Building Repositioning

Building Repositioning

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Building Repositioning Revitalize the Past. Realize the Potential.

Commercial buildings built before 1990 often hold a strong presence in the urban landscape—but many are now challenged by newer, more efficient properties that better serve today’s tenants and city dwellers. To stay relevant and competitive, these legacy buildings need thoughtful repositioning that unlocks their full potential and long-term value.

At Page, now Stantec, we specialize in repositioning urban commercial real estate with a deep understanding of the design, technical, and stakeholder complexities involved. We work closely with clients to reimagine these spaces in ways that enhance public perception, increase user engagement, and create lasting impact.

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Our interdisciplinary team is like no other

Building Repositioning brings together a team of professionals to offer our clients a breadth of service and single point responsibility found in few other firms.

Decision Support We have the capability of providing Strategic Consulting Services to help building ownership establish priorities and clarify the latent value in existing properties. This analysis can provide valuable support to optimize new capital investment and target existing operational funds.

Site Upgrades & Public Realm Our commitment to the possibilities of the public realm centers on our belief that it is in the public spaces where design has the greatest impact. Our team is adept at addressing complex projects in various contexts and on a wide range of scales. These span from the master planning of large mixed-use developments to the design of vibrant civic spaces. We view the site holistically, beyond the confines of a built structure and are able to collegially influence our collaborators for the greater good of the project. We firmly believe that successful spaces that are well-attended and enjoyed by a diverse number of users bring value to building owners. Our collaborative process engages the public and private stakeholders from the outset of the design exploration to incorporate their views and ideas and build consensus throughout the evolution of the project.

Exterior Design When looking at renovating an existing building, the exterior articulation is a result of careful attention to sun protection, provision of usable outdoor spaces and long term durability.

Materials are chosen for their responsiveness to climate control, their local sourcing and their ease of maintenance.

Site development is intended to create authentic neighborhoods and communities, often through mixed use and the formulation of well-scaled streets and public spaces.

In the hands of good designers, the result of this creative problem solving is architecture that is generous, handsome and sometimes even stunning. Our architects carefully evaluate existing conditions and provide solutions that effectively merge old and new. And while it is often more appropriate for high-rise projects to be “fabric” buildings in cities rather than focal objects, these buildings sometimes do become local landmarks and icons.

Reimagining Spaces. Maximizing Potential.

As a leading architectural practice, our firm has extensive experience in building rebranding and repositioning through renovations, modernizations, revitalization through mixeduse project types and adaptive reuse of older assets in major metropolitan areas.

Our design strategies are always based on an economical, practical approach in close collaboration with owners, brokers, leasing and facility managers, marketing consultants and contractors. Through our design process, we build consensus among all stakeholders to determine optimal solutions that will yield the maximum return on investment.

Projects of this nature require comprehensive design solutions that will provide a cohesive experience for tenants and visitors to the properties. Therefore, we have experienced team members that can deliver innovative solutions within architecture, interiors and engineering.

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Forging form out of artistry, expertise, and trust

Storytelling is the foundation of our creative process. We transform function into form, shaping interior spaces with precision, thoughtful details, and strong visual language. Our designs engage the senses, creating purposeful, inspiring, and timeless environments.

Interior design shapes experience. It’s the defining impression of a space—where diverse perspectives converge to create a uniquely immersive and tangible first-person journey.

We transform thoughtful concepts into physical form, crafting human-centric environments that blend creative passion, aesthetic precision, and measurable performance. Our process is fueled by inspiration—rooted in storytelling, refined through sketch and digital design, and realized with a deep understanding of space, scale, and materiality.

Obsessed with composition and function, we create environments that not only look and feel exceptional but also enhance wellbeing and harmonize with their surroundings.

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Proven driven artistry

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Million square feet transformed to elevate the human experience

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Designers empowered through our collaborative 'team of teams' approach

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Repeat clients fuel our commitment to delivering exceptional experiences

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Designing What’s Next: Innovative Repositioning for the Future of Work

Class A Office Space The pandemic has fundamentally reshaped the workforce’s expectations of the workplace. No longer viewed solely as a location for productivity, the workplace must now offer a desirable and engaging experience that supports individuals in doing their highest and best work.

This evolution has led to an increased demand for Class A office space, where quality, design, and amenities play a central role in attracting and retaining top talent. For buildings that have aged or fallen behind current standards, comprehensive renovations and repositioning are now essential to remain competitive.

