Company Brochure - RC3D Commercial and Residential

RC3D
Visualization
Design
Residential Design
Commercial Architecture
3D Virtual Modeling,
Rendering, Animation
Green Building Consultancy
and Sustainable Design
Contents
Company Profile
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Company Background
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RC3D Architectural Design Services
Certifications
RC3D Consultancy Services for Green Building
RC3D Award History
Memberships and Affiliations
Project Approach
Unique Approach
Management Team
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Management Experience
Management Bio
Projects
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Current Design Projects
Completed Design Projects
Project Photos
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Commercial
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Remodel
Multi Family Residential
Green Sustainable Design
Single Family Residential
Assisted Living Facility
3Dimension Photo Realistic Rendering
Company Profile
company background
RC3D Visualization Design are award winning residential, townhome and commercial
designers who provide cost-savings, design efficiencies and value-add for
builders, developers, and homeowners.
RC3D Visualization Design works closely with each client on an individual basis to
identify the project and project needs, and to develop customized solutions –
delivered timely and on budget.
Established in 1999, RC3D Visualization Design was founded by Roberto Castanheira as
an architectural design firm in order to take advantage of the valuable
architectural resource – his knowledge of the building industry and a noticeable
need in the market for architectural and visualization designers.
As the business grew, Roberto recruited architects, designers, draftsmen and green
building consultants to the company.
certifications
RC3D, Inc. is certified as a minority owned, small business entity, and by the State of
Texas as a historically underutilized business (HUB).
RC3D, Inc. is able to help fulfill HUB and MBE (Minority-Owned Business Enterprise)
participation goals.
1. SBA 8(a)
Business Development Program (US Small Business Administration SBA)
2. DBE
North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency (NCTRCA) - certified as a
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise since 2005
3. Texas HUB
Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Certification & Compliance Program
(State of Texas)
Company Profile
RC3D architectural design services
RC3D is an architectural firm that is determined to make your project succeed. Success
to us is defined by inspired design, meticulous detail, prompt response times, strict
budget management and precision in execution.
Our mission is to focus on the client’s main objectives, eliminate delaying factors and
provide a value-added product.
Our award winning designers can take your vision and give it life, explore its potential,
implement new levels of innovation, and then develop it to the building site and
incorporate it into the community.
We have international design experience which translates across the globe, to provide
exceptional form and illustrate your ideas.
RC3D offers turnkey solutions and a range of AEC services including, schematic design,
design development, construction documents, master planning, multi-media
production, engineering, building information modeling (BIM) and project
management.
We are skilled at harnessing technology to facilitate communication between the
designer, builder, and client to ensure that the design is effective financially,
spatially and visually.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) allows us to integrate cost information into the design
phase and give projected cost changes based on varying design elements.
Virtual 3Dimension Modeling is used to create photo realistic perspectives, elevations,
renderings, virtual reality models, tours, scenes and website images. Photo Realistic
Interior View & 3Dimension Floor Plans are generated for project owners to
appreciate the floor plan flow and relationship of spaces.
RC3D’s commercial portfolio includes, but is not limited to, retail developments,
restaurants, churches, hotels, multifamily townhome developments, remodeling
and space planning projects.
Company Profile
RC3D consultancy services for Green Building
As a result of the increasing interest in and demand for green built, energy efficient
buildings, RC3D created a green building division with two consultants who not
only provide information, advice and consultancy services to clients, but also are
compiling a knowledge database of green building practices, techniques and
materials. Many of our team members are LEED certified in their specific field of
expertise.
This knowledge database is available to RC3D’s designers enabling them to incorporate
the latest and most efficient green techniques into their designs.
RC3D’s green consultants also provide educational seminars, information and advice on
green building certification, and are available to project manage the green
building certification process (e.g. LEED, GBNT, Energy Star, etc).
