We create teams across all departments and areas of expertise to work on a common goal – your project
Rooted in the Southeast, we serve clients across the U.S. and Mexico — spanning markets from Seattle to Michigan, Florida to Guadalajara.
We’ve evolved from a small contracting company in Houston, Texas, to an internationally acclaimed design, architecture, and construction powerhouse
Founded in 1912, The Beck Group is a collaborative team of designers and builders offering planning, architecture, interior design, construction, and sustainability consulting services.
From the first meeting, you will notice Beck’s unique approach to architecture and construction. We create teams across all departments and areas of expertise to work on a common goal— your project. We believe working together results in a better process and outcome.
We build long-term relationships with our clients and bring quality, value and integrity to each project we touch.
Beck’s approach to experiential design
Design must do more than function, it must spark emotion, elevate experience, and endure. Our architecture performs with purpose: flexible enough to adapt, refined enough to delight, and resilient enough to last. We build what we believe in, and we believe that iconic design and operational excellence are inseparable.
At The Beck Group, we don’t treat cost, constructability, or performance as afterthoughts. They’re active ingredients from day one. Our integrated model aligns design intent with real-world delivery, ensuring that every bold move on paper is buildable, brand-aligned, and on budget. This mindset is essential for delivering high-performance environments that balance guest experience with operational success.
We adapt the five pillars of Design Thinking: Empathy. Define. Ideate. Prototype. Test This process is agile, iterative, and grounded in reality.
We resist premature convergence. Instead, we work in sets, exploring multiple options, evaluating them through constructability, cost, and performance lenses. This is how we make decisions at the Last Responsible Moment, when we know more, not less.
At Beck, we redefine the traditional design-build model. Our fully integrated approach brings designers, preconstruction experts, and builders together from day one, ensuring seamless collaboration and real-time insights at every phase of the project.
By working as one cohesive team, we ensure our designs are visionary and supported by accurate cost, coordination, and constructability. With everyone aligned on project goals, we deliver designs backed by budgets, schedules, market trends, and historical data—empowering clients to make informed decisions.
This early collaboration leads to smarter, more cost-effective designs and a smoother, faster path to completion—free from the disconnects that often plague traditional processes.
At Beck, we don’t just build; we create with precision, innovation, and a shared vision for success.
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• RISK MANAGEMENT
• QUALITY CONTROL
RIVERSOUTH, AUSTIN, TEXAS
Winning awards doesn’t drive us – serving our clients well does. We understand the importance of providing the best services for our clients, who recognize our strong reputation in construction and design.
A masterful blend of heritage and innovation, Old Parkland offers world-class amenities within a timeless architectural setting designed for collaboration and growth.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Old Parkland Campus in Dallas is more than just an office development; it’s a historic landmark that honors American ideals and celebrates entrepreneurship. Originally a county hospital built in 1913, the site was revitalized by Crow Holdings in 2008, transforming it into an iconic campus where business, art, and history converge. This distinguished environment features classically designed buildings, fine art, and rare artifacts, offering specialized amenities that foster a dynamic space for collaboration and meaningful discourse. Today, Old Parkland is a prestigious address that unites tradition with innovation, serving as a hub for businesses, foundations, and civic leaders.
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North Campus: 96,000 SF, Class A office, 3-story parking structure
East Campus: 280,000 SF, 3 towers, 3-level garage
West Campus: 158,000 SF, office complex featuring two four-story and one six-story building. Pursuing LEED Silver certification and Fitwel
2-Star certification
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North Campus
92,000SF
Class A office facility with a three-story underground garage, integrating project management services.
Designed to meet LEED standards, it underscores a commitment to sustainability and construction excellence.
“I want Old Parkland to be more than just another office building full of people; I want it to be a place where there are conversations, there’s sharing of ideas, and there are thought leaders.”
— Harlan Crow, Chairman Board of Directors, Crow Holdings
East Campus
286,000 SF features three connected ranging from five to eight integrate with six other campus It includes a three-level underground garage
Campanile
5,000 SF
200’ tall Bell Tower, Chamber space below grade
West Campus
168,500 SF
Designed with sustainability materials in mind, the development three seamlessly connected four-story and one six-story. secure grounds and an underground for 315 vehicles. Targeting and WiredScore Gold, it adaptable workplace.
connected office towers, eight stories, which campus buildings. underground
Chamber assembly
sustainability and premium development comprises connected buildings—two six-story. It features underground garage
Targeting LEED Silver offers a modern,
“While community can be created anywhere and doesn’t require the physical attributes that we have at Old Parkland, the quality of the individuals and the group as a whole can serve to create the community and foster a higher level of desirability to tenants to want to be here.”
