Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Restaurant

Project Size: 8,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

johnnyfabsgrill.com

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Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Restaurant

Project Size: 3,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

motomedi.com

Moto Medi - South is Moto’s second location in Lubbock, TX. WCA collaborated with the Moto Medi team to carry forward their design aesthetic into this new location. Vibrant tile, white oak timber and tables, and canopy lighting in concert with natural light from storefront window skylights create a dining space that is open, yet intimate, day and night.

Together, the project team developed a new kitchen layout that incorporates a drive-thru to this location. A new feature for Moto Medi restaurants. WCA also designed and provided fabrication drawings for the drive-thru order-board canopy.

Photos by: WCA Design Studio, LLC

Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Care Facility

Project Size: 7,500 Square Feet

Status: Complete

mccombsphysicaltherapy.com

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Location: Sundown, TX

Project Type: Library

Project Size: 4,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

sundown.ploud.net

Photos by: WCA Design Studio, LLC

Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Care Facility

Project Size: 6,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

heritagelubbock.org

Heritage House is a non-profit care facility for mothers needing assistance. They provide shelter and spiritual ministry to those who stay with them.

WCA assisted Heritage House in creating a clean, inviting, and nurturing atmosphere throughout the four buildings on site. The buildings are a corporate office, two housing dorms, and a dining hall with laundry service and computer room.

Heritage House depends on the generous donations of those who believe in their mission. Please use the link above to learn more about Heritage House and donate.

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Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Pediatric Dental Office

Project Size: 5,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

https://www.blueskyorthodontics.com/

On Blue Sky Orthodontics WCA partnered with Studio West to create a unique experience for the staff and patients. WCA joined the project to perform the exterior design for the building, and to perform code analysis for permit review. Also, part of the services WCA provided was to guide the project through a zoning change.

The exterior design of Blue Sky Orthodontics was inspired by the ‘urban’ interior concept created by Studio West. WCA combined siding, brick, wood, and metal panel to micro-scale version of materials found within a city block. This combination creates a rich tapestry that is a visual anchor along Quaker Ave.

Photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Veterinary Clinic

Project Size: 6,500 Square Feet

Status: Complete

https://www.keyanimalclinic.net/

Key Animal Clinic is light, bright, and welcoming. WCA partnered partnered with the clinic’s Owner to create a modern farmhouse for their furry patients and patient families. This was accomplished with gabled roof lines, board and batten siding, stone wainscoting, and airy interiors.

The facility’s program has a spacious lobby, six examination rooms, administrative offices, treatment area, surgical suite, dental suite, intensive care unit, isolation suite, pharmacy, and wards for overnight canine and feline guests. Examination rooms separate the lobby from the pharmacy and treatment area. All offices and specialized care suites face toward the treatment area to maximize doctors view of clinical activity and patients.

Designed and drawn during 2020, the Owner and WCA’s team didn’t see each other without masks until construction began in 2021!

Photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location:  Las Colinas, TX             

Project Type:  Food & Entertainment      

Project Size:  8,200 Square Feet

Status: Complete

Full list of Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar projects:

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Waco, TX (complete)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Las Colinas, TX (complete)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Arlington, TX (complete)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - The Colony, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Midland, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Amarillo, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Euless, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - McKinney, TX (on-going)

walk-ons.com

photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location:  Arlington, TX 

Project Type:  Food & Entertainment       

Project Size:  8,200 Square Feet

Status: Complete

Full list of Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar projects:

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Waco, TX (complete)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Las Colinas, TX (complete)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Arlington, TX (complete)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - The Colony, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Midland, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Amarillo, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - Euless, TX (on-going)

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar - McKinney, TX (on-going)

walk-ons.com

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Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Professional Training

Project Size: 5,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

https://lubbockrealtors.com/

WCA worked with the Lubbock Area Realtors leadership team to create new meeting and professional training spaces, complete with commercial catering kitchen. This project was a complete renovation of an existing office building.

The interior finishes are durable for high-volume usage and create a peaceful atmosphere while not distract from training presentations. The floor plan was arranged to make best use of existing window openings - meeting space dividers are positioned to allow a window in each room. Because of this meeting space feel open and airy, without solar heat gaining making rooms uncomfortable.

Photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location: Midland, TX

Project Type: Office

Project Size: 10,000 Square Feet

Status: Complete

https://mjwtx.kw.com/

For Keller Williams, WCA created a design concept for use in all new flagship KW office buildings. The design utilizes classical massing strategies, regional-inspired features, and a modern entry structure. These elements combine in forms that are distinctive in any market. KW's new office in Midland, TX, is the third construction of this flagship design.

The KW Office's 11,500 square feet provide space for a wide range of functions. Visitors enter the building via the double-height foyer. Conference rooms flank the entrance and provide space for client/agent meetings. Beyond the lobby are the agent mail station and training room. Agent and team offices organize themselves along two cross-axis corridors. Dotting the office spaces are communal work areas for agents to meet and work together.

Exterior cladding materials are metal siding and EIFS systems. These materials realize the design aims in a cost-effective manner.

Photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Childhood Education

Project Size:  12,600 Square Feet             

Status:  Complete

childrensorchardacademy.com

photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com/

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Animal Medical Care          

Project Size:  4,100 Square Feet

Status:  Complete

https://hubcityvet.com

Hub City Vet Clinic is a 4,000 square foot animal treatment center. The design requirements for the interior included four patient rooms, a pharmacy, a large treatment room, an X-ray room, a surgical suite, isolation room, overnight wards, and an intensive care unit. WCA welcomed the Client's energetic involvement in the design process. Their industry expertise proved essential during floor plan development, allowing functional efficiency. The rural-inspired, modern design aesthetic communicates Hub City Vet Clinic's brand image. It welcomes patients and their owners into a caring and healing environment.

