A new master planned facility was created to address their need for a larger, more efficient, creative solution that can grow with their business over time. Three main areas encompassed the 59,000 sq. ft. development designed to adhere to strict brand standards. Click on the link below to see how we transformed their facilities.

Working within constraints is not new for Link Architecture. The owner of Capital Gymnastics dreamed of a better facility to support his world-class athletic program. Working with a limited budget and onerous Cedar Park development standards, we were able to create a space that fulfilled his dreams. Enrollment has increased significantly. In addition, in the event his venture exceeds his expectations, an exit strategy was designed-in to allow the building to be easily converted to other uses for improved resale potential.

Houston-based Sun Coast Resources, a top 25 privately held company in Texas, needed to relocate their Austin facility because of the potential risk of environmental pollution at their existing location. They viewed this move as an opportunity to improve their level of service and grow their facility to better serve their customers. The development consisted of offices, a warehouse and fuel storage facility with expansion potential. Site design had to maximize the flow of trucks through the facility and accommodate routes for emergency vehicles. Fuel storage also presented environmental and life safety issues that were successfully addressed with Link Architecture's knowledge of complex regulatory codes.

Trammell Crow Company, a real estate development and investment firm, planned for an additional 225,800 sq. ft. of space to be added to the Expo Business Park. Link Architecture was a perfect fit to help them create the right product in the right market. Read more on how we helped steward their brand.

A development firm came to Link Architecture for help assessing a non-viable tract of land at Highway 290 and Mopac in Austin. They requested an economical, high-yield, creative solution to maximize value. We proposed 63,000 sq. ft. of office space, retail and warehouse. Our due diligence and 3-D renderings of our architectural solutions helped tremendously in their funding efforts.

As a long time client, Sterling & Western Star Trucks is a heavy-duty truck and equipment sales and repair facility. They had a golden opportunity to open a showroom and repair shop in Austin to capture emerging market share. With existing competition already established, they turned to Link Architecture to quickly create their physical presence by redeveloping an existing building. We navigated them through the regulatory process with the city and various neighborhood groups. They continue to partner with us on other brands at other locations.

Calendar Club continues to be another repeat client because they value our expertise in helping them with their brand. Having the biggest inventory of calendars requires a state-of-the-art operations and fulfillment facility. We worked closely with all facets of their team to ingeniously incorporate their three level distribution equipment and integrate a complex product flow to reduce cost and maximize efficiency.