RC3D award history
RC3D, Inc. has received various awards in its design history:
2007 Vesta Winners – Best Architectural Design for a Home with a sales price between
$775,000 - $1,250,000
2007 McSAM Winners – Best Architectural Design for a home with a sales price between
$750,001 - $1,000,000
2005 McSAM Winners – Best Architectural Design: Townhome or Condo over $150,001
2004 McSAM Winners – Best Architectural Design for a Townhome or
Condominium with a sales price over $250,000
2004 Vesta Winners -– Best Architectural Design for a Home with a sales price between
$500,000 - $1,000,000
2003 McSAM Finalist – Best Architectural Design for a Townhome with a sales price over
$250,000
Company Profile
Memberships and Affiliations
RC3D Visualization Design has been an active member with the following associations:
The Home Builders Association of Greater Dallas – member since 2000
Greater Fort Worth Builders Association – member since 2006
North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency – certified as a Disadvantaged
Business Enterprise since 2005
North Dallas Chamber of Commerce – member since 2008
Hispanic Contractors Association of Dallas— member since 2008
Project Approach
The design collaborative of RC3D, Inc. and associated architectural firms in Dallas as well
as out of state architectural firms provides the Owner with common principles and
complimenting talents.
Our approach to Project Design will be unique. We will choose a design team based on
the experience of each firm with the requirements of each individual project .
Many of our team members are LEED certified in their specific field of expertise.
Our Team will work closely with the Owner each step of the way as we enter the
programming phase through the conclusion of the project and even one year
later to ensure that all warranty items have been administered.
We believe that an architect must listen in order to fully understand and comprehend the
Owner's needs and be able to design a facility to fulfill these needs. Our firms
produce projects that convey the client's personality and reflect our client's
needs. Our goal is to provide personal service to clients and maintain sole responsibility for each project.
Project Approach
Our firms are able to respond quickly to our client's needs and maintain a close contact
with each project and maintain a willingness to respond as the project progresses. You will be continually updated throughout the project as the design
progresses and the project begins construction. There will be no surprises.
planning process
In the initial phases of the project, the principals-in-charge will meet with the Owner to
determine the exact needs and budgetary parameters. The Collaborative
Team’s basic philosophy is to provide full architectural services by approaching
the project with a team consisting of the client, the architect and the consultants.
We will address human, physical, and external factors. We will develop a full understanding of the needs of the project before the design process and basic services begin. Through a series of interviews,
discussions, and observations, the expertise
of the client, and that of the client’s representatives and/or staff, is articulated in
a form useful in framing the facility requirements into a work plan. This plan will
be constantly used to monitor the compliance of the design and the documentation being prepared for the project.
analysis of site
In conjunction with the timing of the Programming Phase, an analysis of the proposed
building site will take place. This is an important step in the process and we consider the design based on street approach (visibility, safety, appeal); ingress and
egress (people, automobiles, service and delivery); parking (zoning, need requirements; topographic; drainage; landscapes; utilities; codes and zoning; and
aesthetic appeal.
other attributes
There are many other aspects to numerous to mention, but satisfied clients are the basis
for continual references from satisfied clients. Satisfied Client's is the main concern that our Team looks for and to ensure that the highest level of integrity AND
ethics are maintained throughout the entire design and construction process.
Project Approach
schematic design phase
The first task begins with a planning session comprised of persons or groups designated
by the client and a representative from each necessary major discipline. It is
during this direction/goal setting session that the design and production schedule and parameters for all subsequent work are set. These requirements, goals,
objectives, and directions will be put into writing and agreed to by all parties.
All tasks will be subdivided and correlated into an action plan to cover the entire project time frame. This Master Plan will become the tool to measure the
progress of the project. The initial meeting will be the beginning of the Schematic Design Phase, during which the following will be completed:
• Review Master Plan
• Visit Other Facilities
• Develop Form Elevation Studies
• Develop Structural Systems & Analyze
• Develop Mechanical Systems & Prepare Life Cycle Costing
• Prepare Final Presentation Site Plan, Floor Plans, and Elevations
• Prepare Cost Estimates for each major portion of the project
The Design Collaborative will work with the Owner in preparing several schemes in plan
and elevations for review and will present the selected scheme for approval.
