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Municipal Service Center for Allen, Texas –Preliminary Design is approved!

– Feb. 2, 2009 –
Five years ago The City of Allen hired Quorum Architects, Inc. to develop a master plan for a new Service Center. The Facility was to include an Administration building, Vehicle Maintenance, Vehicle Wash, Fuel Island, Covered Storage and Shop Buildings, along with a Public Safety Training building and driving course, located on twenty eight acres.

In late 2008, Quorum was awarded the project and we have been very busy working out the Programming and Design requirements for housing up to nine of the City departments.

Site Rendering from Quorum on Vimeo.

Boomerangs Sail into North Texas

– Jan. 6, 2009 –
Boomerangs Party & Play selected Quorum Architects, Inc. to help brand their new concept, children’s activity venue. Working with a well thought out concept, we turned their ideas into a three dimensional, navigable model, bringing the Boomerangs environment to life.

The spaces include colorful inflatables to bounce, jump and slide on. For smaller kids, a toddler area offers soft toys and miniature play structures. A concession stand is conveniently located at each location for food and drinks along with an extensive gaming arcade. Private rooms are also available for birthday parties. There is even an adult area with flat screen televisions and free Wi-Fi.

With stores in Plano, Texas and Flower Mound, Texas already open and off to a great start, Boomerangs has just opened its third location in Hurst, Texas with more on the way. All three locations are a vibrant, adaptive reuse of two former grocery stores and a restaurant.

For more information go to: http://www.boomerangspartyandplay.com/about/whats-boomerangs

Saks Fifth Avenue teams with Quorum Architects, Inc.

– Dec. 30, 2008 –
The prestigious New York City retailer, Saks Fifth Avenue, is pushing the Saks Fifth Avenue OFF Fifth rollout across the country and Quorum has been selected to produce their Architectural documents.

We have opened our first store together at The Rio Grande Premium Outlets in Mercedes, Texas. The space encompasses over 28,000 square feet of open, easy to navigate, well lit departments, highlighting the quality merchandise synonymous with the Saks Fifth Avenue brand.

Coming soon, another Quorum Architects-Saks Off Fifth collaboration going in at The Rim in San Antonio, Texas.

Stay Tuned.

Hickory Creek hires top architect to design shelter

– Jul. 26, 2008 –
"The Town of Hickory Creek council voted unanimously last week to hire Quorum Architects of Fort Worth to design their new animal shelter..." Read more

Arthur Calcaterra receives prestigious award

– Jul. 23, 2008 –
The Associate Member of the Year Award will be presented to Arthur Calcaterra, Assoc. AIA, of Quorum Architects in Fort Worth. The honor is awarded to an individual TSA associate member who best exemplifies the highest qualities of leadership and has demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to their local or state component.

Quorum Architects’ David Lee honored with Wooten service award

– Feb. 6, 2008 –
David J. Lee, AIA, a principal with Quorum Architects, has been awarded the distinguished James R. Wooten Service Award from the American Institute of Architects Fort Worth. This is the highest honor the chapter bestows on its individual members.

The James R. Wooten Award honors a chapter member who best exemplifies the characteristics of sustained, consistent, and effective service in accomplishing the chapter’s goals.

“David is a leader, a mentor, a role model for our 500 members, and someone we all respect,” said Eric Hahnfeld, chairman of the chapter’s Honors & Awards Committee, at a recent awards dinner. “His tireless efforts and commitment to AIA Fort Worth make him the perfect candidate to receive this most prestigious award.”

Lee is co-founder, owner and principal of Quorum Architects, a full-service architectural planning and design firm based in Fort Worth, Texas. He has served the AIA Fort Worth chapter since 1987 in such leadership positions as president, vice president, vice president of programs, honors and awards chair, and as an active member of numerous committees. He also served as Texas Society of Architects director for two years.

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