Firm： Marmon Mok Architecture

Type： Commercial › Office

STATUS： Built

YEAR： 2010

SIZE： 10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft

BUDGET： $1M - 5M

Photos： Chris Cooper Photographer (6)

Due to their growing population, the City of Kyle exceeded capacity of their Public Works Facility. City leadership asked Marmon Mok to provide a new facility which reflected their Texas heritage, addressed their multiple work needs and embraced their focus upon sustainability. The facility included an office building and a vehicle maintenance and training building. We designed a pleasant space for both employees and community visitors that incorporates increased natural daylight and views connecting the occupants with the outdoors. Our design provided a modern interpretation of the regional architecture through simple building forms and palette of building materials: corrugated metal and limestone. Sustainable features include a rainwater and condensate harvesting system, energy efficient mechanical equipment and lighting fixtures.