The firm will be available for special presentations or meetings to solicit input
whenever appropriate and requested by the client.
design development phase
Upon approval of schematic design by the Owner , The Design Team will proceed
into the deign development phase. During this phase, the firm will further develop the drawings and specifications and prepare a more detailed cost estimate. At the completion of this phase, the materials and systems for the entire
project will be identified and presented to the client for review and approval.
Project Approach
construction document phase
Upon the approval of the design development package by the Owner , the Design
Team will proceed into the Construction Documents Phase. The construction
documents will include a complete set of drawings and specifications. A detailed
cost estimate and material and color boards will also be presented for the client’s
review. The documents included in the review will be all architectural, civil,
structural, MEP, and landscape.
bidding / negotiating phase
During the Bid Phase, RC3D, Inc. will clarify bidder questions, issue addenda, attend prebid, bid opening and pre-construction conferences as well as evaluate the bids
and make a recommendation to the client.
construction contract administration phase
Following the acceptance of the bids and a construction contract is signed the, Construction Administration Phase of the project will
begin. In this phase, the Design
Collaborative will utilize the resources of all design team members to assure that
this project meets or exceeds quality standards and that any changes are within
the project budget, schedule, and program objectives.
At the end of construction, the firm will aid in the closing out of the project, including asbuilts, maintenance manuals, and warranties. At the end of the one-year warranty period, the Design Collaborative, will have a walk through of the project to
review the status of all items for repair or replacement under warranty.
Our commitment to the Owner will remain following the completion of the project.
Unique Experience
The RC3D, Inc. Design Team would like to take this opportunity to express a few thoughts.
What have we done to demonstrate and express our interest and dedication to
the Owner?
1. How are we creative?
a.
The RC3D, Inc. Design Team will NOT provide you with a “prototype” , “kit
of parts” or “cookie cutter” design.
b.
The RC3D, Inc. Design Team shall provide you with a creative, first of its
kind design; an aesthetic, efficient, technically correct and “before its
time”, “state of the art” facility. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team has done it
before and will do it again!
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The RC3D, Inc. Design Team has developed many “first of a kind” creative
and unique designs which have been recognized with design awards
and recognition by the citizens, users and cities we have designed for:
 The RC3D, Inc. Design Team won an American Institute of Architects award for
the Trinity Easter Seals Society Children’s Rehabilitation Center in Carrollton,
Texas. It was truly a “first of its kind”—designed for children with various types of
handicaps to enable them to receive rehabilitation for reentry into society.
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The RC3D, Inc. Design Team was privileged to be commissioned to renovate an
apartment project on Spring Valley Road near Montfort, the Astoria. This complex was condemned by the City of Dallas and the RC3D, Inc. team worked
with the Owner in renovation and the National Apartment Association awarded
this renovated apartment complex as the “Outstanding Renovated Apartment
Complex in the United States” in 1996.
3. The same Owner commissioned the RC3D, Inc. principals to renovate another
condemned apartment complex on Spring Valley Road west of Central Expressway and again the National Apartment Association awarded the same
award for the Amber Dawn Apartments as the “Outstanding Renovated
Apartment Complex in the US. For the second year in a row, 1997.
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The City of McKinney recognized RC3D, Inc. Design Team with “Outstanding
Design Awards” 2 years in a row.
Forest Crossing, a uniquely designed retail
center and Allied Fasteners, an office/warehouse project, received these
honors.
Unique Experience
5.
The RC3D, Inc. Design Team won a National Design Competition for a 54 story
high rise building in Downtown Dallas. The Project was 25% complete when
cancelled.
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The RC3D, Inc. Design Team was second in a National Design Competition for
the new National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City, OK. The American
Institute of Architects recognized its design qualities sign award in the unbuilt
category.
Each of the facilities listed previously were the “first” opportunity for Design Team to
design that type of facility and the firm is extremely proud of its creative and aesthetic
designs, while providing efficiency, technical expertise and maintaining the budget in
each facility.