In the public sector, the pressure is equally high. To recruit and retain talent that rivals the private sector, government and civic institutions must reimagine their facilities to offer inspiring, flexible, and human-centered environments. Creatively working in amenity spaces and conveniences for employees is crucial in the public sector work as often there are restrictions on providing snacks, beverages and other go to amenities found in the private sector.

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Innovating Class A office space through design excellence

Art Integration to Enhance Wellness Symphony Square mirrors an “eddy” in a river—a tranquil pause amid the flow—the lobby features supple leather booths and banquettes that offer a range of seating options for both large and small groups. These areas are connected by vibrant art installations, and custom-designed area rugs, that are seamlessly integrated into the architecture, celebrating the color, texture, and energy of the urban environment just beyond the doors.

Central Courtyards as Part of Wellness Environment The Austin Energy Headquarters project is not only certified LEEDv4 Platinum, but has also received the Austin Energy Green Building FiveStar rating and WELL Building v2 Platinum certification. In addition to efficiency, health and resilience are prompted in the building design.

Some of the health- and nature-oriented sustainable features include: natural light and available nature views for workspaces; easy access to outdoor spaces; fresh outdoor air monitoring to promote occupant comfort and healthy CO2 levels; wellness-focused break and quiet areas with views to the outdoors; indoor finishes that have been prioritized for health, such as regional materials and recycled content.

Event Spaces for Bringing People Together At the City of Buda Municipal Complex, the conference room, quiet reading room, and group study rooms are tucked away at the far end of the library—strategically placed to ensure privacy and minimize noise for focused work and clear conversations.

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Conference Rooms Seamlessly Connected to the Rest of the Building The new Home of the PGA symbolizes the future of the organization and the game of golf. The building is designed to celebrate and support the sport’s evolution, embodying an open, welcoming environment that seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Lobby Connections to District The ground-floor lobby of 1121 at Symphony Square redefines the entry experience for a downtown office building, acting as a dynamic nexus between Waller Creek’s lush natural edge, the lively historic entertainment district, the innovation hub to the north, and the culturally rich Austin East Side.

Client-Driven Space Needs An award-winning independent developer of interactive entertainment such as video games tasked our team to create a home for them that reflected the company’s mission of “To Entertain The World” and its creative, risk-taking culture. The process was a true collaboration between two creative firms. Page, now Stantec and Gearbox employees share common creative traits such as three dimensional thinking capabilities and artistic design talents. Additionally, Gearbox staff physically built a number of features in the final design. The look and feel of the finished 90,000-square-foot space was inspired by the games for which Gearbox is known – dark, brooding, and at times a bit unsettling.

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Public Access and Seamless Security A similarly public-oriented lobby facilitates accessible pedestrian movement through the city in an area where sidewalks are uncomfortably steep, creating an interior “street” with the façade of the historic building on its western edge.

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Elevation of Greenspaces In a study conducted over the summers of 2019 and 2020, researchers identified the three factors most likely to elevate or deteriorate the greenspace experience in Central Business Districts. Those factors are shade, maintenance, and facilities (bathrooms). Indeed Tower’s outdoor plaza scores high marks in all three. Learn more »

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Urban Connection A focus on wellbeing and connection was a strong priority across the project. Urban design strategies improved street walk ability and movement through the interior street. Access to the outdoors was created on many of the tenant floors. Biophilla was integrated through natural materials and textures throughout common spaces.

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Wellness and Amenities Premium amenities, including a spa equipped fitness center and flexible workspaces, position Indeed Tower as a top choice for modern tenants.

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Relevant Project Experience Design touches everything. Memorable architecture creates authentic experiences that enhance people’s lives and communities. Our portfolio demonstrates a commitment to bring innovation and vision to each project. Together with our clients we champion design that makes lives better.

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Houston, Texas

Marathon Oil Tower Renovations

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A Landmark Reinvented for Houston’s Creative Future.

