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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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.
DESTINATIONS BUILT FOR IMPACT AND ENGAGEMENT
SIGNATURE PARKS, ARENAS AND VENUES THAT UNITE COMMUNITIES AND AMPLIFY CULTURAL MOMENTUM
An iconic venue blending modern innovation with historic charm, Dickies Arena is a cornerstone of Fort Worth’s cultural and entertainment landscape.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
Beck led preconstruction and construction for Dickies Arena. The multi-purpose venue hosts the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, hockey and basketball tournaments, concerts, and family shows. The $540 million arena represents a unique public-private partnership led by Fort Worth billionaire Ed Bass.
The arena’s design pays homage to the historic Will Rogers Auditorium’s architectural style, including a prominent cupola gracing the ridgeline. The project also included a six-level, 2,200-space parking garage, surface parking, a livestock support center, and a warm-up equestrian arena.
With nearly four million man-hours logged and over 20 minority-owned businesses contributing, the project reflects our commitment to community engagement, including $60 million in minority spending.
725,000
American Institute of Steel Construction, IDEAS2 Award - National Greater than $200M Dallas Business Journal, Best Real Estate Deal - Community Impact
“Beck
and their team met the schedule and budget, which was crucial for such a large public/private project. The facility that they built achieved the community vision and is of the highest quality of construction.”
— Susan Alanis, Former Assistant City Manager, City of Fort Worth
An icon of speed and spectacle, this massive venue redefined race day with bold design, fanfirst features, and nonstop adrenaline.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
Texas Motor Speedway, one of the largest and most complex engineering projects of the 1990s in the United States, stands as a testament to modern design and construction prowess. Designed by Yates Chreitzberg Architects, the reconfigured track measures 1.44 miles and features a unique quad-oval design with a front straightaway that slightly juts outward, enhancing both the racing experience and spectator visibility.
The speedway boasts a seating capacity of around 180,000 spectators, making it one of the largest sports venues in the country. It is a premier destination for motorsports fans, hosting several high-profile NASCAR competitions, including the NASCAR Cup Series, the Xfinity Series, and the Camping World Truck Series. In addition to NASCAR events, Texas Motor Speedway is a versatile venue, accommodating concerts, drag races, and other major entertainment events throughout the year.
With state-of-the-art facilities, including luxury suites, modern concessions, and extensive infield amenities, Texas Motor Speedway provides an unparalleled experience for fans and participants alike. The speedway’s impact on the local economy and its role in the community extends beyond racing, making it a key landmark in Fort Worth, Texas.
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900-acre site NASCAR venue; 1.5-mile quad-oval track with 24-degree turns, 154,000 grandstand seats, 194 luxury suites
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years, I’ve heard … tracks being tagged as ‘cookie-cutter’ tracks. … This once and for all that Texas Motor Speedway is unique, unlike any other the sport. That’s the way we like it here in No Limits, Texas.”
Gossage, Then-President, Texas Motor Speedway
A legendary stage for Texas showdowns and iconic moments, wrapped in Art Deco glory.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Cotton Bowl is one of the most iconic stadiums in the United States. Beck was the original builder of the Cotton Bowl in 1929, and was responsible for most of the renovations and improvements in the 90s. Originally named the Fair Park Bowl, the stadium was built in a mere four months. The playing surface was developed 24 feet below ground level. The dirt that was removed was put around the edges so that the back seats were 15 feet above the street. It was renamed the Cotton Bowl in 1936, weeks before the first Cotton Bowl was played between TCU and Marquette. The last renovations completed by Beck included enlarging the playing area for soccer games like the World Cup, seating upgrades, replacing the artificial turf with athletic turf and adding a ten-story tower that included restrooms and press boxes.
In the 2000s decade, the renewed dominance of both the Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas Longhorns created a new interest in their rivalry, and the stadium. Temporary stands were erected in each end zone to increase seating for these games from just over 68,000 to 90,000.
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10-story tower including restrooms, press box, and fire stairs to the 70,000-seat historic sports facility, current capacity 92,100, record attendance 96,009 (thrice)
“Three-sided glass for press box, improvements to suites… The Cotton Bowl has really never had any premium seating environments… That is a great investment to bring other events.”
