Civic Architecture

Civic facilities are community anchors that draw people together through common purpose. There is a strong connection between communities and the buildings they inhabit, and that connection is a fundamental consideration in the design of civic facilities.  Police / fire stations, libraries, parks, and public work buildings can evoke a strong sense of identity and pride in the community.

RDLR civic projects influence the public realm in a lasting and impactful manner while maintaining authenticity and character of the place.

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“Dealing with issues such as changes in scope and contractor, natural disasters like Hurricane

Harvey and even throughout the COVID pandemic They have constantly been there,

solution oriented, to thrust us towards our finish line. RDLR could not have been a better

team to work with and I do not hesitate to recommend them for any project I or we as the

City of Houston have moving forward.”

— Dwight Bradley, Assistant Project Manager | City of Houston

Experience

 

MUNICIPAL + COUNTY

City of Houston - New Multi-Use SWMD Facility

City of Houston - City Hall Basement Renovations

City of Houston - Resilience Hubs – Lily Pad Plan (w/SWA)

City of Houston - Fleet Services – Maintenance Building

City of Houston - Southwest Substation

City of Houston - Public Works & Engineering NE Quadrant Facility

City of Houston - South Gessner Police Station

City of Houston - North Main Recycle Center

City of Houston - Health and Human Services Programming with HOK

City of Houston Park – Over 20 Park Projects

City of La Porte - Little Cedar Park

City of Sugar Land - Police Department Renovation

Fort Bend Central Appraisal District

Fort Bend County Public Safety Annex

Fort Bend County Transit Center

Harris County Sheriff’s Complex

Harris County On Call Projects

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