5555 San Felipe was rebranded and repositioned under new ownership with the expected departure of the building’s primary tenant. This 1983 landmark tower was transformed into a modern, sustainable, innovation hub to support Houston’s leading creative companies — designed to meet or exceed the demands of a changing workforce, today and tomorrow. The work was structured in two phases

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The design team transformed the traditional red granite interiors into a modern yet timeless space. A balance between hospitality and workspace drove many of the design decisions with upgrades of plaster finished walls, Blackthorne marble slabs at the elevator lobbies and warm wood tones to create welcoming meeting spaces.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / MEP Engineering

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Houston, Texas

811 Louisiana Renovations

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With the imminent departure of its major tenant, the building owners embarked on a project to reposition the Houston property to attract new tenants. The extensive redesign of Two Shell Plaza draws on the classic modern lines which respect the building’s character while projecting a new Class A building image. Another important component of the strategy reorients the lobby to create a new front door – and a more prominent address for the building: 811 Louisiana.

On the exterior, creating a larger scale base for the building provides a new experience at the pedestrian level. The façade is re-clad up to the third garage floor in an elegant, dark natural charcoal stone that contrasts with the existing travertine panels above. Silver limestone flooring seamlessly transitions from exterior to interior and complements the new cladding. Metal louver canopies provide shading and signify the new corner entry at 811 Louisiana.

Page, now Stantec was able to capture our vision for rebranding 811 Louisiana and make it a reality.

They have an outstanding design team.”

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811 Louisiana Renovations The entry leads into a grand lobby space with a lounge area that provides an opportunities for both visitor waiting and for casual meetings. A centrally-located security desk with concealed technology and modern finishes is highlighted by contrasting stone finish on the walls and floors. A combination of neutral and dark charcoal stone replaced the existing travertine on the walls and floors throughout. Wood veneer walls distinguish the elevator lobbies and back-lit glass doors brighten the long spaces. The once gold-leafed ceilings have been removed and replaced with clean white gypsum ceilings and updated LED lighting. Textured glass feature walls and a light installation above the escalators provide a signature element for the building, signifying the entry of its new brand into the market.

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Services Architecture / Engineering / Interior Design / Branding and Graphics Award 2017 HBJ Landmark award in the “Renovated” Category

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Houston, Texas

Esperson Building Interior Renovations

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Interior Design Details

Transforming Office Interiors for Today’s Needs The historic Niels Esperson building has lit up the Houston downtown skyline since 1927. It was built as a thirty-two story tower (Niels Tower) with a strong Neoclassical/Italian Renaissance style. Later in 1941, a nineteen-story Art Deco/ Art Moderne annex (Mellie Tower) was built, organically connecting to the Niels Esperson tower. The result was a unique and eclectic building(s), in both its exterior and interior spaces. The project is currently up for a BOMA International TOBY (“The Outstanding Building of the Year”) award in the historic building category.

Far below the tower’s neoclassical cupola, a basement space connecting to a series of tunnels below downtown streets has been given its own revival.

The design task was twofold: activate the ground level and its vacant retail spaces accessed through long and uninviting corridors between two rather ornate lobbies; and reimagine the tunnel level food court with a new escalator connection.

A key challenge was to design a new space that becomes the bridge between an art deco lobby on one side and a neoclassical lobby on the other.

The design for the lobby and tunnel level renovation creates an ‘architectural bridge’ that connects and unifies the old and new components of the building. By carefully selecting materials to complement and support the existing aesthetic palettes, the design highlights the historical components of the spaces while providing a vibrant contemporary setting.

Project Size 19,000 Square Feet Services Provided Predesign / Design / Architecture / Interior Design / Construction Administration Award 2017 HBJ Landmark award in the “Historic Renovation” Category

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Houston, Texas

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Reimagining space to elevate performance and experience, where interior design meets architectural intent.

This is performance by design.

Ergonomics To maintain the existing square footage while increasing seat count, the design introduced a universal open plan with compact sitstand workstations. Shared surfaces with integrated flat panel displays enhance collaboration, while diverse meeting settings support everything from formal presentations to casual conversations. New furniture emphasizes ergonomic comfort, flexibility, and a hospitality-driven feel—promoting wellness throughout the workplace.

Optimizing for precision and efficiency Before the renovation, we conducted surveys, focus groups, and space-use observations to assess its workplace culture. This data-driven approach informed a strategy that increased density for future growth, added focus rooms for heads-down work, introduced shared resource areas to enhance mobility, and upgraded meeting spaces with collaborative technology.

Bold patterns, refined finishes, and crisp geometries reflect a timeless, forwardthinking workplace. Designed to inspire innovation and collaboration, the space enhances productivity, supports wellness, strengthens brand identity, and reinforces the firm’s position as an employer of choice.

