Texas

HOUSTON — Ziegler Cooper Architects has completed the design of Willowick Park, a multifamily master-planned complex in central Houston featuring three types of high-end multifamily products in a single high-density, urban site. The individual projects will be tied together with tree-lined streets, elevated courtyards, motor courts and a central greenspace. The development will include three-story townhomes averaging 2,350 square feet, mid-rise apartments averaging 870 square feet and luxury, mid-rise apartments averaging 1,470 square feet. The project is slated to break ground in March. Ziegler Cooper is designing Willowick Park on behalf of the owner, Martin Fein Interests.

DALLAS — Hill & Wilkinson will construct a $53.25 million, 235,000-square-foot student housing living/learning center at The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas). HKS Architects Inc. designed the facility and is seeking a LEED Silver certification. The facility will provide housing for 600 students and will include a central dining facility for all five residence halls on campus. The project will also include a 25,000-square-foot gym, multi-purpose classroom space, a breakfast/snack bar, laundry facilities and lounge areas. Hill & Wilkinson previously constructed the Student Services Building at UT Dallas, which was LEED Platinum certified.