— Richard Squires, Lennox Capital
“One way or another, Old Parkland was belonging and people here.”
Crow, Chairman
another, everything that went into was intended to foster a sense of and to inspire new possibilities for the
ULI North Texas, Innovation Award Winner
D CEO, Best Redevelopment Project, Commercial Real Estate Awards
Dallas Business Journal, Best Real Estate Deal, Urban Office
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Brick Industry Association, Commercial Office - Best in Class
Copper In Architecture Award, Copper Award
Golden Trowel, Golden Trowel First Place Commercial
The ARC of Dallas, Topping Out
Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, John Staub Award
Architectural Precast Association Award, Design & Manufacturing
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TEXO, Merit Award Winner: Design Build 3 (Over $30m)
A symbol of architectural excellence, this iconic structure features timeless elegance on a campus where innovation and tradition converge.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Old Parkland Campanile is a landmark destination that forever altered the Dallas skyline. It was designed in the Jeffersonian style, which maintains the building aesthetic seen throughout the Old Parkland campus.
The façade consists of over 1,600 pieces of carved Indiana limestone, including 20’ tall traditional Greek order columns with elaborately carved capitals, decorative urns, highly detailed carved leafing surrounding the 22’ tall limestone coffered arches at the ground level, 12’ tall cartouches, 15’ diameter clock faces, and numerous other carved elements that can be seen throughout.
220-foot-tall bell tower with clock, lower chamber with dining hall, gallery, museum, restaurant, 2 break rooms
The Campanile at Old Parkland is home to the “Liberty Bell,” a magnificent bronze bell weighing over 4,000 pounds. As a symbol of freedom and tradition, this bell rings in significant moments and is known for its spectacular New Year’s Eve celebration, where it chimes at midnight while a dazzling display of fireworks lights up the sky.
“The Campanile is one of the classical structures in the United — Tim Nemec, Texas Architect Magazine
the finest new United States.”
Where innovation drives possibilities –personalized financial solutions in the heart of Plano’s Legacy West.
The JPMorgan Chase campus at Legacy West is designed to foster a sense of community for the financial giant’s 6,000 employees in North Texas. The one-of-a-kind campus features three office buildings with glass curtainwall envelopes, two precast concrete parking garages, and enough amenity space to make the regional hub feel like its own version of a small Texas town. This includes the thoroughfare “Main Street,” which serves as a pedestrian-friendly corridor in the middle of the campus.
There is a full-service Starbucks retail store, an employee-only Chase retail bank, a food court, an arcade/game room, a daycare facility, a wellness center, a large outdoor patio, and a BBQ pavilion. At 50 acres, the development represents the urban feel and true live-work-play experience the financial services giant desires for its 6,500 employees who call the campus home.
1 million SF corporate campus, 49 acres, three midrise office buildings, amenity building, two parking structures totaling 3,470 spaces, 4-acre pond, LEED Gold Certified
“This investment is another example of our commitment to the Dallas‑Fort Worth market … building for our employees a best‑in‑class work environment that fosters collaboration and innovation.”
— Greg Hassel, JPMorgan Chase spokesman
“We want to feel like one company with culture in the market, and we think it will feel better.”
— Capstone Commercial, Real Estate Group
TEXO, Distinguished Building Awards: Building 6 (over $75 M)
DCEO, Best New Office Project, Commercial Real Estate Awards
Dallas Business Journal, Best Real Estate Deal - Headquarters
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bold new headquarters designed to fuel innovation, collaboration, and well-being for Nutrabolt’s next chapter.
AUSTIN, COLORADO
The Nutrabolt headquarters in Austin exemplifies cutting-edge design and construction, integrating advanced building techniques with innovative sustainability strategies. When Nutrabolt, a global nutrition company, decided to relocate from Bryan/College Station, they once again turned to Beck to provide architecture, preconstruction, and construction services—continuing a partnership that began with their original headquarters in 2013.
