The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
Houston, TX
The renowned Houston Craft Museum suffered extensive water damage during Hurricane Beryl. In the aftermath, the Center’s leadership received multiple bids from subcontractors eager to help. They just weren’t sure where to start, how to organize the work, and how to plan for the weeks of construction and down time. WorkShop was engaged to assist by defining and coordinating a scope of work, establishing a budget and schedule and overseeing construction. The project was completed on budget and in time for a celebratory reopening of the Center.
Restoration work was carried out over 2 months and included exterior waterproofing, new site drainage and extensive interior repairs. Work was completed in time for the grand re-opening and the fall exhibit, “Designing Motherhood”
Imagery courtesy of Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
Jung Center Houston
Workshop is acting as the Project Manager for $150K roof overlay and skylight replacement for the Jung Center Houston. Budget and scheduling are critical issues to the Jung Center. To avoid budget surprises and schedule delays, Before work commenced or contracts signed, Workshop spent 2 months defining and planning the work with leadership and multiple contractors. The project is on track to be completed on schedule and within budget.