The City of Rockwall, Texas selected Callahan and Freeman Architects who designed two new fire stations costing $4,686,933. It was the first time in Rockwall's history that the city council accepted a design-build contract for construction on new facilities.
The Rockwall contract provided for using the same 11,000-square-foot floor plan for construction of both buildings.
City of Westworth Village City Hall, Justice and Community Center
The new Administration, Community and Justice Center for the City of Westworth Village, Texas, near Fort Worth, has opened. The project cost about $4 million and was completed in the spring of 2008. Designed by Callahan & Freeman. And long-term strategic partner, Speed Fab-Crete, was responsible for Construction Management and used its precast concrete wall building system to form the exterior and some interior walls of the complex. The two firms have worked together on numerous projects in the Fort Worth-Dallas Metroplex in the last 20 years.
Hood County Justice Center
Granbury, Texas
Hood County Justice Center
The 52,000-square-foot Hood County Justice Center opened in 2006 in Granbury, Texas,
a 90-minute drive from DFW Airport.
The facility contains district courtrooms, offices for judges, district attorney and county
clerk, a law library, conference room, general offices and holding cells for prisoners.
Callahan & Freeman's design met criteria by the owner that limestone rock, indigenous
to the area, be used as a wainscot for the building's exterior appearance.
Hood County Justice Center Interior View of Common Area
Hood County Justice Center Interior View of Courtroom
Bridgeport Municipal Building—Bridgeport, Texas
Kennedale City Hall—Kennedale, Texas
Lake Worth Fire Station—Lake Worth, Texas