The new headquarters was designed to be more than just an office; it serves as a destination for employees, fostering innovation and collaboration. The space includes meeting rooms, casual gathering areas, and flexible spaces for presentations, ensuring an adaptable environment for creativity and growth. In keeping with Nutrabolt’s culture, the headquarters also features a state-of-the-art fitness facility that strengthens its brand and commitment to health and wellness. One of the most intricate aspects of the project was the learning center stair, a striking cast-in-place feature that required meticulous formwork to achieve both aesthetic appeal and functionality. Design Architect: Standard Architect
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73,000 SF office building; 37,800 SF of office space, 20,000 SF Fitness facility, 7,200 SF roof terrace
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“I believe that if you create a work environment that inspires and nurtures creativity and collaboration, you get the best out of people. It’s a lifestyle campus where work is done. I wanted to provide a space with many areas of interest — a cafeteria with free food and beverage, places to work out for self‑ care and a place where we create an innovation ecosystem that gives back to our people.”
— Doss Cunningham, Chairman & CEO, Nutrabolt
AGC Austin Outstanding Construction Design-Build Category 3 >$30 million
AGC Texas Building Branch Outstanding Construction Design-Build Category 3 >$30 million
“With the opening of our wellnessfocused headquarters in Austin, Texas, the past year has been one of the most memorable in my career.”
— Brittany Cullison, Chief People Officer at Nutrabolt
“Since the company’s new fitness‑forward campus opened earlier this year in Austin, it’s been fun to see our teammates recommit to serving their best selves in a supportive environment.”
— Emily Clark, Director of Corporate Communications & Experience at Nutrabolt
A landmark campus fostering community and entrepreneurship in an appealing urban oasis.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
Beck partnered with Stonelake Capital Partners to deliver a 15-story Class A office highrise in Houston’s prestigious River Oaks neighborhood.
This state-of-the-art building is the centerpiece of the mixed-use Park Place development. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, it features nine floors of highend office space complemented by a landscaped green terrace and a conference center.
The building offers 180-degree views of downtown and the iconic Galleria neighborhood. The building’s glass facade reflects the elegance of its surroundings while maximizing natural light for interior spaces. The spacious and inviting lobby boasts stone floors, high-end finishes, and space for a restaurant, while seven levels of above-grade parking provide convenient access.
240,000 SF, office buildings, retail, restaurants, outdoor terrace, underground parking Program Services Architecture Preconstruction
A workplace oasis where architecture and landscape align to foster wellness, focus, and long-term vision.
Fidelity Investments’ One & Two Destiny Way campus is a landmark of corporate design embedded in the scenic terrain of Westlake, Texas. Spanning more than 1.2 million SF of Class A office space, the twin phases unfold over a 315-acre natural preserve, blending stone-clad low-rise buildings with forests, lakes, and meadows.
Phase I established the campus vision with a tri-wing 615,000 SF headquarters, 2,500car garage, and amenities including a four-story atrium dining room, fitness center, and trails. Phase II continued this vision, adding 605,000 SF of office space, a second 2,500car garage, sustainable design elements, and LEED® Gold certification.
The architectural language—characterized by locally sourced San Saba and Millsap stone—flows throughout the buildings, connecting interior and exterior in harmony with the site’s natural topography. Designed for long-term adaptability and employee wellbeing, the campus is a benchmark for integrated corporate environments.
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1.22 million SF of total office space across both phases, two 4-story office buildings (615,000 SF and 605,000 SF), two 5-level parking garages, totaling over 1.65 million SF and 5,000+ spaces
“The Beck Group had to devise an approach to bore a sizable hole under Destiny Way to reach the pond while avoiding interruptions to traffic, frogmen were hired to perform underwater construction activities.”
— Engineering News - Record Magazine
Engineering News-Record Texas & Louisiana, Construction Excellence - Commercial Award
A bold corporate hub reflecting strength, stability, and modern Texas ambition.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Texas Capital Bank project is a 25-story, 507,700 SF mixed-use tower that redefines corporate presence in downtown Dallas. Designed to reflect the institution’s forwardlooking vision and local legacy, the tower offers premier Class AA office space, luxury residential units, and dynamic retail and dining experiences—all within a vertical urban campus.
