NEW ARCHITECT

Debra J. Dockery, Architect, P.C. is happy to announce that, after many hours/years of study, testing and conviction, Carlos Cruz became the 23545th Licensed Architect in the State of Texas as certified by the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners.  The firm now has two (2) licensed Architects and we whole heartedly congratulate Carlos on his devotion, stamina and success in achieving his intended goals.  Carlos confides in us that, not only is this a source of pride to him and the firm, but also to his family, being the first to achieve this level of professionalism.  Our hats off to Carlos.  His wife, Michelle has announced that there will be a BBQ in Carlos's honor on Saturday, March 23, 2013
PROFICIAT!!

Bruni District Office

On March 11, 2013 a final punch list walk-through was conducted by Debra Dockery's office along with the MEP Engineer from ESA Engineering at the Bruni District Office in Bruni, Texas.  Contractor's representative from Zertuche Construction of Laredo, was present as well as representatives of the Medina Electric Coop Bruni District were on hand to review the project's addition and renovation.  Contractor was Substantially Complete with some punch list items to complete within the next 14 days.  Medina Electric Coop personnel has already moved into the new linemen's space and furniture was being delivered and installed in the office areas.

WILLIE VELASQUEZ CENTER
GRAND OPENING
Last week, February 18, 2013  the City of San Antonio held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Willie Velazquez Learning Center on Zarzamora Street.  Under the leadership of Project Manager, David Calderon, with technical support of Carlos Rodriguez, this project constructed by F. A. Nunnelly, Construction, came to a successfull conclusion.  

COSA Bitters Bulky Waste Facility Grand Opening

Office Field Trip

This past Friday, the office took a trip to check out the construction going on at one of our design/build projects, Buildings 2000 and 2007 at Fort Sam Houston.  They are interior renovations of two of the original Army hospital buildings at FSH (Building 2007 housed the operating theaters during World War I!), and a small elevator addition.  We are looking forward to the project's completion, and will be back to post completed photos!