completed the full campus assessment and set American up for a long term vision of how the future of the training and operations facilities could evolve. Show less

This project included a renovation of an existing facility to accommodate growth for a major transportation client's control center needs on the east coast. The project was approximately 3000 SF and provided secure office space, control room space, and conference space.

The BOA Tower and Plaza redevelopment includes a conversion of argon gas exterior building lighting to a multicolored LED system that will save the owner long term operational costs. The Plaza was also reimaged to provide a more inviting pedestrian experience and valet drop off capability.

The 2.5 million square-foot campus will feature a 17-story main hospital building with 862-patient rooms. The complex is designed to be visitor and staff-friendly, with clear pathways, multi-level parking, private patient rooms and a wellness park accessible through the hospital itself. The hospital and attached Women's and Infants Specialty Hospital incorporates evidenced-based design and has been awarded LEED Gold Certification. This landmark medical campus will serve the community for… Show more

The 2.5 million square-foot campus will feature a 17-story main hospital building with 862-patient rooms. The complex is designed to be visitor and staff-friendly, with clear pathways, multi-level parking, private patient rooms and a wellness park accessible through the hospital itself. The hospital and attached Women's and Infants Specialty Hospital incorporates evidenced-based design and has been awarded LEED Gold Certification. This landmark medical campus will serve the community for decades into the future. Show less

The American Airlines Integrated Operations Center is the combined control center facility for the integration of day of departure activities for US Airways and American Airlines. The facility was constructed under the Integrated Project Delivery Approach and achieved design and construction in just 14 months. The 150,000 SF facility is hardened for tornado force winds and accommodates over 800 control center positions.

This project included an interior fit out and the addition of a new building that is situation between two existing shell facilities. The new building provided a new front entry experience, collaboration space, executive suites, and a large cafeteria to support AAA's large support population.

Project Echo is a data center/control center facility that was purpose build for a major electrical service provider in the southern US. The facility is hardened to withstand tornado force winds and includes redundant MEP services. The facility includes extensive audio visual displays as part of the control center design. The server racks for the data center are cooled with an energy efficient cooling system that provides refrigerant to the racks, allowing the data hall to function at a… Show more

Project Echo is a data center/control center facility that was purpose build for a major electrical service provider in the southern US. The facility is hardened to withstand tornado force winds and includes redundant MEP services. The facility includes extensive audio visual displays as part of the control center design. The server racks for the data center are cooled with an energy efficient cooling system that provides refrigerant to the racks, allowing the data hall to function at a higher ambient temperature which provides operational cost savings to the owner. Show less

This project provides Maxim IP a state of the art corporate campus by renovating an underutilized, corporate facility. The renovation included improvements to 425,000 gross square feet of office building. Exterior improvements include updates to the entry drive, the courtyard and building modifications at the main entry. New lobby spaces were created that are open and visible from the outside. A dramatic two story volume signifies the main entry for visitors. Interior improvements include a… Show more

This project provides Maxim IP a state of the art corporate campus by renovating an underutilized, corporate facility. The renovation included improvements to 425,000 gross square feet of office building. Exterior improvements include updates to the entry drive, the courtyard and building modifications at the main entry. New lobby spaces were created that are open and visible from the outside. A dramatic two story volume signifies the main entry for visitors. Interior improvements include a complete update to the building layout and interior finishes. Functioning elements of the original facility such as a commercial kitchen, elevator, restroom and stairwell locations remain in place. The interior design of this facility includes sophisticated electronics laboratories for product testing and development. Show less

This project was a 535,000-square-foot global headquarters relocation for Fossil’s lifestyle and watch brands. The project was an extremely fast-paced consolidation of employees and functions from three separate facilities. Design began January 2011, with construction beginning in May and Fossil’s first move commenced August 22, 2011. The Corgan team had three weeks, over the winter holidays, to complete programming of 64 departments. Due to the changing nature of the retail industry, a… Show more

This project was a 535,000-square-foot global headquarters relocation for Fossil’s lifestyle and watch brands. The project was an extremely fast-paced consolidation of employees and functions from three separate facilities. Design began January 2011, with construction beginning in May and Fossil’s first move commenced August 22, 2011. The Corgan team had three weeks, over the winter holidays, to complete programming of 64 departments. Due to the changing nature of the retail industry, a flexible planning strategy was employed once the requirements were captured. The output of the visioning and planning then had to be overlaid on the existing building selected for relocation. The selected building, former headquarters for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, was actually two buildings creating a challenge in meeting Fossil’s primary goal of connectedness. Ultimately all programming, design, and construction documents were completed in four months. The project includes a full-service dining/cafeteria, fitness center and auditorium with gallery and town hall meeting spaces. Show less