The design of Fire Station No. 15 for the City of Arlington was our “first” opportunity to design a fire station. Design Team provided a creative and aesthetic design to compliment
the residential neighborhood. By providing efficiency in the design, technical expertise in
the equipment, products, and requirements “before their time”, and a “state of the art”
facility, the budget was maintained. This design has been an example for others.
d. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team is creative in its design capabilities as
addressed above, but the team is also creative in its documentation and
processes:
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In our Contract Documents the RC3D, Inc. Design Team provides creative
and unique methods in communicating its creative designs to the Owner and
the Contractor.
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The RC3D, Inc. Design Team organizes its Contract Documents in a “Chapter
System”, in sequential order in which a project is built, with civil first, followed by
structural, architectural, etc., instead of in the customary order of architectural information first.
3.
The RC3D, Inc. Design Team provides photograph sheets of the hardware
schedule, electrical lighting fixtures schedule, mechanical equipment schedule, a plumbing fixtures schedule and furniture in our documents. The purpose
of this extra effort is to communicate visually with the Owner and Contractor
what is being purchased before it is installed. Therefore, no surprises.
Unique Experience
4. The Door Schedule and Room Finish Schedules are in the Project Manual for
convenience so you don’t have to flip large sheets of drawings back and
forth. This also requires the Project Manual to be physically on the job site
and not back in the office or truck of the Contractor.
5. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team has created a “Substitution Request Form” due to
the public-funded project requirements. This form requires the Contractor to
make an evaluation of the substitution of the specified item for the Architect
and Owner’s approval. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team does not approve any
substitution without the Owner’s knowledge or approval.
6. During the construction administration of the project, the RC3D, Inc. Design
Team makes field visits and records its visits in written form and photographs
the status of the work. These photographs are dated. This provides a visual
history of the construction development along with a written report for future
reference and knowledge. Additionally, the RC3D, Inc. Design Team requires
the contractor to provide weekly construction photographs in digital form to
be placed in the field manual. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team feels, “a picture
is worth a thousand words”.
7. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team is proactive regarding the Texas Accessibility
Standards (TAS) requirements and final TAS inspection before the final release of the retainage money.
8. The RC3D, Inc. Design Team keeps a “tickler file” so during the 11th month of
your 12 month warranty, the RC3D, Inc. Design Team will contact you to
make sure all items needing repair or adjustment under the warranty are recognized and taken care of by the Contractor before the warranty lapses.
The RC3D, Inc. Design Team feels these are very creative capabilities and processes, which provide better communication with the Owner and Contractor , so there is “No Confusion”.
Unique Experience
What are the benefits of our creativity?
A. From the Design perspective: Designs that are recognized by the citizens, users, cities
and organizations for their excellence, efficiencies, technology and aesthetics are
“award-winning designs”.
B. From the Contract Documents perspective: Projects are well coordinated. Bids are
close. Excellent coordination of trades during construction generate few Change
Orders and Requests for Information. All of this provides cost savings to the Owner.
One example of this benefit is the RC3D, Inc. Design Team’s City of Midlothian Fire
Station No. 2, which recently went out for bids. Ten Contractors submitted bids and
all 10 bids were within 10% of each other. The two lowest bids were $700.00 apart,
including all alternates. All bids were below the City’s budget.
C. Therefore, the benefits of RC3D, Inc. Design Team’s creativity are award-winning designs and cost savings to the Owner, built within a prescribed schedule.
Management Team
Roberto Castanheira
President
Roberto was born in Quelimane, Mozambique and graduated from the University of
Natal, South Africa, with a Bachelor of Architecture. His degree is accredited with
RIBA, the Royal Institute of British Architects.
Roberto continued his education in the United States graduating Summa Cum
Laude at the
University of Louisiana with an additional Bachelor of Architecture.
His work experience of over 17 years includes working internationally in Africa,
Europe and North America. In 1999, he founded RC3D Visualization Design in response to the growing demand for architectural 3Dimensional visualization.
Roberto is well known in the Dallas building community as an active member of the
Home Builders Association and Greater Fort Worth Association of Builders. Most
notably he has earned the Home
Builders Association’s McSam and Vesta
awards for Design in 2007.