Also part of the project was site platting and a special-use zoning case. Both of which were prerequisites for the granting of a building permit by the City of Lubbock.

"Much thought and care went into the design and layout of Hub City Veterinary Clinic. Our goal in the design was to provide our clients and their pets with the best experience possible. Our exam rooms are spacious for large pets and many family members. We designed a floorplan with an exclusive cat exam room and waiting area to cut stress on you and your cat's visit to our clinic. We came to WCA with a basic floorplan, and they created a distinct personality for the outer elevation. We have received hundreds of compliments on the modern and clean feel of the building both inside and out. The show stopper is the reception desk that has such a presence and adds direction and flow to the front lobby. It is both functional with retail display and aesthetically pleasing. WCA incorporated every idea into our project and exceeded our expectations. We are so proud of the final product. They didn’t just make a building; they helped us create a dream." - Cindy Heatwole, DVM - Co-Owner Hub City Vet Clinic

photography by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Food & Entertainment            

Project Size:  3,370 Square Feet 

Status: Complete

Texas Taco Company combines rough-sawn wood, corrugated aluminum, board and batten siding, and brick to create a lively, rustic interior. The layout of the restaurant is pleasantly efficient. The ordering to table process is easy for patrons and does not generate cross-traffic with restaurant staff. An inviting bar anchors the space, connecting the dining room to the new outdoor patio. When designing the patio, WCA paid particular attention to preserving existing landscape trees — constructing a new shade structure around the trees.

photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com/

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Commercial Center            

Project Size:  7,080 Square Feet

Status:  Complete

WCA believes, “the best idea wins.” After a couple of rounds of design, the Client discovered a concept they loved. Tall towers, black and white color scheme, and round stone veneer were the main components of this concept. The project team changed course to transform this idea into the finished building. Since its completion, this building has been a taste-maker in the south Lubbock landscape.

photographs by Walter Galaviz

Location:  Lubbock, TX

Project Type:  Commercial Center

Project Size:  8,207 SF

Status:  Complete

Chief Cornerstone is a commercial strip-center development located in SW Lubbock. The building presents a welcoming atmosphere for shoppers and patrons. An entry pavilion and awnings along the facade provided shade and rain protection. Neutral-hued stone, brick, and stucco create a building that feels light on its small site.

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Landscape             

Project Size:  NA         

Status:  Complete

lcu.edu

The Lubbock Christian University Baptismal Fountain is the first completed project of WCA Design Studio. The baptismal fountain was first envisioned as the spiritual center of the university by former-University President Tim Perrin and carried out by WCA in partnership with Director of Facilities Michael Selleck and Plant Engineer Wilbur Jones.

Sites of spiritual importance and Biblical scripture provided design inspiration for the fountain. The gentle curve of the central fountain wall reflects a footpath leading to the baptismal site of Jesus Christ. This path culminates in the baptismal pool where students and camp-goers can make known their salvation experience. The water flowing along the top of the fountain wall, and the pool below represent the Jordan River. As a fountain approaches the fountain, they must step down cascading levels, much the same as one would step down the banks to enter a river. The final and most crucial element of the fountain, the center stone, symbolizing Jesus, the Rock of Salvation.

photography by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Higher Education  

Project Size:  Various    

Status: Complete

lcu.edu

Lubbock Christian University and WCA have shared a successful partnership since WCA first opened. This partnership has produced several successful renovation projects, including the LCU Library Addition, on-campus Starbucks Coffee Shop, entries for Mabee Hall, Johnson Hall, and Katie Rogers Hall, and many others. Across all projects, WCA has balanced the required program, the existing campus architecture, the vision of administrators, and Donor expectations to create facilities that enrich the lives of students and add to the beauty of LCU's campus.

photography by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Residential

Project Size:  3,184 Square Feet

Status: Complete

The two main design goals for the Tierra Del Prado House were:

1. Create a modern home from easily-accessed materials which can withstand the punishing West Texas weather.

2. Use passive-solar principles to determine the house orientation and certain exterior features.

WCA accomplished the latter of these goals by fashioning a home protected from sunlight and heat gain on the southern face and open to indirect daylight on the northern side. By using modular brick and concrete plank siding, WCA achieved the former. Even in the South Plains, these materials have low maintenance requirements.

Location:  Lubbock, TX  

Project Type:  Mixed Use            

Project Size:  8,105 Square Feet

Status: Complete

The Depot District House presented WCA with the unique opportunity to assist one of our mentors, Urs Peter "Upe" Flueckiger, a tenured professor at the Texas Tech College of Architecture. Professor Flueckiger worked with the Owner to establish the project vision and to complete the schematic design. The project vision was to rehabilitate a former garage and office building in Lubbock's Depot District to become an office and home for the Owner. WCA joined the project to perform the design development and construction document phases of the project. Our part of the project was to work through floor planning details and construction adjustments that projects of this nature present. The result is a vibrant work/live project that exemplifies the positive impacts urban revitalization can bring.

Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Residential

Project Size: 3,200 SF

Status: Complete

The IMC 2017 Parade Home is a four-bed, 3 1/2 bath house designed organized around a two-story central foyer. Perimeter courtyards create exterior spaces accessible from almost any room in the house. Together these elements allow natural light to saturate both levels of the home. Transitional and Texas Hill Country style elements give the interior a peaceful atmosphere.

photographs by Kim Robles | greenhouse-creative.com

Location: Lubbock, TX

Project Type: Residential

Project Size: 3,200 Square Feet

Status: Complete