Fifteen high-end condominiums occupy the upper floors, providing sweeping views of the Dallas skyline, while ground-level retail and two restaurants activate the streetscape. A rooftop garden and event terrace enhance the building’s amenities, offering space for gathering and relaxation. Supporting the tower is a 472,000 SF parking garage, both above and below grade, with capacity for 1,350 vehicles. This landmark development brings together business, lifestyle, and hospitality in one elevated address.
507,700 SF, 25-story tower; Class AA office space, 15 luxury condo units, retail, 2 restaurants, rooftop garden; 472,000 SF above and below-grade parking garage with 1,350 spaces Program
A mission-critical federal office seamlessly integrated into an active campus, combining security, sustainability, and precision execution.
A federal government client needed to expand its existing high-security campus without disrupting campus operations or employees. Beck’s team designed and built a new nine-story office building housing over 1,000 employees along with an 867-space parking deck expansion. Built to LEED Gold standards for sustainability, the building ties into existing buildings, utility systems, walkways, and driveways. With its integrated project delivery strategy, thorough planning and impact analysis as well as the extensive use of innovative technology, materials and building systems, Beck completed the project on budget and a month ahead of schedule while achieving 100% client satisfaction—all despite $14 million in owner-directed scope changes, a two-month delay in the construction start date due to the city permitting process, and unforeseen ground obstacles.
Purpose-built to advance CDC’s mission with efficiency and resilience, Building 107 delivers high-performance office space designed around sustainability and staff well-being, the building reflects a long-term investment in energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and operational durability—all while supporting one of the nation’s most vital public health agencies.
A seamless blend of sustainable innovation and cohesive campus design, crafted for wellness and efficiency.
CHAMBLEE, GEORGIA
Blending sustainable innovation and cohesive campus design, Building 108 marks the next development phase on this high-security campus, following the success of Building 107. Designed and built by Beck, the nine-story, 260,000-square-foot office tower prioritizes sustainability, wellness, and performance.
The building features an optimized envelope to balance daylight, glare control, thermal performance, and visibility. Enhanced vertical circulation encourages stair use, while destination dispatch elevators improve efficiency and support social distancing.
The office floor plate maximizes natural light, views, and energy performance with a streamlined core layout and logical program groupings. To ensure a cohesive campus, we incorporated materials and design elements that complement Building 107, advancing the campus’s vision for a healthier, high-performing workplace.
260,000 SF, 9-story, laboratory materials handling building, campus entrance/gate security building, parking deck. LEED Gold certification, Fitwel 1-Star certification
As the centerpiece of the 108 was designed to consolidate daylight-filled environment. the facility combines precision infrastructure upgrades—helping reducing environmental impact.
the Chamblee Campus modernization, Building consolidate key operations within a sustainable, environment. Engineered to meet LEED Gold standards, precision in performance with forward-thinking upgrades—helping CDC expand its capabilities while impact.
Shattering the skyline with bold design, vibrant public spaces, and next-level urban living.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The design team wanted to create real public space in Downtown with the idea of an “Urban Valley” that would be composed of a series of stepped pedestrian terraces. This Urban Valley would fill a void that has existed within downtown for decades and would become a backdrop and identity of the city for all those arriving from the north. These terraces would house retail and restaurant uses. From this podium base would spring a 60-story office building and a residential tower that could be phased in 500-unit towers. The tower design is based on the idea of a fold. The plan is a simple rectangle, but the façade is a faceted parallelogram that relates to the Perot Museum and Fountain Place by Pei Cobb Freed. The tower would have a public sky garden as an attractor and amenity for visitors to Dallas to experience the views to downtown and beyond.
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2,600,000 SF, 600,000 SF Office Tower, 300,000 SF Residential Tower, 4-level below-grade and 7-level above grade Parking Garage
Urban Valley, redefining downtown. With a dynamic series of stepped pedestrian terraces, creating a vibrant public space that has long been missing. These terraces, featuring retail and dining, will be the heart of a transformative development.
Because we are architects, we are contractors who better understand the nuances of design. Our sustainability and technology practices help us innovate to solve problems. We believe a better process and outcome result from working together.
