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Baytown, TX Axis Builders, in conjunction with PBK Architects, Inc. took the antiquated Student Center of Lee College to a modernized and rejuvenated community center. The renovation reconfigured the existing layout on the first and second floors to provided additional offices, restrooms, a learning hub, game room, study rooms, lecture hall, conference room & new […]

Baytown, TX Axis Builders collaborated with Kirksey Architecture to renovate the Lee College Nursing teaching facility. The project scope included the complete demolition of the existing 13,400 sqft interior space to accommodate the build back of the new floor plan. That allowed for three (3) large Classrooms, a Storage Area and Prep Area specific spaces

Fairfield, TX Axis Builders was honored to be asked to participate in this significant project along with Joiner Architects. Bretagne, a beautiful Golden Retriever and lifelong Fairfield, TX resident, lived and loved her life of selfless service to her community, state, and nation. She was a member of the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department and Texas

Houston, TX Axis Builders and MURR Incorporated collaborated on a new construction consisting of a 3,200 square-foot plaza and a 6,300 square-foot walkway and landscape for a service dog memorial project. The $300,000 project included a concrete and paver plaza with granite panels, bronze statuary, cast-in-place lighting, perimeter railing, landscape, and irrigation, as well as

Klein, TX Axis Builders and Joiner Architects joined forces to complete this 14,300-square-foot new construction of the Klein ISD Northcrest Agriscience Facility on a 3.5-acre site. The site development included grading, a detention pond, a septic system, and a tie into MUD water. The facility included stalls, animal wash, and grooming stations, and provisions for a

Houston, TX Axis Builders and Joiner Architects proudly teamed up for this job to repair damages to Cypress Creek Fire Station #23 caused by local flooding. This $1.1 million project included repairing damages to the entire station, including the day room, kitchen, watch office, quarters, restrooms, and corridors. The specific scope includes drywall, millwork, floors, doors,

Cypress, TX This $1.1 million interior and exterior renovation to an operational 15,000-square-foot Cypress Creek Fire Station #21 was done in collaboration with Joiner Architects. The scope of this public construction project included enclosing two existing bays to create a new dorm, shower, and weight room area, a new mezzanine, and reconfiguration and expansion of

Richmond, TX Axis Builders collaborated with Joiner Architects for this $723,000 interior remodel project for Community Fire Station #3. The public construction project included remodeling a kitchen,  additional door openings, relocating the main entrance, installation of audiovisual equipment in the training room, and installation of truck bay bi-fold doors. Additional elements included installing a monument sign,