:: AUSTIN, TX

:: BOSTON, MA

:: DALLAS/FT. WORTH, TX

:: HOUSTON, TX

:: PHOENIX, AZ

:: RALEIGH, NC

:: RICHMOND, VA

:: SAN ANTONIO, TX

• Air Liquide America Corporation
• Air Products
• Alcon Laboratories
• Atmel
• Austin Commercial, L.P.
• Beck
• Centex Construction
• DFW Airport
• DPR Construction, Inc.
• General Motors
• Globitech

• Halliburton
• Hunt Construction Group
• Lockwood Greene Engineers
• Maxim Semiconductor
• McCarthy
• MEMC Microelectronics
• Peterbilt Motors
• S.T. Microelectronics
• Southern Methodist University
• Texas Instruments
• Triquint Semiconductor

• 2 million sq. ft., world class International Terminal D
• Labeled the "Crown Jewel" of Dallas / Ft. Worth's Capital Development program
• Equipped with 29 wide-body swing gates
• 3 level roadway system
• Capable of handling 32,000 passengers daily or 11.7 million passengers annually
• Features 99 ticketing positions and a federal inspection facility capable of processing 2,800 passengers per hour
• The concession areas consist of 100,000 sq. ft. and features upscale shopping and fine dining
• An arrivals canopy shields pedestrians from inclement weather as they enter and exit the terminal
• A Grand Hyatt Hotel and garage is integrated into the terminal
• The new 8 level parking garage has 8,100 parking spaces and use a Smart Technology System that lets guests know which floors are full
• Air-conditioned sky bridges with moving walkways and elevators make the walk from the garage to the terminal easy and comfortable
• In addition to construction management, DSI also fabricated and installed much of the project systems

• Covers nearly 304,000 sq. ft.
• Offers 17,100 sq. ft. of ballrooms, banquet rooms and conference facilities
• Mechanical / Plumbing Prime Contractor for the Hotel Project
• Special security features are part of the construction and design
• Extending vertically are 8 levels of guest rooms, topped by a rooftop swimming pool and spa
• Custom bathrooms feature glass-enclosed showers and separate tubs with black granite tile used for floors, counters and tub-surrounds

• The first designed LEED Platinum speculative office building in the United States
• 3 story, 61,000 sq. ft., facility will be leased to tenants
• Projected to reduce energy use by over 60 percent from a similar, conventional office building
• Raised flooring with under floor air distribution for good indoor air quality and flexibility for tenants
• Photovoltaic panels as a renewable energy source to reduce pollution
• Energy Efficient Ground Source Heat Pump System with geo-thermal wells for mechanical efficiencies
• Capabilities to capture and clean site storm water run-off to improve water quality and minimize negative impacts related to storm water management
• Rain water cisterns to store roof rain-water to reduce potable water required for irrigation

• 1,000,000 s.f., 300mm Semiconductor Fabrication Facility
• 220,000 sq. ft. Cleanroom
• Mechanical Systems Installed:
• DI Water Distribution
• Acid, Solvent and General Exhaust Systems
• Process Cooling Water Distribution
• Specialty Gas Rooms & Piping Distribution
• Subfab Interstitial Steel System

• 3 story, 105,000 sq. ft. science building with offices, labs and auditorium space
• Remote mechanical plant with redundancy (shares services to adjacent Science Research Building)
• Mechanical systems include:
• full service HVAC installation with 2 operational AHU's and a 3rd installed for future use
• stainless steel lab exhaust (served by 4 fume hood fans)
• glass piping waste systems
• bulk, specialty gas and DI Water distribution systems

• 10 story, 300-room resort hotel with a 50,000 sq. ft. conference center
• Vertically stacked 2 pipe fan coils with electric heat
• Pre-treated guest room outside air
• Kitchen and laundry exhaust systems
• High rise mechanical provisions include stair pressurization, smoke exhaust and floor pressurization