AIA Dallas Design Awards recognizes Legacy ER & Urgent Care With 2013 Unbuilt Design Award

Congratulations to 5G Studio for winning a coveted 2013 Unbuilt Design Award for LegacyER & Urgent Care - Allen.  The distinctive architecture and interior design of the facility make a beautiful setting for patient comfort and powerful brand statement for its visionary owners.  In contrast to many unbuilt award winning projects, the best part of this story is the facility is actually being built.  UEB is a proud construction partner in this integrated project delivery team.  The facility located at 1310 W. Exchange Pkwy, Allen, TX will open its doors for business in late November. 

UEB Selected to Build New SWFA Outdoors in Midlothian, TX

UEB Builders is proud to announce that we will be breaking ground late 2012 on a 32,000 square foot retail and distribution center for SWFA Outdoors in Midlothian, TX.  The two story building, designed by GSO Architects will consist of a tilt wall system with an integrally cast thin brick and stone façade. A portion of the building will be dedicated to SWFA’s retail sales and internet call center, while the remainder of the building will be home to a multi-story modular warehousing system and shipping center.

Substantial Completion achieved on the Kimble County Hospital in Junction, TX

The UEB team on the Kimble County Hospital project achieved “Substantial Completion” of the replacement hospital and clinic on August 9, 2011. The combined 40,000 sq. ft. hospital and 7,000 sq. ft. clinic were completed in a speedy 11 months.  Located in the Texas hill country town of Junction, getting manpower and materials to the jobsite was one of the greatest challenges.  “We completely tapped the resources in and around junction and had subcontractor personnel travelling from as far away as El Paso and Austin” says Superintendent Mike Thorne.  “Making sure we had the project ready for each trade to start and complete their scope when they had their guys in town was a key element of our success”.

The $12 million project will be completed and closed out in just 22 days. A special congratulations to Joe, Mike and the rest of the UEB team!