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In 2016, the firm embarked on a renovation that maintained the integrity of this unique work environment—one that would support future growth, inspire creativity and promote collaboration.

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Houston, Texas

The Rice Hotel

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Outdoor Terrace Area

The 7,000-square-foot Crystal Ballroom was completely restored at that time, including detailed woodwork, cast plaster ornamentation and the hotel’s original oil murals.

Every detail of the Rice Lofts was designed with purpose, honoring the soul of the original space while seamlessly weaving in modern functionality.

Blending unique neighborhood culture with contemporary hospitality.

In the late 1990s, Page, now Stantec was tapped to repurpose the historic but long vacant 1913 landmark Rice Hotel into residential lofts. This award-winning effort was broadly acknowledged as the project that sparked the revitalization of Houston’s downtown urban core and introduced new residential units into downtown Houston for the first time in over forty years.

Project Size 643,000 Square Feet 18 Stories 308 Units Services Provided Architecture / Interior Design / Engineering / Historical Preservation Awards ASID/Houston Chronicle Interior Design Awards.

Judges’ Special Award for Outstanding Historic Renovation ULI-Houston Development of Distinction Award

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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the historic Rice building, originally a 1,000-room hotel, was constructed on the site of the former Texas State Capitol before the Legislature moved to Austin. Extensive research into the building history enabled the developers, architects and designers to restore much of the hotel’s original character during the initial renovation, which afforded the property a $4.5 million federal historic tax credit.

This iconic building changed ownership in the late 2000s, and the Page now Stantec design team was again commissioned to update the interiors of the building. The lobby, common areas and all 308 apartment units in the 18-story building, now known as “The Rice,” are re-imagined with sleek and contemporary fixtures complemented by warm and luxurious finishes.

The goal of the project was to make the space feel more modern and bright while respecting the building’s historic character. In addition to updating the residential units, the renovation included enhancements to its amenity spaces, including the entrance and lobby, as well as a new club, fitness facility, outdoor terrace and pool area.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the historic Rice building, originally a 1,000-room hotel, was constructed on the site of the former Texas State Capitol before the Legislature moved to Austin. Extensive research into the building history enabled the developers, architects and designers to restore much of the hotel’s original character during the initial renovation, which afforded the property a $4.5 million federal historic tax credit.

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Houston, Texas

Energy Center II Lobby Repositioning

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Repositioned with Purpose. A Bold New Chapter for Energy Center II. The owners of Energy Center II were facing increased leasing competition and an aging property. Teaming with Page now Stantec, a well-vetted solution was realized surpassing the owner’s goals.

The process started with us working closely with both the owner’s marketing group and real estate broker, to identify distinguishing features tenants are seeking. This collaborative process resulted in a distinguished repositioning solution.

We transformed a dated, underutilized entry sequence into a contemporary and compelling experience that elevates tenant impressions and supports leasing objectives. We introduced a sophisticated material palette of honed stone, warm woods and invigorating lighting. The most exciting improvement was the introduction of functional furniture that invites people into the lobby as an elegant working space.

The result is a high-impact and timeless lobby that reestablishes Energy Center II as a competitive, desirable destination in Houston’s Energy Corridor.

Services Architecture / Interior Design

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Denver, Colorado

Republic Plaza Lobby Renovations

Elevating the Experience. A Dynamic Reintroduction of Denver’s Iconic Tower.

As Denver’s tallest and most iconic commercial tower, Republic Plaza has undergone a transformative revitalization to elevate its arrival experience and tenant engagement. As a distinguished Class-A office destination, the lobby and exterior plazas required a forward-thinking reinvention to meet the expectations of today’s workplace culture. At the core of the redesign is a sculpted terra-cotta feature wall.

Beyond aesthetics, the redesign enhances functionality and tenant experience. The lobby introduces contemporary furnishings, improved lighting, and an interactive digital display that modernizes the building’s directory.

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A 30-foot programmable LED chandelier above the escalators casts adaptive ambient light, infusing the space with movement and energy. Enhanced seating areas and a flexible tenant lounge provide inviting spaces for collaboration, focus, and respite. The transformation extends to Republic Plaza’s exterior, where redesigned plazas along 16th and 17th Streets contribute to a more welcoming urban experience.

