Criquet Shirts’ 5,453-square-foot headquarters at Penn Field blends Austin’s rich history with modern functionality. Located in a former World War I airfield, the space reflects Criquet’s laid-back style while preserving the building’s original character. Working with DELINEATE Studio and AYS Engineering, we created open work areas, a welcoming retail showroom, and exposed brick accents that seamlessly connect past and present.
We recently completed the transformation of Suite 700, a 3,480-square-foot office space in the historic Norwood Tower at 114 West 7th Street in downtown Austin. This project reflects our commitment to preserving Austin’s architectural heritage while incorporating modern design elements. Working closely with Studio Works Architects, we ensured that the suite blends the building’s Gothic Revival charm with contemporary office functionality.
We recently wrapped up a 10,238-square-foot office space for the Marine Corps in North Austin. Partnering with Sixthriver, we focused on delivering a clean, modern design that meets federal standards while balancing function and durability. From kickoff to closeout, we stayed true to our values: precision, transparency, and integrity.
We recently completed the transformation of Suite 400, a 7,571-square-foot office space in the historic Norwood Tower at 114 West 7th Street in downtown Austin. This project reflects our commitment to preserving Austin’s architectural heritage while incorporating modern design elements. Working closely with Studio Works Architects, we ensured that the suite blends the building’s Gothic Revival charm with contemporary office functionality.
We recently completed the transformation of Suite 600, a 3,462-square-foot office space in the historic Norwood Tower at 114 West 7th Street in downtown Austin. This project reflects our commitment to preserving Austin’s architectural heritage while incorporating modern design elements. Working closely with Studio Works Architects, we ensured that the suite blends the building’s Gothic Revival charm with contemporary office functionality.
First built in 1888, the two-story Koppel Building was designed by B. McDonald for Prussian immigrant, William Radam. It has survived without substantial renovations since the original construction. Most recently Pravo was contracted to deliver a modern creative interior office, while upgrading the building’s MEP infrastructure, roof repairs, elevator modernization and lobby upgrades.