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The Armour Building is a ~50,000 ft², three-story historic structure located in the Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District.
Originally part of the former Armour and Company packing-facility campus (with building elements dating to 1943 and a 1951 addition), the building is defined by its red-brick exterior, poured-in-place concrete structural frame, half-basement level, continuous cast-stone sills and lintels, and strong window and door-opening rhythms.
The Brookhaven Early College Center represents a major step forward in Dallas College’s commitment to expanding access to hands-on academic pathways for high school learners.
Glenn|Partners led the architectural vision for a new, two-story education building paired with selective renovations across the existing Brookhaven campus. Worth Engineering supported the team with mechanical and electrical engineering services—helping ensure that systems performance, constructability, and campus integration matched the project’s academic goals.
A Sanctuary Designed to Belong — and Built to Last
When Rhotenberry Wellen Architects (RWA) set out to create a new sanctuary for Christ Church Anglican, the vision centered on timelessness — a building that felt rooted in its environment, grounded in local materials, and shaped by natural light. Worth Engineering joined the team with a simple goal: to help the architecture perform as beautifully as it looks.
The Fort West Commerce Center is a three-building development in Fort Worth
A ~531,600 SF Class-A industrial development on just over 30 acres, delivered as a turnkey solution by the project team including our role at Worth Engineering in partnership with the developer Creation Equity and the contractor/design-build lead.
Rolling Hills Elementary School is located in Fort Worth as part of FWISD.
Rolling Hills Elementary School—part of Fort Worth ISD’s Ventana development—is a thoughtful response to a dramatically sloped site, layered learning environments, and the district’s desire for a connected, collaborative elementary school experience.
A Design-Build Partnership Focused on Cost, Clarity, and Constructability
Mesquite 635 stands as one of the significant industrial developments along the I-635 corridor in Mesquite, Texas—an area that continues to evolve with distribution, logistics, and large-format warehouse investment. Worth Engineering joined LGE Design Build and the full delivery team as the MEP partner for the 542,826-sq.-ft. warehouse and associated tenant improvements.
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