This Corporate Data Center 2 is a Tier 4 guided mission critical facility designed by FWAI Architects and Corgan. The facility is designed to accommodate multiple phases of growth on the site. The first phase includes 80,000 SF of available space for raised floor computing environment with a total gross building square footage of 260,000 SF. The back of house included in the initial building footprint will accommodate an additional 80,000 SF of raised floor computing environment for a total of… Show more

This Corporate Data Center 2 is a Tier 4 guided mission critical facility designed by FWAI Architects and Corgan. The facility is designed to accommodate multiple phases of growth on the site. The first phase includes 80,000 SF of available space for raised floor computing environment with a total gross building square footage of 260,000 SF. The back of house included in the initial building footprint will accommodate an additional 80,000 SF of raised floor computing environment for a total of 160,000 SF. The 53.4 acre site will further accommodate an additional 40,000 SF of computer area plus associated UPS and battery rooms should HCSC require further growth. The facility is fed by two 24.9kV utility transformers for 2N capacity with feeders to an additional future pair of 24.9 kV utility transformers. Ten 2,500 kW diesel generators will be provided for an N+2 configuration with a 48 hour fuel storage capacity. Ten 1000 kVA UPS modules are provided with a 5000 amp capacity for both main and paralleling switchgear. Cooling tower and chiller plants are provided at 2N for the current and future phases. Chilled water redundancy is provided by an ice bank which provides up to 3 hours of chilled water to the facility in an emergency. Further redundancy is provided from the onsite retention pond that maintains its level From 2 separate onsite water wells. The building is constructed to withstand 150 MPH wind loads at the roof and 200 MPH lateral wind loads at the walls. Show less

The Lonestar and Buckeye Projects are twin Data Centers and are Tier 4 mission critical sites designed by Corgan for a confidential financial client. Each ground up 304,000 SF facility houses nearly 100,000 SF of raised floor computer environment, with the remaining area dedicated to critical infrastructure space for its large indoor electrical and mechanical support systems as well as a small office area for data center support personnel.
The facilities utilize full 2N critical power and… Show more

The Lonestar and Buckeye Projects are twin Data Centers and are Tier 4 mission critical sites designed by Corgan for a confidential financial client. Each ground up 304,000 SF facility houses nearly 100,000 SF of raised floor computer environment, with the remaining area dedicated to critical infrastructure space for its large indoor electrical and mechanical support systems as well as a small office area for data center support personnel.
The facilities utilize full 2N critical power and mechanical systems. Utility power is provided by a 138kv substation on site (Buckeye only) and transformed to 13.2kV medium voltage to serve each of the six UPS systems. The total 30 UPS modules represent 22,500 kva of installed UPS and battery. Twelve 2-megawatt engine generators support the anticipated 10MW total load with redundancy to spare.
Both are unique in its design ability to withstand 175 mph winds (F3 tornado speeds) through a special roof assembly, structure, and outdoor equipment protection.
Lonestar is also the first nationwide LEED Gold certified Data Center. Show less

The new Corporate Headquarters for CROSSMARK projects the company’s guiding principles of quality, stability and strength. The facility and master plan respond to CROSSMARK’s operational requirements, growth needs and employee satisfaction levels. The three building, 300,000 SF complex is configured in a U-shape joined by 2 connectors, which provide core functions for all three buildings. The interior of the U-shape is a densely landscaped motor court for visitor parking. All employee… Show more

The new Corporate Headquarters for CROSSMARK projects the company’s guiding principles of quality, stability and strength. The facility and master plan respond to CROSSMARK’s operational requirements, growth needs and employee satisfaction levels. The three building, 300,000 SF complex is configured in a U-shape joined by 2 connectors, which provide core functions for all three buildings. The interior of the U-shape is a densely landscaped motor court for visitor parking. All employee parking is provided directly under these buildings in two continuous levels. Interior design services were also provided by Corgan. The lowest level was carved out to provide a dual function 600-seat auditorium, and a dining facility with a kitchen and servery. The central dining area is a triple volume space overlooking White Rock Creek, while the third floor has been dedicated for executive offices and includes a private terrace overlooking the lake. Additional public terraces were provided on the ground floor and outside the dining facility for group functions or private contemplation. Show less