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.
• COST & SCHEDULE CERTAINTY
• 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.
SPACES FOR WORSHIP AND GATHERING CRAFTED TO FOSTER REFLECTION, CONNECTION, AND FAITH
A bold spiritual landmark uniting Korean heritage and contemporary worship at an extraordinary scale.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
SaRang Church is comprised of two curvilinear glass towers that each provide 150,000 square feet of space. The 6500-seat worship center auditorium is part of an additional 400,000 square feet located underground. In the event that church attendance reaches over the capacity of the main auditorium, there are multiple large multi-purpose overflow worship areas located throughout the facility. The church also offers youth and small group ministry spaces, a 600- seat chapel, a bookstore/cafe, roof gardens and a global ministry plaza.
750,000 SF, 22-story new church campus with 6,700 seat main sanctuary, 9-story and 14-story towers framing a public plaza plus 8 levels below grade, 1.7 acre new site development with direct connection to the subway station Program
Services Architecture
Interior Design
A luminous symbol of faith and forward-thinking in the heart of downtown Dallas.
DALLAS, TEXAS
Established in 1868, First Baptist Church of Dallas grew over the next 140 years to become the largest landowner in downtown with extensive facilities, including its historic sanctuary constructed in 1891. Beck was selected as architect for First Baptist’s expansion project. Significant portions of the property were programmed as park and community-focused spaces, with the mission to create an urban oasis serving the city core. For a church committed to setting new standards for ministry excellence, stateof-the art worship and education facilities were critical, set within a campus that would be transparent and welcoming. Foundational to the new campus plan was the creation of First Baptist’s first new worship space, a 3,000 seat worship center, since 1891. Celebrating the church’s long ministry legacy, the historic sanctuary was preserved. Significant portions of the old educational facilities were removed and recreated as an efficient five-story education center. Parking capacity was also expanded and made more efficient through removal of surface lots and an older garage, and the addition of a new 500-car garage.
270,000 SF church campus expansion; 3,000-seat sanctuary, religious education space, children’s building, 500-space parking garage; LEED Silver
“Our church felt a need to expand and improve the campus in order to fulfill our ministry calling… build a church that provides spiritual growth and healing while seeking to reflect the splendor and majesty of God.”
— Pastor Robert Jeffress, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Dallas
Dallas Morning News, Silver Award, Best Church DFW
ENR Texas/Louisiana Best Project Award, Cultural/Worship
PCI Design Award, Best Religious Structure
A monumental fusion of faith, culture, and landscape—where Korean tradition meets contemporary worship in a vibrant new campus.
POHANG, SOUTH KOREA
For its new facility, Joyful Church envisioned a design that expressed a strong symbolic Christian message, while using traditional Korean symbols in a fusion of architecture, faith and culture. The church is home to growing, vibrant worship and education programs on Sundays and many social welfare ministries during the week. Beck’s design team created a new facility that integrates into the surrounding wooded hillside landscape with gently flowing lines that wrap around a large central plaza. The new facility includes a 2,700-seat sanctuary, 800-seat chapel, cafeteria, cafe, library, fitness facilities, children’s and youth spaces, welfare ministry facilities and a 350-car underground parking garage. Forms and patterns in the architecture were inspired by traditional Korean crafts and calligraphy, creating a unique expression of faith ad culture. Placement of the buildings into the natural hillsides and careful orientation of the windows allow ample natural light into the spaces while providing greater energy efficiency.
Program
400,000 SF, 7-story new church campus, features 2,700 seat main sanctuary, 10.3 acre new site development
Services Architecture
Master Planning
Interior Design
“Beck showed its devoted effort and undivided attention to our church until completion of the building and ad vised church step by step during church’s decision making procedure.”
WFX Solomon Award, Best Church Desig
Grand Prize, Church and Culture Award
Faith & Form Magazine, Faith & Form Award
Discover connection and culture at the Dell Jewish Community Center—a hub for fitness, learning, and community spirit!
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Beck reimagined the Dell Jewish Community Center, emphasizing cultural heritage, community connection, and modern functionality. We provided master planning, architecture, and interior design for this multi-phase transformation, revitalizing existing facilities and creating new spaces for gathering.
The project celebrated Jewish traditions while prioritizing sustainability, resilience, and meaningful architecture. The new 40,000-square-foot community and fitness building serves as the main entry and heart of the center with a coffee shop, a fitness center, and Shalom Austin’s offices. This phase also included a lap pool, play pool, water slides, concessions, and outdoor tennis courts.