— John Hutchings, Senior Principal, Overland Partners
“With these improvements the Cotton is primed to become one of the stadiums in the nation, with a fan matches the venue’s remarkable
— Brian Luallen, Chief Executive Officer, Fair
Cotton Bowl stadium the premier open-air fan experience that remarkable history.”
Texas Construction Best of Texas, Special Award for Best Project Management
A bold waterfront vision redefining the fan experience and raising the game for women’s pro soccer in Tampa Bay.
TAMPA, FLORIDA
The new home of Tampa Bay Sun FC is set to become a dynamic anchor for a transformative mixed-use district along Tampa’s waterfront. At the heart of the development is a purpose-built stadium designed specifically for the United Soccer League and Tampa Bay Sun FC, creating a world-class stage for women’s professional soccer. Surrounding the venue, the project will include a 250,000 SF office tower that will house the future USL headquarters, a vibrant waterfront retail district, and a 170-key hotel to enhance the fan and visitor experience.
We’re proud to lead the concept design for the stadium—a project that is more than just a venue. It’s a bold celebration of community, identity, and access, rooted in the energy of Tampa Bay and the future of women’s sports.
250,000 SF, 15,000-seat stadium, 170-key hotel, 250,000 SF office tower to house USL HQ Program
“This stadium is more than a home for our team — it’s a catalyst for Ybor’s next chapter, blending sports, culture, and community in one of Tampa’s most iconic neighborhoods.”
— Darryl Shaw, Developer & Principal, Ybor Harbor Project
A bold urban vision turning an event-day landscape into an all-day, every-day destination.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
This Lenovo Center District Master Plan is a multi-phase vision to transform the 80-acre campus surrounding the Lenovo Center—home of the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes and NC State Men’s Basketball—from a primarily event-day parking environment into a vibrant, mixed-use, year-round sports and entertainment destination. This is a commitment to the future of Raleigh and the Triangle region, and establishing a new economic engine that amplifies the community’s quality of life, tourism, and business profile.
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620,786 SF Office, 80,000 SF Live Nation, 65,000 SF COSM (sports betting entertainment), 297,215 sf Commercial/F&B, 1,060,125 sf Residential (1,023 units), 222,490 sf Hotel (3112 keys), 6,888 structured parking spaces 1,283 surface parking spaces, 270 street parking spaces
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“We are committed to bringing new amenities to fans and creating experiences that bring more people to the arena, This development is the next step toward building the premier sports and entertainment district in the country and keeping the area a regional economic driver for decades to come.”
— Brian Fork, CEO of Carolina Hurricanes
“This partnership is about more than just renaming the arena. Lenovo will play a vital role integrating technology into our upcoming arena renovations and enhancements. Lenovo has deep roots in North Carolina, and we’re thrilled that they are strengthening those roots with this namingrights agreement.”
— Philip Isley, Chairman, Centennial Authority
Strategic site planning for a future game day icon at the heart of campus pride.
TAMPA, FLORIDA
The Beck Group was retained to assist the University of South Florida with conceptual planning of a new 40,000-50,000 seat football stadium. Working closely with the USF Athletics and Facilities teams, all potential sites on and around campus were explored and vetted against a set of team-defined criteria. After evaluation of all potential sites, it was decided that two “zones” would be studied further. Both zones front Fowler Avenue, one on the east end of campus and the other on the west end. Concurrent with site selection, a project program and budget were established and benchmarked against similar stadiums of quality and scale built in the last 17 years. Both zones were then evaluated for potential impacts to existing land use, infrastructure, parking availability, and campus connectivity.
The Beck Group also provided cost analysis for various stadium scenarios and a cost per seat guidance.
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5,517,240 SF, 40,000 (future expansion of +10,000 seats), 20-26 suites and 4-6 Founders Suites, 10,000 gsf of classroom space, space to support the fan experience and promote the USF brand, 13,793 parking spaces, 200 beds + 10,000 sf of conference space, 480 parking spaces
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Zone 1 (above) has advantages in several categories. It offers the best connection to the heart of the campus and presents an opportunity to provide a memorable game day experience and tradition, utilizing the natural resources unique to the USF campus. Visibility and branding potential is strong, but not overwhelming.
