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Sam Houston State University – Thomason Building Re-Purpose
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Sam Houston State University – Thomason Building Re-Purpose
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Sam Houston State University – Thomason Building Re-Purpose
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Sam Houston State University – Thomason Building Re-Purpose

Client: Sam Houston State University
Market: Higher Education
Discipline: Architecture + Interiors
Project Area: 31,223 sq. ft.

The Thomason Building is a full interior renovation to remove all interior non-loadbearing walls and replace all of the mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure within the building. The building was converted from the current classrooms into multiple administration office suites on all three floors and incorporates a more collaborative environment for the administration staff. The Thomason Building also includes a fire suppression system to the building, as well as exterior landscaping upgrades.
"PBK’s team were highly competent and a pleasure to work with. I am pleased to give the PBK team my highest recommendation. Please give PBK serious consideration for your project."
Adrian Del Rio
Former Facilities Planning & Construction, Sam Houston State University
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Client: Sam Houston State University
Market: Higher Education
Discipline: Architecture + Interiors
Project Area: 31,223 sq. ft.

Sam Houston State University – Thomason Building Re-Purpose

The Thomason Building is a full interior renovation to remove all interior non-loadbearing walls and replace all of the mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure within the building. The building was converted from the current classrooms into multiple administration office suites on all three floors and incorporates a more collaborative environment for the administration staff. The Thomason Building also includes a fire suppression system to the building, as well as exterior landscaping upgrades.
"PBK’s team were highly competent and a pleasure to work with. I am pleased to give the PBK team my highest recommendation. Please give PBK serious consideration for your project."
Adrian Del Rio
Former Facilities Planning & Construction, Sam Houston State University