Higher Education Brochure by JonesDBR Engineering

HIGHER EDUCATION

+ OUR STORY + OUR LOCATIONS

Formed in 2010, JonesDBR Engineering Company, LLC is a minority-owned MEP engineering firm in Texas, providing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering systems for educational institutions in Texas. The firm grew out of a relationship between Jones Engineers, LP and DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc. Together, we are built on trust, quality, and innovation.

JonesDBR is certified as a State of Texas Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) and is currently eligible to pursue work as a Texas HUB firm. This company evolved from a mentor-protege agreement issued by the University of Texas Office of HUB Development.

Texas HUB Certificate No. 80881

HOUSTON DALLAS FT. WORTH AUSTIN SAN ANTONIO MCALLEN

BUILDING COMMISSIONING INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY MEP ENGINEERING SUSTAINABILITY

+ HIGHER EDUCATION

JonesDBR Engineering specializes in system designs for educational institutions with over 13 years in the higher education market. Our collective experience is a direct reflection of our expertise.

Today’s educational facilities provide students a place to learn, live, grow and have fun. JonesDBR has provided engineering services for numerous project types at higher education institutions. Our engineering teams take time to build long-lasting relationships with our higher education clients and to understand the specific needs of their building and campus plans. We recognize the concerns our clients

have when planning projects such as continued operations during construction, project phasing, optimizing energy efficiency and planning for future growth. JonesDBR’s collaborative engineering approach will bring about a design that will serve the institutions mission to attract students, faculty members and researchers with spaces that drive innovation in learning and teaching.

+ PROJECT TYPES

ATHLETIC FACILITIES

WORKFORCE EDUCATION

ACADEMIC + MULTIPURPOSE

STUDENT LIFE

SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY

RESIDENCE HALLS

Randy Curry PE, LEED AP, CxA Partner N. Curtis Jones PE, CBCP, LEED AP Partner

Principal

Edward Puentes PE

Principal

Erik MacDonald PE

Tarleton

State University – Football Stadium | Stephenville, Texas | Huckabee

+ ATHLETIC FACILITIES

123 LOCKERS

IN THE TEXAS A&M BRIGHT FOOTBALL COMPLEX, EACH WITH A UNIQUE EXHAUST SYSTEM FOR ATHLETIC SHOES

Texas A&M University – Swimming & Diving Expansion College Station, Texas | 12,720 SF | Populous Tarleton State University – Football Stadium Stephenville, Texas | 37,000 SF | Huckabee Texas A&M University – Cox McFerrin Center Women’s Locker Room College Station, Texas | 3,500 SF | Populous Texas A&M University – Bright Football Complex College Station, Texas | 47,200 SF | Populous

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Texas State University – Events Center Expansion San Marcos, Texas | 81,700 SF | Perkins + Will

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Texas State Technical College (Fort Bend) – Brazos Center | Rosenberg, Texas | PBK Architecture

WORKFORCE EDUCATION

Texas State Technical College (Fort Bend) – Industrial Technology Center

Rosenberg, Texas | 100,000 SF | PBK Architecture

Lamar Institute of Technology – Petrochemical & Advanced Technology Center

Beaumont, Texas | 41,000 SF | PBK Architects

Texas A&M University – RELLIS Agriculture & Workforce Education Complex College Station, Texas | 43,000 SF | PBK Architecture

San Jacinto College – Center for Engineering & Technology

Pasadena, Texas | 74,000 SF | Kirksey Architecture

Texas State Technical College (Fort Bend) – Brazos Center

Rosenberg, Texas | 57,000 SF | PBK Architecture

4.6M

MANUFACTURING JOBS WILL NEED TO BE FILLED BY 2028 ACCORDING TO A SKILLS GAP STUDY

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San Jacinto College – Central Campus Classroom Building | Pasadena, Texas | 120,000 SF | Kirksey Architecture

ACADEMIC + MULTIPURPOSE

Blinn College – RELLIS Campus Walter C. Shwartz Building

Bryan, Texas | 80,000 SF | Kirksey Architecture

Texas A&M University (McAllen) – Multipurpose Academic Facility

McAllen, Texas | 60,000 SF | PBK Architecture

Lamar State College (Orange) – Cypress Center

Orange, Texas | 32,000 SF | PBK Architecture

San Jacinto College – Central Campus Classroom Building

Pasadena, Texas | 120,000 SF | Kirksey Architecture

Del Mar College – New South Campus

Corpus Christi, Texas | 250,000 SF | Gensler & Turner Ramirez

PRIORITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION FACILITIES IS FLEXIBILITY

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Lamar

University – Setzer Student Center | Beaumont, Texas | Kirksey Architecture

STUDENT LIFE

Beaumont,

Washington,

Corpus

Brenham,

| 135,000

| 80,437

37,515

STUDENT LIFE

EXTENDS BEYOND THE

A CLASSROOM

Lamar University – Setzer Student Center Texas | 93,000 SF | Kirksey Architecture Blinn College – W.L. Moody Jr. Library Renovation Brenham, Texas | 10,000 SF | Kirksey Architecture Washington & Jefferson College – Recreation Center Pennsylvania SF | Powers Brown Architecture Del Mar College – Welcome Center & Library Christi, Texas SF | Gensler & Turner Ramirez Blinn College – Kruse Recreation Center

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Texas | SF | Marmon Mok Architecture FOUR WALLS OF

Texas A&M University – Health Technologies Innovation Building | College Station, Texas | Gensler

SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY

LAB COURSES

ALLOW STUDENTS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS AND CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS FOR REAL-LIFE SOLUTIONS

Sam Houston State University – Crime Lab The Woodlands, Texas | 4,636 SF | Gensler Texas A&M University – Health Technologies Innovation Building College Station, Texas | 26,800 SF | Gensler South Texas College – Health Profession and Science Building McAllen, Texas | 68,000 SF | ROFA Architects University of Houston – Science Teaching Lab Building 4th Floor Houston, Texas | 10,900 SF | PGAL University of Houston (Clear Lake) – Health Sciences Building Pearland, Texas | 52,000 SF | PBK Architecture 1 2 3 4 5 2 1 5 4 3