The process of adaptive reuse can often feel like solving a puzzle—especially when working within an existing, restrictive space. Limegreen Southeast Asian Grill, a fast-casual Asian food restaurants in the heart of the University of Texas campus, was no exception. Although the location was promising, the space was challenging.  Set in a mid-century high-rise, the reuse design quickly proved to be one of our most intricate projects to date. However, the collective team’s dete

Local Austin architecture firm and adaptive reuse experts Framework Architects are helping transform the Austin area by designing new...

BHV is a dog boarding facility born from adaptive reuse.

Austin's restaurant scene involves adaptive reuse throughout the City.

Solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems are two of the most well know sustainable design practices. While these systems can...

One of the items from our blog post on “How to control costs on your next construction project" was defining permit strategies. Lately,...

According to research by Allied Market Research, the Building Information Modeling (BIM) market is projected to reach $15,892 million by...

Framework was featured in the February issue of Construction News Magazine, Austin edition. Find the feature here (page 17).

Framework Architects recently had the pleasure of partnering with Gathered Foods to help them realize the vision for their new...

With never-before-seen labor and material shortages, construction price volatility is unprecedented. A recent article in Construction...