Zone 2 (right) has a number of positive traits worth considering. This site offers great connection to the already established athletic zone on the main campus. It is possible that new improvements such as parking, road improvements, and public plazas could be utilized for games and events at the Sun Dome. The adjacency to the athletic infrastructure encourages an athletics village with practice facilities, gym, and athletic support offices all within a fairly compact footprint.
A unique prototype where thrilling gameplay and vibrant dining bring people together for the ultimate entertainment experience.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
Designed by Beck as a prototype for Topgolf’s entertainment facilities, this 65,000-square-foot, three-story venue is located at 1411 Warner Street in South Baltimore’s growing entertainment district near Horseshoe Casino and M&T Bank Stadium. This state-of-the-art facility offers 90 climate-controlled outdoor hitting bays, Topgolf’s proprietary Toptracer technology, and three indoor virtual golf simulators, providing a modern golfing experience accessible to players of all skill levels.
Guests can also enjoy a lively sports bar, a diverse food and drink menu, and a rooftop terrace with fire pits, making it an ideal destination for social outings, private events, and entertainment. Part of “The Walk at Warner Street,” Topgolf Baltimore contributes to revitalizing the district, linking M&T Bank Stadium to the casino and other attractions.
This design prototype reflects Beck’s ability to innovate while delivering consistent brand experiences, setting the stage for future Topgolf locations.
65,000 SF, 3-story Topgolf entertainment facility, bar, kitchen, design prototype
“This landmark project has already delivered considerable value to the city and laid the foundation for future development in the Southern Gateway.”
— Colin Tarbert, President & CEO, Baltimore Development Corporation
“Topgolf Baltimore will for the company as it Topgolf’s architecture
— Topgolf Entertainment Group
will feature a first‑of‑its‑kind design it introduces a skylit central atrium to architecture portfolio.”
A vibrant three-level destination where play, food, and connection come together—Topgolf Renton brings an energetic new social experience to the Pacific Northwest.
RENTON, WASHINGTON
Topgolf has brought its signature, technology-enabled entertainment experience to Renton, Washington, with a $35 million, 70,000 SF venue next to The Landing. Completed in July 2022, this three-level facility marks Topgolf’s first traditional multi-level venue in the state, combining sport, hospitality, and design innovation.
Located off Logan Avenue near The Landing Shopping Mall, the space features a skylit central atrium connecting the hitting bays with patios and lounges, as well as roof terraces, yard games, video walls, and bars that encourage social connection. The venue employs over 500 people and is designed to accommodate corporate gatherings, casual outings, and special events alike.
Since its inception, Topgolf has become a global leader in sports and entertainment, operating more than 70 venues across five countries. The brand continues to grow on its foundation of innovation, fun, and inclusivity—creating experiences that inspire play and bring people together.
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70,000 SF; 3-story Topgolf entertainment facility, bar, kitchen, design prototype
Interior Design
“Bringing our technology-enabled golf experience to Players across the Greater Seattle area, where tech is at the center of everything, is something we have been looking forward to for many years.”
— Gen Gray, Topgolf Chief Operating Officer
Overlooking the San Francisco Bay, Topgolf Burlingame elevates play with three levels of energy, innovation, and panoramic coastal views.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Topgolf brings its signature blend of sport, technology, and social energy to Northern California with a new three-level, 71,000 SF venue in Burlingame. The facility features 108 climate-controlled hitting bays, bars, restaurants, event spaces, and rooftop terraces overlooking the San Francisco Bay. Designed for a premium entertainment experience, it offers dynamic lighting, modern lounges, and immersive play powered by Toptracer technology. Set on a 13-acre waterfront site, the venue transforms the area into a vibrant destination that creates jobs, attracts visitors, and redefines urban recreation in the Bay Area.
