Texas Facilities Commission Capitol Complex Phase 2 - Arcaise - Management Solutions

The Austin Convention Center Redevelopment will transform downtown Austin with a modern, community-focused venue. The new facility will feature 336,000 sq. ft. of exhibition halls, 92,000 sq. ft. of flex halls, and 47,000 sq. ft. of ballrooms. Outdoor areas, including terraces and balconies, will add 70,000 sq. ft. open to the public. The project begins with demolition of the current center followed by massive excavation.

The Carilion Taubman Cancer Center is a six-story, 257,000 sq. ft. facility integrating advanced technology and clinical trials. Key features include outdoor therapeutic spaces and a glass façade for natural light. It offers support services through nurse navigators and oncology social workers on the Virginia Tech Carilion campus.

The Centra Behavioral Health Hospital is a 75,000 sq. ft. facility designed for acute psychiatric care. It will house 72 inpatient beds and feature therapeutic elements like outdoor courtyards. The project consolidates services to the Simons Run Medical Campus, focusing on evidence-based mental health treatment delivered by multidisciplinary teams.

LifePoint Rehabilitation Hospital Fitchburg is a 58,000 sq. ft. facility with 40 private rooms. It provides intensive rehab for stroke and spinal cord injuries. Strategically located within 10 miles of 70% of Dane County’s population, it expands access to specialized care.

The Loma Linda Specialty Clinics Building is a 105,000 sq. ft., five-story facility designed to centralize nearly 30 pediatric specialties. This $150 million project will support over 75,000 visits annually. It features 150 exam rooms for high-acuity services such as cardiology and neurology. Public areas include a welcome center, café, and exhibit space.

The MD Anderson Cancer Center in Sugar Land is a 470,000 sq. ft., five-story facility designed to expand access to world-class cancer care. Serving as a high-capacity outpatient hub, it integrates chemotherapy, radiation oncology, ambulatory surgery, and advanced imaging. Beyond clinical services, the design creates a healing environment with multidisciplinary clinics and outdoor spaces, ensuring a patient-centered experience.

The Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital Expansion adds a new six-story patient tower increasing capacity to 201 beds. It features a doubled emergency department with pediatric beds and four new operating rooms. Improvements include a new parking garage and a neuro endovascular suite.

The Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital is a 58,000 sq. ft. facility designed for advanced inpatient recovery. It includes a brain injury unit, multidisciplinary therapy gyms, and outdoor courtyards. The hospital delivers evidence-based care for patients recovering from complex disorders including spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries.

The Norman Regional Health System expansion is a cornerstone of the Inspire Health plan, consolidating acute care into a flagship campus. The project features a five-story Critical Care Tower with 96 beds and advanced surgical suites. A major highlight is the OU Stephenson Cancer Center—the region’s only NCI-designated facility—providing access to advanced clinical trials and therapies.

One Beverly Hills is a 17.5-acre masterplan featuring 10 acres of gardens and sustainable design. It adds a luxury Aman Hotel, Aman-branded residences, and a 100,000 sq. ft. Aman Club. The project prioritizes wellness with rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling alongside vast green pathways.

Peak Rehabilitation Hospital in Apex is a 62,000 sq. ft. facility featuring 52 private rooms and multidisciplinary gyms. It offers personalized care for individuals recovering from trauma and orthopedic injuries using advanced rehabilitation technologies and outdoor therapeutic spaces.

The PHMS New Pediatric Campus in Dallas is a joint venture spanning 4.5 million sq. ft., making it one of the largest pediatric facilities in the U.S. It will include 552 beds, a Level I pediatric trauma center, and 90 emergency exam rooms. A connector bridge to William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital ensures safe high-risk transfers.

The Texas Rehabilitation Hospital Plano project transforms the Wellbridge site into a dedicated inpatient rehabilitation facility. Serving adults recovering from stroke, brain injury, and neurological disorders, it features 40 private rooms and advanced therapy spaces. This project addresses growing needs in Collin County.

The Travis Early College High School Modernization is a $252 million campus replacement project. The new five-story facility will feature flexible classrooms, CTE suites, advanced science labs, and a performing arts theater. Construction is phased to keep the school operational. The design prioritizes student well-being and safety with integrated mental health resources.

Wellstar Kennestone Hospital is adding a 300,000 sq. ft., 9-story tower with two shell floors to expand specialized care. The project introduces 151 acute-care beds, including ICU, neuro med-surgery, and NICU units, plus a new kitchen and servery. The top floors feature private rooms for medical, neurological, surgical, and cardiac patients. Designed to meet rising demand for advanced inpatient services, completion is expected in early 2026.