Selected Projects
The following are selected projects that Mr. Castanheira was responsible for as principal, as owner or developer's representative, or as project manager. This list is
not exhaustive but only representative and is categorized by project type.
airport
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Killeen, Fort Hood Regional Airport
Redbird Airport Hanger Addition, Dallas, TX
bank / financial
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McKinney Bank Building, Dallas, TX
church
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Fairview Baptist Church, Fairview, TX
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commercial space planning
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7330 S Westmoreland Rd, Dallas, TX
education
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ATI Career Training School, Dallas, TX
multifamily residential
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2100 Downtown, Dallas, TX
Buckingham Townhomes, Garland, TX
Farmers Market Development, Dallas, TX
Hubert Street Townhomes, Dallas, TX
La Vista Townhomes, Dallas, TX
South Adams Townhomes, Fort Worth, TX
Westside at State Street, Dallas, TX
office buildings
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12th Ave Office Building, Oak Cliff, TX
Caroline Street Highrise, Dallas, TX
medical facilities
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Dental Offices, Allen, TX
renovation projects
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Remodel Legacy Bank Office, Dallas, TX
retail
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Retail Center McKinney, McKinney TX
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Curves, Rowlett, TX
Mixed-Use Sylvan, Oak Cliff, TX
Mixed-Use Zang Avenue, Oak Cliff, TX
Real Estate Expo, Rowlett, TX
Toreros Restaurant, Rowlett, TX
Ross Ave Development, Dallas, TX
Golden Wok Restaurant, San Antonio, TX
retirement / assisted Living Facility
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Stone Bridge Oaks, Grapevine, TX
master Plan
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College Station Master Plan, College Station, TX
Management Team
James L. Hewlett, AIA, NCARB
Associate
Jim has extensive project management experience in all aspects of architectural
and interior design, space planning, construction, and real estate development
including sales, acquisitions, marketing, financing, and leasing. He has experience
in business planning, financial management, and team building from start-up,
turn-around, and ongoing operations.
He has been the President or Principal of Architectural/ Interior Design firms or an officer with Real Estate Development companies since 1970. He stresses thoroughness and successful implementation of all documents and construction.
Jim has been involved with the design and construction of over 10 million square feet
of office and corporate facilities north of LBJ Freeway in north Dallas alone, plus
millions of square feet of buildings throughout the United States. He has been a
licensed architect in 19 states and recipient of the National Architectural Registration Certification.
Jim has also been involved with the design of many financial institutions and has recently completed two in the DFW area.
Jim has successfully designed and built several hotels including the original prototypical design for Marriott’s Fairfield Inn Hotel chain. He also has designed several
Hilton Garden Inn & Conference Centers, Hampton Inns and Holiday Inn hotels
throughout Texas.
In many instances he was instrumental is assisting far beyond normal architectural
services, such as assisting with acquisition and/or the disposition of existing property to assist in making the overall concept work to the benefit of the client.
Jim’s expertise also includes several years as a real estate developer and as such has
a perspective from the owner's view that most architects never experience. He is
constantly striving to make the building more operationally efficient and cost
effective.
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Jim’s interior designs have been featured in national publications such as Interior
Design. He has also been responsible for numerous corporate interior design projects throughout the country.
Mr. Hewlett was responsible for the design renovation of two apartment projects
scheduled for demolition, his only renovated apartment projects. The National
Apartment Association selected these two projects for 1996 and 1997 as the top
renovated apartment projects in the United States.
In summary, Jim is a problem solver, accomplished architect/interior designer, business manager, designer, real estate developer and constructor. He has a reputation for being a ‘hands-on’ Architect. He has experienced all types of design and
real estate development and all sizes of construction. He considers no project
too small, but accepts all projects as a challenge. As a business philosophy, he
emphasizes that good design and construction do not have to have a large
budget. Creative design can be achieved within an
established budget.