Other phases included renovating the 46,000-square-foot education building with new classrooms, a refreshed lobby, and upgraded HVAC and lighting systems. Additionally, we transformed the community hall and fitness building, studios, expanded offices, and upgraded spa amenities.
Program Services
46,000 SF education building refresh: lobby, kitchen, classrooms, HVAC and lighting upgrades. 42,000 SF renovation: community hall, fitness center, locker rooms, steam rooms, saunas. 40,000 SF addition: fitness center, coffee shop, offices, tennis facility, lap pool, water slides, concessions. Energy Green Building 2-Star
“The Dell JCC is one of the best‑kept secrets in North Austin… These renovations will help us enhance the quality of Jewish life through more opportunities for connection with each other and serve all of our neighbors at the same time.”
— Rabbi Daniel A. Septimus, CEO of Shalom Austin
Designed for connection and built to inspire, this worship center elevates the Austin Ridge experience.
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Located in the beautiful Hill Country landscape of Austin, Austin Ridge had an immediate need to create space for its rapidly growing congregation. Beck was engaged to design a new 2,500-seat worship center, spaces for gathering, children’s ministry, and parking improvements to allow for the maximum potential expansion of the church, while at the same time preserving the unique beauty of the natural site and embracing the Austin vibe. Beck’s master plan and design calls for the addition of over 80,000 SF of new space, connection of indoor and outdoor environments, renovations to existing buildings, and extensive improvements to traffic and parking including a 500-car parking garage.
80,000 SF new 2,500-seat worship center, community space, production and recording studios, 50,000 SF children’s space renovations, 400-car parking garage
An inviting, multi-generational hub for worship, learning, and community—rooted in tradition and designed for connection.
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
Beck provided design services for the Chabad Jewish Community Center in Flagstaff to become a full-service center for Jewish activities and community gathering place. The Center supports all aspects of Jewish life including worship, education, and outreach and includes programming for toddlers, children, university students, young professionals, and adults. The facility includes a synagogue, social hall, gourmet kosher kitchen, student and youth lounge, library, classrooms, outdoor terraces, and mikvah. The building is environmentally responsive and leverages indoor and exterior spaces for program areas to take advantage of the heavily wooded two-acre site.
12,500 SF Jewish Community Center with worship, social, and administrative spaces Program Services Architecture
Interior Design
“The building itself is magnificent… it becomes truly magnificent when people come here to learn, to get connected to each other … and learn what service means to others.”
— Arthur Blank – Co founder of Home Depot & Donor
“So now we’ve got this new synagogue, which is beyond spectacu lar—just the space, it’s phenomenal.”
— Baruch Gershater – Community Member, Chabad News
A landmark campus expansion uniting sacred space, education, and community with timeless architecture and modern purpose.
DALLAS, TEXAS
Beck is leading the design and construction of the $60 million expansion and renovation for Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Renovations will be made to the main sanctuary and the classrooms at Saint Michael Episcopal School, which serves children aged 1 through kindergarten. The project also includes construction of a new atrium, parish hall, indoor play spaces, and a cafe. New gardens and green spaces will be available as well. The $60 million project is slated to be completed in 2026.
52,000 SF, classrooms, assembly spaces, child care spaces, indoor and outdoor play areas, community lobby, courtyard
“We have an unprecedented opportunity to begin the next chapter of Saint Michael’s legacy and ener gize our church for the future.”
— Rev. Christopher Girata, Rector
A thoughtful renewal of a historic campus— blending tradition, education, and worship into a unified, modern community hub.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Beck Group was selected to provide construction services for the expansion and renovation of the Temple Emanu-El campus at the corner of Northwest Highway and Hillcrest Road in Dallas. The scope included 35,000 SF of new construction and substantial renovations to the existing 55-year-old structure. The new facilities include a new worship space, a new educational wing, and a second-level addition which consolidates the office and the administration wing. Significant site and landscape improvements both complement and integrate with the new construction. Since the project was constructed in the midst of an occupied campus, Beck’s team maintained a well-organized logistics plan, as well as rigorous campus security. The Beck team also successfully worked around the temple’s busy schedule including the Jewish holidays, the weekly Sabbath, and funerals.
150,000 SF renovation and 35,000 SF addition; New worship space, new educational wing, consolidation of office/administration wing, site/ landscape improvements
A welcoming campus where light, openness, and authenticity create a vibrant place of worship and community.