71,024 SF over three levels, with 108 climate-controlled hitting bays Program Services Architecture
“The City of Burlingame welcomes Topgolf and their premier sports entertainment venue to our Bayfront. We anticipate this beautiful new facility will drive economic growth by bringing tourism, business, conferences and families to enjoy the recreational amenities and friendly staff that make up the Topgolf team.”
— Donna Colson, Mayor of Burlingame
“Burlingame’s
lively community is the perfect place to bring our unique style of modern golf, and we can’t wait for both residents and visitors to experience it.”
— Erin Chamberlin, Topgolf COO
Immersive play meets elevated dining in an upscale lounge where virtual golf, music, and craft cocktails redefine the game.
KIRKLAND, WASHINGTON
Topgolf Lounge is a next-generation entertainment and social venue that reimagines the traditional golf experience for an urban setting. Designed to bring the excitement of Topgolf indoors, the facility features four cutting-edge swing simulators that allow guests to “tee off” on world-famous courses like Pebble Beach or enjoy a variety of interactive sports games. Complementing the play experience are a private lounge, upscale sports bar, and full-service restaurant, creating an inviting destination for both casual gatherings and corporate events. 9,500 SF, entertainment facility, bar, kitchen
“Lounge by Topgolf demonstrates Topgolf’s of the unexpected with an all-indoor, virtual different from anything else we’ve created.”
— Erik Anderson, Topgolf Entertainment Group Executive
Topgolf’s constant pursuit virtual experience created.”
Chairman
“We wanted to change the way you think about Topgolf. We wanted to create a more intimate-style restaurant setting.”
— Restaurant Business Online
Refined retreat blending craftsmanship and tradition, where timber warmth and panoramic terraces frame views of the championship course.
DALLAS, TEXAS
The Trinity Forest Golf Club honors classic golf courses through traditional, strategic golf and great artistry as the guiding philosophy. Similarly, the clubhouse was designed and built to be a space where members and guests foster camaraderie, enjoying the undefeatable game of golf. The 45,000 SF club house meets the standards of the Dallas Green Building Code. Its ground floor and second level house a range of amenities for members and guests, including a restaurant, bar and grill, lounge, locker room, and ballroom. A covered terrace on the second floor sits over the grand ballroom and features stunning views of the Coore & Crenshaw designed course.
45,000 SF clubhouse and pro shop, restaurant, bar and grill, locker rooms, ballroom Program Services Preconstruction Construction
“I love it. Strategically, it’s so interesting. It’s got everything that’s missing from modern architecture. There are ways to challenge golfers besides long rough and narrow fairways.”
— Geoff Ogilvy, professional golfer and U.S. Open champion
Golf Digest Green Star Award, Outstanding environmental stewardship
consecutive years
A vibrant destination where dining, entertainment, and digital innovation reshape the heart of Dallas.
DALLAS, TEXAS
Victory Plaza’s two 5-story buildings flank the south side of the American Airlines Center, home to the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars, and are key to the innovative Victory Park development. Just a decade ago, this site was a brownfield with a city dump, rail yard, power plant, and abandoned silos. Its transformation earned national acclaim, including recognition by the EPA as one of the largest and most successful clean-ups on record.
The east building houses retail, restaurants, and the WFAA news studio, with offices above. The west building features N9NE Steakhouse, NOVE Italiano, and Victory Discovery Center. Eight large LED screens glide along the plaza, with additional displays on both buildings, operated by the Victory Media Network for events, digital art, advertising, and TV simulcasts.
235,000 SF Two, 5-story buildings located adjacent to the American Airlines Center, Retail on the first floor, upper four floors are office space
“Victory will finally be a very important neighborhood for this area…There is a rebirth of Victory and we have a lot to look forward to.”
Upscale dine-in cinema blending hospitality and entertainment through fluid spaces, warm materials, and refined lighting.
FRISCO, TEXAS
Dine-in cinema complex that integrates food, beverage, and film within a single architectural environment. The facility houses 10 auditoriums, including a premium XD screen, all featuring luxury seating with integrated dining trays and service systems. A central kitchen, bar, and lounge anchor the public spaces, organized along an open spine that connects to a 2,000 sf arcade and an outdoor patio with fire features and social games. The architecture employs warm natural materials, acoustic wall treatments, indirect LED lighting, and a controlled sightline strategy to balance cinematic performance with a refined, hospitality-driven atmosphere.