Some clients call on us to bring their vision to life, others turn to us for creative inspiration. Regardless, our architecture group presents thoughtful designs that not only enhance community landscapes, but also user experiences. Our team ranks among the ENR Top 500 Architecture Firms and elevates the design and function of gathering spaces, healing spaces and working spaces around the world.
Our talents are proven through the accolades we’ve received and iconic projects we completed. Beck Architecture has been named by the Dallas AIA as architecture firm of the year and we served as co-architect of record for the iconic Nasher Sculpture Center with Pritzker Prize-winning architect Renzo Piano in our hometown of Dallas. Our reputation for design extends to the Caribbean and Asia, where we have completed the SaRang Church and Shinkwang Church in South Korea.
We believe spaces should reflect the quality, style and identity of the owners and occupants. We are known for responding to our client’s needs. We take care to consider the context of place and purpose. Whatever the project, design excellence remains our focus.
Preconstruction is more than cost-estimating to its early engagement for a cost-certain future.
Thanks to evolution in the industry over the last 20 years, owners can engage preconstruction teams much earlier in the design process. We are passionate about offering enhanced preconstruction services because we know the 10x return on investment that additional planning provides during project construction.
Beck preconstruction and construction team members engage in the process to assist the team in establishing an accurate overall project budget and advise on constructibility issues to eliminate impacts to cost and schedule. This allows a greater degree of accurate cost information earlier in the process and affords the opportunity for the team to explore more options and achieve a higher level of design within the established budget.
With innovative technology at the core, we value the foundations of time tested estimating practices, but seek continuous improvement by embracing new technology and more collaborative processes.
Our proprietary Business Intelligence Platform provides a host of preconstruction analytics and insights including historical project cost data and a variety of others to help our teams make informed, data-based decisions.
We leverage leading—edge tools like DESTINI Estimator and AI-supported applications into our daily production environment.
With Integrated Estimating, we have continued building on our legacy as multi-disciplinary, technically savvy pioneers with the next generation in model-based estimating and parametric-based cost estimating workflows.
Beck has spent a century refining our construction and safety practices. Over the years, we have earned more than 500 construction, design, sustainability, and organization awards. We have set records and shaped city skylines nationwide including the iconic Fountain Place in Dallas, designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei, and Atlantic Center designed by Phillip Johnson.
Most importantly, we have earned the respect, trust and business of our clients. More than 90 percent of our projects serve repeat clients who complete more than 10 projects with us on average. Above all, Beck sustains long-term client relationships because of our dedication and performance. We respond in real-time when problems arise. We remain focused on safely delivering the owner’s vision and architectural design intent on time and within budget. Our success doing so has earned us a sterling reputation for safety and quality.
Our clients hire us because we consistently meet deadlines and maintain budgets. We follow through. We get the job done right.
Beck is dedicated to creating high-performing buildings that prioritize human health and wellbeing through a holistic approach to sustainable design. These principles are ingrained in our practice from a project’s inception, weaving responsive design into our architectural ethos. Surpassing traditional elements of environmental stewardship, we integrate elements that profoundly shape human experience.
As a member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), our firm has led some of the first and most extensive LEED projects in many categories, including the Wayne N. Aspinall Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Grand Junction, Colorado. Designed as a site net zero energy project that is also on the National Register of Historic Places, this sustainable renovation project achieved LEED Platinum certification and was an AIA COTE Award Top 10 Green Project.
With over 170 LEED Certified projects, Beck holds GBCI’s Proven Provider status, ensuring faster reviews and direct access to LEED reviewers. Our experience and consistent excellence in administering LEED projects has earned recognition from the Green Building Certification Institute.
We provide a comprehensive suite of sustainability consulting services championed by our in-house sustainability team that is supported by over 35 percent of our technical staff that hold LEED® Accredited Professional status. These efforts are led by Natalie Terrill, National Director of Sustainability, who was honored with the LEED Fellow designation recognizing her mastery of LEED and exceptional contributions to advancing green building practices.
PNC - MIXED USE DISTRICT, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
Our multi-disciplinary practice allows us to provide comprehensive plans that are strategic and costcertain.