Thoughtfully integrated landscaping, modernized seating, and refined hardscaping create a seamless connection to the surrounding city while supporting the ongoing revitalization of the 16th Street Mall.

Services Architecture / Interior Design

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People experience design long before they recognize it. In the calm of a recovery room.

In the hum of the laboratory. In the ease of navigating a campus or a concourse. That doesn’t happen by chance.

As Stantec and Page come together, we offer more than rigor or reach. We are committed to Performance by Design, where every solution is crafted to be purposeful, measurable, impactful. It’s how we turn insights into action, and design into results that move you and your business forward.

Services Architecture / Engineering / Interior Design / Urban Design / Planning / Landscape Architecture / Branding & Experiential Graphic Design

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Markets Academic / Advanced Manufacturing / Arts & Culture / Aviation / Civic / Commercial & Mixed-Use / Government / Healthcare / Mission Critical / Science & Technology

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Core Services

Architecture We shape spaces that inspire, function, and endure. Done right, our approach to design exploration embraces the communities we serve, revealing ideas that can come from anywhere and anyone. Working together makes a difference.

By blending visionary thinking with technical expertise, we create built environments that enhance well-being and elevate the human experience. Our interdisciplinary teams deliver sustainable, high-performance solutions that adapt to an everchanging world. Every project is an opportunity to transform ideas into impact.

Engineering Engineering is often an unseen force that provides infrastructure to entire campuses, critical facilities, and specialized environments. Our team integrates essential infrastructure that empowers buildings to operate efficiently, dependably, and with unmatched resilience. In critical environments like healthcare, data centers, research, and manufacturing, we craft specialized solutions prioritizing the best value. Beyond supporting essential building operations, we design engineering facilities where precision is paramount to the program’s success. These spaces house complex systems and require seamless integration of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, security, structural, and process engineering— delivering reliability where it matters most.

Interior Design Interior design shapes experience. It’s the defining impression of a space—where diverse perspectives converge to create a uniquely immersive and tangible first-person journey. We transform thoughtful concepts into physical form, crafting human-centric environments that blend creative passion, aesthetic precision, and measurable performance. Our process is fueled by inspiration—rooted in storytelling, refined through sketch and digital design, and realized with a deep understanding of space, scale, and materiality. Obsessed with composition and function, we create environments that not only look and feel exceptional but also enhance well-being and harmonize with their surroundings.

Urban Design / Planning / Landscape Architecture How do cities, campuses, and communities grow to meet future demands? They evolve through place-based strategies that integrate environmental responsibility, resilience, and human well-being into every decision. Our interdisciplinary teams bring a holistic, data-informed approach to reimagining spaces like urban frameworks, campus plans, and innovation hubs. By aligning mobility, land use, and community needs, we design environments that thrive economically, socially, and ecologically—serving as living models for responsible growth and lasting impact.

Branding & Experiential Graphic Design What does it take to craft a memorable, immersive brand experience? By bringing concepts to life through visuals, the Branding & Experiential Graphic Design (BXGD) team creates cohesive, impactful experiences across diverse platforms—identity systems, experiential graphics, signage, and wayfinding. Every project begins with a strategic vision session, transforming an organization’s promise into tangible, meaningful connections. No detail is too small, and no idea is too ambitious—because the strongest brands don’t just tell stories. They bring them to life.

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Human-Centered Design

Frictionless Security Today’s Class A office buildings provide the workforce with high quality amenities and a level of security that ensures employee safety. Building Management teams that understand human preferences are providing security through reduced friction points and friendly interactions.

Windshield car tags allow patrons to pass swiftly through parking gates. Integrated phone technologies provide access to elevators and building amenities, and professional staff greet you by name when you arrive for the day. Additionally, today’s security teams are also concierges and are ready to supply an umbrella during a rainy day or bid you good evening upon your departure for the day. This next level of security provides an enhanced employee experience while ensuring building security.

Creating Signature Spaces Signature spaces are never accidental. They are the result of deep narrative thinking, emotional design choreography, material excellence, and a profound understanding of place. We craft signature spaces that go beyond function to become immersive experiences.

We begin by defining the emotional journey we want our users to have — whether it’s a moment of surprise and delight, or a quiet pause for reflection and intimacy. Through intentional choices of materiality, exceptional craftsmanship, and meticulous detailing, we create spaces with visual depth and a distinctive tactile identity.