Selected Projects
The following are selected projects that Mr. Hewlett was responsible for as principal,
as owner or developer's representative, or as project manager. This list is not exhaustive but only representative and is categorized by project type.
apartments
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Signature Carriage Home Apartments - 208 apartments, (25 units/acre), Dallas, TX
Astoria Apartments, 152 unit renovation, 17 new apartments, Dallas, TX
This Project was selected as the Number One Renovated Apartment Project in
the United States by the National Apartment Association for 1996.
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Amber Dawn Apartments 156 unit renovation, Dallas, TX
This Project was selected as the Number One Renovated Apartment Project in
the United States by the National Apartment Association for 1997.
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Orange Apartments – 144 units, Orange, TX
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Shorewood - Townhomes/Apartments, Grapevine, TX
Waverly Place Apartments - 310 units, Naples, FL
Gaston Apartment Renovations– 13 Complexes, Dallas, TX
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resorts
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The Interlude Condominiums, Snowmass, CO
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The Top of the Village, Snowmass, CO
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The Lodge Condominiums, Steamboat, CO
The Barrister, Snowmass, CO
The Woods, Snowmass, CO
The Tyra Summit, Breckenridge, CO
The Summit Condominiums/Hotel, Crested Butte, CO
Sundance Condominiums, Steamboat, CO
GulfPoint Hotel, Condos/Marina/Retail, South Padre Island, TX
Tennis Condominiums, (unbuilt) Palmas Del Mar, Puerto Rico
Granada Resort, hotel, marina, condominiums, and retail, (unbuilt) Granada
hotels
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Hilton Garden Inn & Convention Center, Allen, TX
Hilton Garden Inn & Convention Center, Duncanville, TX.
Hampton Inn, Allen, TX
Holiday Inn, College Station, TX
Hilton Garden Inn, master plan for several locations
Marriott Fairfield Hotel, Bellevue, Washington
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Marriott Courtyard Hotel- Prototype for Marriott Corp.
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Hotel & Apartment Towers, Hartford, CN
Marriott Courtyard Hotel- master plan for various locations
Marriott Residence Inn- master plan for various locations
Sheraton Hotel(unbuilt), Dallas, TX
Noble Conference Center & Hotel, Ardmore, OK
Holiday Inn, South Padre Island, TX.
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clubs - country clubs & city clubs
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Brookhaven Racquet Club/Brookhaven Country Club, Dallas, TX
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Atrium Club and Athletic Facilities, Galleria Building,
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2001 Club, City Club - 2001 Bryan Tower, Dallas, TX
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Jefferson Club, Country Club Renovation, Houston, TX
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Media Club, City Club Renovation, St. Louis, MO
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Tower Club, One Financial Plaza, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Meadow Club, City Club, Chicago, IL
Park Avenue & 71st Street, New York City
Featured on cover of Interior Design Magazine
The Executive Club, High-rise city club, Quito, Ecuador
The Pinery Country Club, Country Clubhouse Addition, Denver, CO
Plaza Club, City Club - Prudential Tower, Chicago, IL
University Club, City Club - Deposit Guaranty Bank, Jackson, MI
University Club, Post Oak Tower/ Galleria, City & Athletic Club Renovation, Houston, TX
Atlanta City Club-Equitable Building, , City & Athletic Club Renovation, Atlanta, GA
Century II Club, Fort Worth National Bank Building, , City Club Renovation, Fort Worth, TX
City Racquet Club, Tennis Club, NYC, New York
Coldstream Country Club, City & Athletic Club Renovation, Columbia, South Carolina
Kingwood Country Club, Country Club Renovation, Houston, TX
Lafayette Club, City Club Renovation, Lexington, KY
Horseshoe Bay Country Club, Renovation, Marble Falls, TX
Inverary Country Club, Clubhouse Renovation, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Meadow Club, Indoor Tennis and Athletic Complex, Chicago, IL
Metropolitan Club, Sears Tower, City Club, Chicago, IL
Montclair Country Club, Club Renovation, Washington, D.C.