FORNEY, TEXAS
Lake Pointe Church is one of the largest and fastest growing churches in America, with a key part of its strategy being a multisite approach. For its growing congregation in the Dallas suburb of Forney, Lake Pointe chose Beck to design its first permanent location. Beck’s design focused on transparency, ease of use, flexibility, and warmth to support the church’s ability to reach, grow, and serve the community. The 31,000 SF building provides open, light-filled spaces connecting a 400 seat Worship room (expandable to 650 seats), children and student auditoriums and classrooms, anchored by a dramatic glass-enclosed commons that faces the street. Building materials carried the ideas of authenticity – with brick, reclaimed wood and exposed structure, including a dramatic image of the Cross in the Commons created from plates of weathering steel.
Program Services Architecture
32,000 SF new campus, 400-seat sanctuary, commons, children, youth and adult classrooms
Interior Design
renewed campus where modern design and community spirit transform worship and connection.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Beck Group partnered with Lakepointe Church to transform its aging 1960s East Dallas campus into a vibrant, modern space that reflects the church’s mission of worship, connection, and community. The renovation introduced a 600-seat auditorium with enhanced acoustics and technology, a spacious new lobby for fellowship, updated classrooms, and refreshed offices.
A clean, contemporary exterior with terraces connects the church to its urban setting while honoring neighborhood roots. Despite site constraints and aging infrastructure, Beck’s design-build approach delivered a renewed campus that inspires growth and engagement, showcasing the power of design to transform both space and experience.
18,500 SF renovation of an existing 600 seat sanctuary with a 6,000 SF lobby expansion Program
Services Architecture interior Design
A bright, welcoming hub designed to nurture curiosity, connection, and faith for the next generation.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS
As a part of a multiple-phase masterplan by Beck to enlarge, modernize and re-make First Baptist Arlington’s downtown campus, Beck designed anew Children’s Education Building. The new building provides a modern, two-story, 52,000 SF facility for the church’s children’s ministries for ages birth-6th grade, including a weekday childcare program serving over 200 children.
The facility houses a combination of age-appropriate classrooms and flexible assembly spaces, indoor play and game areas, nursery spaces, and administrative and resource spaces to support the wide variety of activities. A large, glass, multi-story lobby connects the new and existing buildings of the church, providing a transparent and welcoming place for families and children to enter the church and find time for fellowship. Beck’s design utilized the large outdoor space between the new and existing buildings as a community courtyard, creating a park-like space for secure outdoor children’s and family activities, which is a great amenity in the church’s urban setting.
52,000 SF, classrooms, assembly spaces, child care spaces, indoor and outdoor play areas, community lobby, courtyard
The Children’s Education Building at First Baptist Church Arlington creates a safe, joyful space for kids to learn, grow, and connect. Built to serve young families, it strengthens the church’s role as a community anchor and invests in the next generation.
A welcoming campus expansion blending worship, recreation, and community. Designed for growth and connection.
DENVER, COLORADO
Beck provided integrated design-build services for the Denver First Church of the Nazarene, including 29,000 SF of expansion and renovation. This consisted of a gymnasium, multi-purpose worship space, two-story lobby / atrium, fellowship garden, a new Family Life Center, and 262 parking spaces.
The new Family Life Center features a 9,000 SF, double-height atrium / lobby, a full-size gym with flexible stage for use as a contemporary worship venue (500-600 seats), and a 5,000 SF mezzanine / lounge area overlooking the atrium and gym. The project also includes extensive outdoor plazas and a new Fellowship Lawn at the south side of the site. Additionally, a long-range master plan was designed to allow the church to grow gracefully.
29,000 SF expansion and renovation; Family life center, gymnasium, multi-purpose worship space, two-story lobby/atrium, fellowship garden, 262 parking spaces; Integrated Design-Build
A powerful space for worship and community, blending spiritual warmth with architectural grace.
DALLAS, TEXAS
Work at the Concord Church included an 87,000 SF addition with a worship center that holds 3,500 people. In the worship center, fabric wrapped panels, which hide conduit and other building essentials from view, also serve an acoustical purpose. Additionally, the addition houses a pastor suite, an administrative area, conference rooms, a bookstore, baptistery and spacious lobby. The exterior features an elegant cross-tower, a children’s playground and a prayer garden.
Program
87,000 SF expansion; 3,500-seat sanctuary, choir area, café, offices, lobby, plaza, site development
Services Architecture
Interior Design
A dynamic faith campus where age-specific ministries, shared spaces, and worship environments come together to foster belonging and spiritual growth.