When these elements are layered with sensory dimensions — like nuanced acoustics and dynamic lighting — we shape environments that feel iconic and irresistible. Spaces that people are drawn to, not just to use, but to experience.

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Higher Hospitality to Ensure Comfort The move toward hospitality is about experience differentiation - commercial building are no longer just a place to work, but a destination themselves. It is about reshaping expectations and boosting tenant satisfaction. Providing thoughtful curated environments for communal use and creating a community that occupants want to be a part of. Commercial properties are focusing on programming to bring people together ranging from breakfast taco Tuesday, speaker series and wellness programs.

Experience thought Art When truly designed for its users in mind, a building can surpass what’s expected of it. Functionality is paramount — but it’s the special touches, the intentional design elements that make you feel connected to a space. Art has a powerful ability to evoke emotion. By collaborating with skilled craftspeople, local artisans and industryleading makers, Page is able to design places that tell stories. Places that completely immerse you in an environment you don’t want to leave. Places that you remember when you do. Learn more »

Performance by Design in Action

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Selected Commercial & Mixed-Use Clients 3M Abu Dhabi National Oil Company Acoma ADNOC Akridge Amelang Partners American Electric Technologies, Inc. American Express AMLI Residential Apple ARAMCO Archway Properties Austin City Lofts Austin Energy Baker Oil Tools Bank of America Bartlett Cocke BBVA Benchmark Title Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta Bois d’Arc Energy (now Stone Energy) Brandywine Realty Trust BVA Group Cameron Management Campus at Legacy Capstar Commercial Carlson Restaurants Worldwide Carlyle CarrAmerica Realty Group Capella Commercial Catellus CBRE Center Point Energy Charles Schwab Charter Medical Corporation Citi North Texas

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Clean Line Energy Colliers Computer Sciences Corporation COPT CRESA Crossroads Crow Holdings CSC Cullen/Frost Bankers Cushman & Wakefield Dell Dienna Nelson Augustine Direct Energy Dynamex Encore Wire Enterprise Products Company ExxonMobil Facebook FIRMSPACE First American Title FKM Agency Forte Group Four Points Centre Frito-Lay Frost Bank Fujitsu Gearbox Germer Google Granite Properties Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody Greystar GSA Haggar Apparel Harrington Medical Center Harwood and Associates HBO Dallas Health First Corporation

HealthCare Realty Trust Hewlett-Packard Highland Homes Hines Holt and Young, P.C. i2 Technologies ICOR Intel Intracorp Investco Invitation Homes JBG Companies JLL JMB Properties JP Morgan Chase JP Morgan Asset Management Karlin Real Estate KDC Kilroy Realty Corporation Kubota Tractor Corporation Lane Development Corporation Lincoln Lockheed Martin Marubeni America Corporation Mattel - Radica McClain Finlon Communications McCord Development McStain Enterprises Meridian Group Merrill Corporation Metro National Corporation Microsoft Minor Planet Mission Foods Mitsumi Electronics Corporation Mohr Partners Moody Rambin National Office Furniture

“Page, now Stantec creativity has been transforming downtown Houston for nearly two decades in very unique projects. From the Rice Hotel to Discovery Green to Two Shell Plaza, their team continues to influence change in an exciting and positive way.”

Robert M. Eury, President Central Houston, Inc

National Properties Navy League of the US NEC Electronics Neiman Marcus New Process Steel One OK Ottobock Oxford Commercial PCL Industrial PGA of America Photronics Pierpont Communications Pioneer Contract Services PM Realty Group Plaza Park Development Co Rough Creek Lodge and Resort Ragland Realty Raytheon TI Systems Rubinstein Perry Ryan Companies Sackman Enterprises Sally Beauty Samsung Saudi ARAMCO Shell Solomon Southcross Energy Shorenstein Starbucks State Farm Insurance Sterling Associates Stream Realty Sulzer Orthopedics Tandy Brands TEAM Industrial TechSpace Temple-Inland Tetra Pak Materials Texas Capital Bank

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Texas Instruments Texas Property & Casualty The Hanover Company Thomas Properties Group Thousand Trails ThyssenKrupp Elevators Tilson Custom Homes Tishman Speyer Tivoli Systems Trammell Crow Company Trane Transwestern Real Estate UCR United Airlines US Now USAA US Risk Vistaprint Corporation Wells Fargo Weston Urban Wild Horse Resources Wiss Janney Elstner World Savings

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