Ranchland Hills Country Club, Midland, TX
Renaissance Club, Renaissance Center, Detroit, Michigan
Snee Farm Country Club, Country Club Renovation, Charleston, SC
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office buildings
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Preston Park South Office Towers - Two Buildings, 360,000 sf., Plano, TX
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Belvedere Office Building, 140,000 sf., Dallas, TX
First Texas Tower - (Currently CompUSA), 180,000 sf., Dallas, TX
Pacific Realty Tower - 53 stories, 1,400,000 sf., (unbuilt), Dallas, TX
Aberdeen Office Building, (Currently Pizza Hut Headquarters) 330,000 sf., Dallas, TX
Spring Valley Center Office Building, 140,000 sf., Dallas, TX
Numerica Office Building, 140,000 sf., Manchester, NH
Wellington Center, 210,000 sf., Dallas, TX
Great Hills Plaza Office Building, 120,000 sf., Austin, TX
 Emerald Plaza Office Tower, 140,000 sf., Dallas, TX
 Cornerstone Office Park, Southlake, TX
 Eldorado Office / Retail, 104,000sf., McKinney, TX
 Dallas Design Center, 180,000 sf., Dallas, TX
 American Equity Office Renovation, Plano, TX
 Forest Crossing Office / Retail, McKinney, TX
master plans
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Waters Ridge, Xerox Corp., Lewisville, TX
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City Place, Haskell @ Central Expressway, Dallas, TX
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Town North Presbyterian Church, Richardson, TX
Cornerstone Baptist Church, Plano, TX
Christian Chapel, CME, Dallas, TX
Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Church, Dallas, TX.
Fellowship Bible Church, Plano, TX.
First United Methodist Church, Grapevine, TX,
Harvest Time Assembly of God, Sherman, TX
medical / specialized education facilities
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Easter Seal Society for Children- Trinity Center, Carrollton, TX
AIA Design Award
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National Cowboy Hall of Fame (unbuilt), Oklahoma City, OK.
AIA Design Award
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Presbyterian Hospital Medical Office Towers, Oklahoma City, OK
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Royal Oaks Congregate Care Tower (unbuilt), Dallas, TX
Cardiovascular Medical Research Laboratory, Oklahoma City, OK
Management Team
retail
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Sundance Square, Fort Worth, TX
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Don Snell Buick/Land Rover Dealership, Dallas, TX
Athens Shopping Center, Athens, TX
Denton Shopping Center, Denton, TX
Galleria Shopping Mall Renovation, Chicago, IL
Brandywine Town Center Mall, Wilmington, DE
I Can't Believe It's Yogurt prototype, plus several stores
financial institutions
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Texas Bank, Flower Mound, TX
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First Interstate Bank Operations Center, Dallas, TX
Texas Bank Remodel & Expansion, Grapevine, TX
Bastrop National Bank, Bastrop, LA
First Texas Savings Association, Dallas, TX
Bent Tree National Bank, Dallas, TX
Hibernia National Bank Operations Center, Dallas, TX
Numerica Savings Bank, Manchester, NH
Las Colinas Bank, Irving, TX
churches / classrooms & educational facilities
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Town North Presbyterian Church, Richardson, TX
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Fellowship Bible North Church, Plano, TX
Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Church, Dallas, TX
First United Methodist Church, Grapevine, TX
Cornerstone Baptist Church, Plano, TX
Christian Chapel, CME, Dallas, TX
Harvest Time Assembly of God, Sherman, TX
Messiah Lutheran Church, Plano, TX
Medical Office Building, RHD Hospital, Dallas, TX
Management Team
Judy Castanheira
Director of Marketing & Business Development
Judy has over nine years experience in marketing, marketing communications and business development. Her experience includes working as a project manager in
ecommerce and interactive marketing as well as business-to-business and online
initiatives.
She has a degree from the University of Zimbabwe with a Bachelor of Science Honors
degree in Economics.
In addition to her work with RC3D Visualization Design she is a licensed real estate agent
in the state of Texas.
Bennet King, PMP
Director of Projects & Executive Office Manager
Ben has over twelve years of experience supervising and managing the construction of
telecommunications
networks and related civil works infrastructure (roads, towers, masts, and buildings
to house
telecommunications and power equipment).