When CrossRoads Fellowship decided to relocate and build a new campus, they had a vision to create a place where all generations and backgrounds could connect with God through Jesus Christ. Beck was selected as an integrated design and construction team to make this vision a reality. The design that emerged created a village where multiple building spaces were clustered where everyone would come together to fellowship, worship, and celebrate. This design created age-specific ministry spaces for children, students, young adults, and senior adults, which all flows into a sunlit commons space, and then into a 1,000-seat worship center. Other building components included a 300seat multipurpose student auditorium, four children’s theaters, a 200-person capacity dining/fellowship area, and a 250-seat chapel.
52,000 SF, classrooms, assembly spaces, child care spaces, indoor and outdoor play areas, community lobby, courtyard
A purposeful expansion designed to strengthen ministry, welcome families, and create meaningful spaces for worship and connection.
ARTESIA, MINESOTA
This 33,000 SF expansion blends traditional reverence with modern functionality. Anchored by a new 900-seat worship center, the design emphasizes openness and connection through a spacious central lobby that serves as a welcoming hub. A new children’s addition and office spaces support growing ministry needs, while the architecture reflects a timeless aesthetic rooted in community, clarity, and faith.
Program
33,000 SF expansion including 900-seat worship center, lobby, offices, children’s addition
Services Architecture
Interior Design
A bold new chapter for a historic congregation, designed to inspire connection and worship for generations to come.
ODESSA, TEXAS
For over 110 years First Baptist Odessa has been a pioneering congregation in west Texas. To continue its mission and remain relevant for coming generations, the church chose Beck to design and construct its first sanctuary in over 50 years, a 1,500seat state-of-the-art worship center. While remaining consistent with the traditional architectural elements of the old church facility, the new design creates a sense of openness and community to its downtown surroundings. To do this the design incorporates a large glass enclosed lobby and common area which serves as the new heart of the church campus, connecting the new worship center with the existing buildings.
Program Services
55,000 SF expansion; 1,500-seat worship center, lobby/commons area
A welcoming faith-based hub designed to serve and uplift the community through connection, support, and shared purpose.
The Solomon Centre is a 60,000-SF, two-level build-to-suit office providing design and construction services for the core, shell, and tenant improvements. The facility houses The Solomon Foundation’s 6,000-SF national headquarters and sits on a 7-acre site with 410 shared parking spaces. A cost-effective tilt-up concrete system was chosen after evaluating multiple skin and structure options. To secure Town of Parker approvals, the design-build team emphasized architectural articulation with textured form liners and aluminum sunshades. The Solomon Centre serves as a community resource offering food, financial aid, counseling, and meeting spaces. Following completion of the main offices, Beck returned to complete additional space for start-up non-profits in an active, collaborative environment.
60,000 SF faith-based, not-for-profit build-to-suit facility; admin offices, adult ministry spaces, cafe, 400-space parking lot; Integrated Design-Build
Preconstruction Construction Interior
DBIA Regional Award for design and construction services for the 60,000 SF faith based not for profit facility
A nature-immersed retreat where architecture, adventure, and faith come together to inspire the next generation.
Located outside Hawkins, Texas, about two hours east of Dallas, Allaso Ranch is a
300-acre youth retreat designed for Fellowship Church. The campus includes ten cabins totaling 35,000 SF, a 26,000 SF dining hall and kitchen, health center, arts and crafts building, swim facilities, and an equestrian center arranged around a nine-acre lake. Recreational amenities include two pools, a lazy river, zip lines, sports fields, horseback riding, disc golf, and a ropes course. The cabins, organized in pods throughout the wooded site, accommodate up to 56 campers each. With a focus on preserving the natural environment, the team repurposed materials from fallen trees for architectural details and furnishings, maintaining the camp’s rustic, regional character.
TEXAS Construction
300-acre church youth retreat center; 10 cabins, 9-acre lake, 2 swimming pools, lazy river, health center, arts and crafts center, dining hall, full service kitchen
A thoughtful campus renewal that strengthens ministry, welcomes youth, and reconnects the church to the heart of downtown Grapevine.
GRAPEVINE, TEXAS
First Baptist Grapevine reinvested in its original campus, which sits adjacent to the city’s revitalized and historic downtown district. Beck developed a new master plan and design for upgrading and expanding its facility. The initial phase consisted of 29,000 SF of improvements including a youth ministry space, 280-seat multipurpose auditorium, and expanded grand lobby. The church’s front facade was updated to better connect with the look of Grapevine’s vibrant downtown. Next to the grand lobby is a new, two-story building with children and student spaces and a large lounge and recreational area, which showcases stunning views of downtown.
29,000 SF education and lobby addition, children’s ministry space, student lounge, 280-seat auditorium, classrooms
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.
initiatives
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.
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Chief Revenue Officer
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