Dan Hart, FAIA, PE, is Parkhill’s Executive Vice President of Architecture and has dedicated more than three decades of his career to Parkhill. He served as the 98th President of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), president of the Texas Society of Architects, and taught senior-level architecture students at Texas Tech University. He currently sits…
On March 26, 2025, the City of Arlington officially opened the doors to its newest and most innovative facility yet—the ACTIV Center, a 73,000-square-foot recreation center tailored for adults ages 50 and older. But this isn’t your typical senior center. It’s a vibrant, modern hub redefining what it means to age well in today’s world. …
The City of McKinney celebrated the grand opening of its new Municipal Complex on April 19, 2025, with a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony. Members of the public were invited to take self-guided tours throughout the transformative facility that will streamline city services, serve as a vibrant community hub, and catalyze development on the east side of…
The W.A. Minter house is 100 years old! In that time, many have called the house “home.” The first residents of the storied home were William A. Minter, a distinguished businessman and civic leader in Abilene, and his wife, Mabel Minter. The Minter House later became the office spaces for local architecture firms Tittle-Luther-Loving and…
Parkhill is pleased to announce that Ryan Kennerly, PE has been promoted to Director of Water Resources, and Mark Aaron Carpenter will serve as Director of Construction Phase Services/Construction Management (CPS/CM). Throughout his career, Mark has led projects that span Texas and New Mexico, earning the respect of clients and colleagues alike. His influence…
Many young people have come through the doors of Parkhill over the years to immerse themselves in the worlds of architects, engineers, interior designers, surveyors, and corporate professionals. After a summer or semester of experience, some of those young people have chosen to stay. They grow into young design professionals, earning their licensure with support…
Globally, buildings contribute 40% of carbon emissions through heating, cooling, lighting, and other operations. Considering this, Parkhill’s role in addressing climate change has never been more critical. As a multidisciplinary firm, we have the unique opportunity to make a lasting impact that extends beyond individual projects into engagement, advocacy, and urban planning. Parkhill is a…
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Parkhill’s Brian Griggs, AIA, has been named a 2024 Kleinschmidt Award winner by the Huckabee College of Architecture at Texas Tech University. The Kleinschmidt Award was established in 2000 and recognizes any individual, firm, or organization whose contributions and service have enriched the college. The namesake of the award is Professor Florian A. Kleinschmidt, who was the…
The City of Denton recently celebrated the grand opening of Fire Station No. 9, located near the Denton Enterprise Airport on Airport Road in Denton, TX. This new facility is designed to improve overall safety and reduce response time for emergencies on the city’s growing west side. Fire Station No. 9 is a two-story facility…
Whether it’s the roads we travel on, the schools we attend, the parks we visit, or the utilities we need to make our lives easier, women in engineering continue to make significant contributions to the modern world we live in. While women have been making strides in the field of engineering, more work needs to…
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to play a larger role in our everyday lives, it’s important to understand its capabilities and how it can ethically be used to make life easier. For example, AI-powered technology can analyze large amounts of raw data in mere seconds that would otherwise take years to decipher…