63,000 SF, bar, kitchen, design, arcade, event space, 10 auditoriums Program Services Architecture
Multi-use entertainment hub featuring cinema, bowling, arcade, dining, and VR zones within an open, high-ceilinged, immersive space.
TEXAS
Integrates 11-screen cinema (including IMAX and EVX auditoriums), 14 bowling lanes, a 3,000-square-foot arcade, a virtual reality arena, a full-service restaurant and bar, and private event spaces within a single architectural envelope. The design features open floor plates with clear sightlines, high ceilings, and mezzanine levels, allowing distinct entertainment zones to coexist while maintaining visual and spatial connectivity. Tasteful finishes, industrial-inspired exposed structures, acoustic treatments, and dynamic LED lighting balance performance needs with user comfort, while circulation is organized to separate high-traffic gaming areas from quieter dining and cinematic experiences, creating a cohesive yet flexible environment for multi-generational social interaction.
70,000 SF, bar, kitchen, design, arcade, event space, VR arena, 14 bowling lanes, 11 auditoriums Program
Dynamic venue uniting dining, bowling, and gaming in an open, industrial-inspired setting with tailored lighting and exposed structure.
IRVING, TEXAS
Multi-level entertainment complex that integrates bowling, dining, arcade and simulator games, laser tag, rock climbing, bumper cars, and a ropes course within a single architectural environment. The design features open, flexible floor plates with clear sightlines, exposed steel and concrete structural elements, high ceilings, mezzanine levels, and dynamic LED lighting, allowing for a highly interactive, layered experience. Public zones are anchored by a central restaurant and full-service bar, with circulation carefully organized to separate active play areas from dining spaces, while finishes combine durable materials with vibrant graphics and acoustic treatments to balance energy, safety, and comfort.
50,000 SF, two-story, entertainment facility, bar, kitchen Program
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Multi-level entertainment destination featuring karting tracks, arcade, VR, bowling, and dining arranged within an open, high-ceilinged, industrial-inspired space that emphasizes circulation, visibility, and immersive experiential zones.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS
Designed to accommodate a wide range of attractions under a single architectural envelope. The venue includes multi-level electric karting tracks, a two-story laser tag arena, Spark Duckpin bowling lanes, a 7D motion theater, virtual reality experiences, a state-of-the-art arcade, a full-service restaurant and bar, and over 10,000 square feet of private event spaces. Architecturally, the design emphasizes open floor plates with high ceilings, clear sightlines, and industrial-inspired structural elements to support circulation, supervision, and safety across active zones. Durable finishes, acoustic treatments, layered LED lighting, and visual wayfinding integrate functional and experiential needs, creating a cohesive environment that accommodates high-energy recreation while maintaining comfort and aesthetic appeal.
92,000 SF, 2-story entertainment facility, kitchen, bar, laser tag arena, karting tracks, arcade, VR arena, bowling lanes, event space
“It’s going to offer so many more opportunities for people of the Dallas Metroplex, an opportunity to come experience us without having to drive all the way up to The Colony area.”
— Dallas Morning News, Collette Shillcutt, general manager of the new location
“Andretti Indoor Karting location to the state a grand opening for center, welcoming the adventure.”
— Dallas Examiner
Karting and Games has brought its fifth of Texas. Last month, Andretti hosted the 100,000 square foot entertainment the community to their newest
Where tradition meets innovation, Wallace Wade Stadium delivers an unforgettable game-day experience for Duke fans and players.
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
To elevate the game-day experience, Duke University partnered with Beck’s design and construction teams to renovate Wallace Wade Stadium. The project included lowering the football field by five feet, removing the running track, adding seating, and installing a new playing field and scoreboard.
Perimeter concourses were transformed with new concession stands, entry gates, retail spaces, modern restrooms, ticketing booths, and first aid stations. The centerpiece of the renovation, the 97,000-square-foot Blue Devil Tower, features 22 luxury suites, 858 club-level seats with upscale dining, and dedicated spaces for press, camera booths, coaches, and network broadcasts.