Aligning a master plan with the client’s strategic objectives is our foremost priority. Once those objectives are clearly defined, the Beck team develops a framework that evaluates and proposes a comprehensive vision for existing or future spaces. By analyzing the systems and infrastructure in place, we identify opportunities to maximize operational efficiencies and enable growth in the most fiscally responsible manner. The goal of a master plan is to ensure that our clients possess facilities that not only support their current needs but also enhance their capacity to deliver world-class services and experiences.
More than finishes—our interiors shape experiences, enhance wellbeing, and bring brands to life.
Our Essence. At the heart of our practice, we embrace the art of storytelling, using a narrative to illustrate the journey through tactile, human-scaled spaces. A well-developed interior offers the opportunity for personal connections, creating the backdrops for everyday moments and memories. Our design team believes in efficient and functional space, intuitive wayfinding, and thought-provoking aesthetics that enhance elements of brand immersion, culture, and community.
Our Impact. We are committed to the health, safety, and wellness of the occupants above all else. By prioritizing critical design components including egress, natural light, acoustics, and ergonomics, we are able to enhance user experience and security. We consider the environmental impacts of our selections and how our designs can support physical and emotional wellbeing, regardless of age or ability.
Our Promise. At Beck, we proactively strive for multidisciplinary collaboration, making our interior practice unparalleled when it comes to producing detailed deliverables that protect design intent. Our approach examines holistic solutions for our clients that consider everything from programmatic conceptual ideas to seamless construction actualization. It is our integrated approach that continuously ensures that design excellence remains our focus.
We are committed to advancing our mutual goals of equity and inclusion for our industry, and the communities we serve.
This means hiring, developing, and promoting a diverse workforce while fostering a culture of inclusion. It also means proactively working with minority- and women-owned business enterprises.
We do this because we care. We do this because it allows us to be better innovators and problem-solvers, and to have broader perspectives.
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The Beck Foundation started in 2005 with a focus on ending poverty, improving the quality of life, and helping those in need to build capacity in Mexico. Today, the Foundation focuses on shelter and workforce development to build better communities where we live, work, and play.
Beck Better Together
Employee-led program that champions diversity and inclusion across our company by celebrating teams and perspectives from all backgrounds. Through dialogue, events, and education, we foster a workplace where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Beck Better Together reflects our belief that diverse voices drive innovation, strengthen collaboration, and build a better Beck.
Beck School of Construction
Workforce training dedicated to empowering small, minority-, and women-owned construction businesses by enhancing their industry knowledge and operational capacity. Through a series of in-person classes led by Beck professionals, participants gain insights into critical areas such as marketing, finance, project management, and safety.
The Beck Group is officially A Certified Great Place to Work ® in the U.S. and Mexico for 2025
Our people are Beck, which is why we’re proud to announce that The Beck Group is officially Great Place to Work-Certified™ for 2025
This recognition celebrates the trust, teamwork, and care that make Beck a place where people do their best work. And where we lift each other higher, every day.
Scott Lowe
Chief Revenue Officer
National Director of Hospitality scottlowe@beckgroup.com 214 995 0547
Sarah Mueller
National Director of Healthcare sarahmueller@beckgroup.com 614 271 6985
Caroline Vostrejs
Director of Client Services, Florida CarolineVostrejs@beckgroup.com 813 387 5339
Lynsey Synek
Director Of Business Development, Architecture lynseysynek@beckgroup.com 707 819 0183
Andy Kennedy
Design Director, Austin andykennedy@beckgroup.com 512 214 5323
Katrina Pasteur
Practice Leader, Tampa katrinapasteur@beckarchitecture.com 813 230 2982
Natalie Terrill
Director of Sustainability natalieterrill@beckgroup.com 816 810 5016
Chad Schieber
Chief Marketing Officer ChadSchieber@beckgroup.com 214 303 6279
John Beck
Director of Business Strategy, Fort Worth JohnBeck@beckgroup.com 817 255 7800
Jenni Sparks Business Development, Denver jennisparks@beckgroup.com 720 215 3263
Jacqueline Dudley Practice Leader, Austin jacquelinedudley@beckarchitecture.com 512 708 5138
Ben Watkins Regional Director, Atlanta benwatkins@beckgroup.com 404 889 5490
Moises Ramirez Director of Business Development, Mexico moisesramirez@beckgroup.com 525 526 230325