He is a Project Management Professional certified by the Project Management Institute,
and holds an MBA from the University of Cape Town and an honors degree in
electrical engineering from the University of Zimbabwe.
Ben’s international work experience includes Africa (Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda,
and Zimbabwe), Central America (Panama) and South-East Asia (Laos), supervising
and managing projects as Project Manager.
Commercial & Retail
ATI Career Training School
Dallas, Texas
35,000 SF
Mixed Use- Office, Restaurant
Retail Condo
$4,500,000
Golden Wok Restaurant
San Antonio, Texas
7,000 SF
Feb 2003
$1,500,000
Retail Center McKinney McKinney, Texas
Real Estate ExpoRowlett, Texas
27,000 SF
Dec 2006
$4,500,000
Airport & Church
Redbird Airport Hanger
Addition – Dallas, TX
Killeen - Fort Hood Regional
Airport
(rendering only, collaboration with Edward
Just Associates)
Temple Christo Rey Church Dallas, TX
(rendering only)
Shiloh Baptist Church Mesquite, Texas
5,000 SF
June 2004
$600,000
Commercial
Stonebridge Oaks Grapevine, Texas
420,000 SF
Mixed Use- Office, Restaurant Retail Condo
Sept 2006
$42,000,000
Stonebridge Oaks Grapevine, Texas
420,000 SF
Mixed Use- Office, Restaurant Retail Condo
Sept 2006
$42,000,000
Barton Woods Pool Dallas, Texas
Kingston Pool McKinney, Texas
High Rise
Farmers Market
Development Dallas, Texas
450,000 SF
Mixed Use- Office, Restaurant Retail Condo
Dec 2007
$75,000,000
Caroline Highrise Dallas, Texas
Space Planning
Westmoreland Finish Out Dallas, Texas
Multi Family
Canton Street Townhomes Dallas, Texas
Cedar Springs Townhomes Dallas, Texas
Clark Street Townhomes Dallas, Texas
La Vista Townhomes Dallas, Texas
Multi Family
Pavilion Street Townhomes Dallas, Texas
Pecos Development Dallas, Texas
Westchester Townhomes Dallas, Texas
Ross Avenue Development Dallas, Texas
Sustainable Design
‘Tech Savvy’ Show Home Dallas, Texas
‘Tech Savvy’ Show Home
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Fully prewired for Smart House capability including
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Energy Efficient features 19 SEER 2-speed
sound, audio, HVAC, security
A/C System & foam insulation
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Tankless hot water system
Central Vac system
‘Resource Savvy’ Show Home Dallas, Texas
‘Resource Savvy’ Show Home Dallas, Texas
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First Brac Grey Water Recycle system installed in the City of
Dallas
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Energy Efficient features 19 SEER 2-speed
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A/C System & foam insulation
Tankless hot water system
Healthy Indoor Living environment includes Low VOC paint &
recycled Finishes & wood floors
Parade of Homes 2004
Drew Residence Lone Star Ranch,
Frisco, Texas
Residential
Crafstman
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House Palo Pinto
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Dallas, Texas
English Tudor
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House Lakecircle 6613
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Dallas, TX
Mediterranean
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House Northwood 6207
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Dallas, Texas
Contemporary
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House Lakeshore
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Dallas, Texas
Residential Remodel
Remodel Strait Lane – Dallas,
Texas
Before
After
3D Virtual Model
Temple Christo Rey Church Dallas, Texas
Retail Center - McKinney,
Texas
Photo Realistic
Interior View
Villa de Leon Development –
Ft. Worth, TX
Villa de Leon Development –
Ft. Worth, TX
Real Estate Expo Lobby –
Rowlett, TX
Buena Vista Kitchen Detail – Dallas, TX
3D Floor Plans
Marketing & Presentation
Contact Information
RC3D, Inc.
10246 Midway Rd, Ste 203
Dallas, TX 75229
Phone 972.247.1869
Fax
972.241.7447
E-mail info@rc3d.com
Web site http://www.rc3d.com