97,000 SF tower, 22 luxury suites, 858 club seats, retail spaces, broadcast and press facilities, concourse upgrades, entry gates and ticketing Program Services Architecture Preconstruction
“We are excited about the future of Wallace Wade Stadium as it brings our fans closer to the action and provides more amenities than ever before … we can’t wait to showcase it to fans.”
— Mike Cragg, Deputy Director of Athletics/Operations
“Duke’s football facilities will rank among the finest in college athletics... first‑rate experience for our alumni, friends, fans and most importantly, an optimal gameday atmosphere for our student-athletes.”
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Dr. Kevin White, Vice President & Director of Athletics
“I saw from afar last season how a great atmosphere can impact games at Wallace Wade Stadium … fans get access to an exclusive fun tailgating atmosphere, while still being inside the stadium to watch the game.”
— Manny Diaz, Head Coach
A dynamic hub for student well-being, seamlessly connecting past and future with fitness, education, and outdoor vitality.
MONTERREY, MEXICO
As part of the new campus masterplan by Beck, Tecnológico de Monterrey engaged Beck to design and build a new student wellness center adjacent to a greenbelt located on the site of the University’s old football stadium. This total student wellness facility includes spaces for group training, a full fitness center, and educational spaces, including the university’s nutrition coaching program. It is an amenity for students that helps the university continue to attract the best and brightest students from Mexico and beyond.
The building’s placement at the intersection of the historical campus and the new Campus Norte situates it in a prominent position and serves as a gateway between the two halves of the campus. The adjacent greenbelt is ringed by running trails and outdoor fitness opportunities that expand the reach of the Wellness Center building and program.
156,000 SF Center, Semi-Olympic pool, basketball/volleyball courts, fitness rooms, offices, physical therapy, outdoor courtyard
“The Wellness Center is more than a building—it’s a space where students recharge, find balance, and build the resilience needed to thrive academically and personally.”
— Kathy Cavins -Tull, Ph.D., TCU
International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI), Campus of Integrity Award
Experience the energy of Tec de Monterrey’s Banorte Stadium—where world-class sports, cutting-edge design, and spirited community come together for unforgettable moments.
MONTERREY, MEXICO
Designed and built by Beck, Banorte Stadium at Tec de Monterrey is a state-of-the-art, 10,000-seat facility. It is home to Tec’s storied American football program, soccer, and broader athletic department. Athletics are central to Tec’s educational model, making the stadium a hub for students and the community.
Situated at the north end of a central park, the stadium blends with the historic campus. By lowering the field 23 feet, the design aligns the concourse with the street level, creating an inviting two-level structure that reflects the campus’s architectural heritage. The south end zone features a public plaza with open views, while shaded concourses and viewing terraces offer flexibility for hosting festivals, concerts, and other events. The facility includes weight training, physical therapy, and meeting rooms.
Banorte Stadium received the prestigious Texas Society of Architects 2020 Design Award.
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143,000 SF, 10,000-seat, 5-story football/soccer stadium, locker rooms, weight training facilities, physical therapy, office space, private suites, media rooms, conference space, press box, radio/TV broadcasting areas and concourse plaza
“It was designed and built by The Beck Group for the Tecnológico de Monterrey as the new home of the Borregos… It serves as a venue for major sports, musical, cultural, and educational events thanks to its worldclass infrastructure.”
— Tecnologico de Monterrey
An energetic sports campus where students train, compete, and build lifelong memories in world-class fields and vibrant stadiums.
The Centro Deportivo Borregos is a complex of sports facilities to promote integral education and its link with the urban environment that includes the Estadio Azul with a capacity for 2,000 spectators, an athletics track, a softball and multipurpose field, 2 soccer fields with natural grass, 2 fast soccer fields, a soccer field with natural grass, a tochito and soccer 7 field with artificial grass, and a 1 km jogging circuit.
“Training here makes you feel part of something bigger. Every morning run or late-night practice fuels our dreams to compete at the highest level.”
— Student athlete testimonial
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.
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
