Historic
There are times when the architect´s most important task is to protect the integrity of the past. Our experience with historic preservation has taught us that good design can do more than bring new life to older buildings — it can revitalize entire communities.
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Wharton County Courthouse
The historic Wharton County Courthouse, located in Wharton, Texas, and designed in 1889 by Eugene Heiner, was concealed beneath decades of paint and stucco. Bailey Architects completed ...
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Jefferson County Courthouse
In progress
Jefferson County´s 14-story, 225-foot-tall, 138,263 square-foot building in Beaumont is one of the state´s largest historic courthouses and largest and ...
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Bee County Courthouse
This 1912 Beaux-Arts style courthouse was extensively remodeled in 1949. Bailey Architects completed design drawings to restore the Beeville, Texas building to its 1943-1948 ...
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Joe Barnhart Bee County Library
Bailey Architects transformed the 1906 Praeger Building, a historic structure built as a hardware store facing the Bee County Courthouse, into a high-tech educational library that ...
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Fort Bend County Courthouse
Instead of converting this structure into a museum, our restoration returned the Richmond, Texas building and its public spaces to its original character as a functioning Texas ...
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Austin County Jail Museum
The 1895 Austin County Historic Jail Museum in Bellville, Texas currently houses a museum on the first floor, while upper floors (including the gallows) remain as they were originally ...
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St. Anne Catholic Church
In the renovation of St. Anne, we were able to preserve the interior architecture of the Houston church while introducing new lighting, acoustical technology, and liturgical
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Austin Hall
Fire destroyed the Old Main Building and damaged Austin Hall at Sam Houston State University. Our restoration of Austin Hall included using the original foundation of the razed ...
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