Your community matters.
Each community conveys its hopes, character, and strengths through its public buildings and recreational spaces. Communities thrive–wellbeing soars and economic life is supported–where people come together easily and the natural environment is beautifully incorporated.
At BRW, we’re committed to closely collaborating with cities to design and build accessible, sustainable spaces where local culture can flourish.
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Years of Service
350
Communities Served
1500
Projects
We design the buildings that bring a community together: city halls, libraries, rec centers, senior centers, and the spaces that handle the business of living together: city halls, courts, service centers, utility districts, and more.
Considering plans for your city? Reach out to our civic architects and planners today.
We’re eager to learn about your needs and can help you make the first steps.
Public buildings shape our communities and bring people together for the good of everyone.
As Civic architects, we look to foster connectedness and community spirit through functional, flexible facilities that demonstrate pride and purpose today and for generations to come.
Featured Civic projects.
BRW is an industry-recognized leader in Civic design and we continue to build on our extensive knowledge in the industry. Our buildings respond to the character, personality, and strength of the communities that live, work, and play in these environments.
We’ve been FOCUSED ON WHAT MATTERS in communities for over 38 years.
“[The BRW Team] deserves praise for a job well done. Their quick turnarounds with RFI’s, providing guidance, showing up to the jobsite during a pandemic, and just all around being available was phenomenal. Thanks to them the project was on time and slightly under budget.”
-Tim Oates, Deputy Chief, Coppell Fire Department
Coppell Life Safety Park
Nestled in the heart of Brownwood, Texas, the Brownwood Event Center is a vibrant multipurpose space designed to bring people together. Housed in a restored building originally constructed in the 1920s as the Radford Grocery Company, the center blends the historic warehouse with modern functionality. Inside, visitors will find a spacious event hall, unique meeting rooms, and a lounge bar. Outside, the Ice House Stage, Reunion Lawn, and picnic areas serve as comfortable gathering spots for concerts and community events. The surrounding city block has been thoughtfully developed to include park-like spaces, ideal for bringing the community together for future farmers markets, arts and crafts festivals, and local fairs.
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