RDLR Architects is proud to announce that our Marketing Director, Sarah De Ita, CPSM, has been honored with the SMPS Houston Member Achievement Award: Rock of the Chapter — a recognition given to a member whose dedication and leadership have made a lasting impact on the Chapter and the A/E/C industry.

After deep community engagement and collaboration, RDLR Architects is proud to celebrate the groundbreaking of the reimagined Burnett Bayland Park. Over the next year, Harris County Precinct 4 will transform this vital green space into a signature park for the region—one that goes beyond recreation to serve as a true community connector.

RDLR Architects is excited to welcome Fatema Dula, Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Associate, to our team as a Project Designer. Fatema brings experience across community, institutional, and civic projects, with expertise in design, documentation, and visualization. She has contributed to large-scale developments including community centers, schools, religious facilities, and residential projects—producing construction documents, coordinating details, and creating renderings to support client engagement and design approvals.

At George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), constant motion defines daily life—flights landing and departing, weather shifting unexpectedly, and thousands of passengers flowing through terminals. To keep pace with these demands, the Houston Airport System unveiled the Integrated Coordination Center (ICC), a groundbreaking facility where TSA, the Houston Police Department, maintenance dispatch, and terminal operations now share one unified space. For the first time in airport history, all critical players operate side by side, with eyes on the same information and voices in the same room.

RDLR Architects, together with Harvey Cleary and Project Control, proudly hosted the Second Annual Fundraiser at Joystix, where colleagues, friends, and community members gathered for an unforgettable evening of classic arcade gaming—all in support of Memorial Assistance Ministries (MAM Houston).

RDLR Architects is proud to welcome Brian Lopez, RA to our team as a Project Architect. With a strong foundation in public sector and educational design, Brian brings both expertise and passion for delivering projects that make a lasting community impact.

RDLR Architects is proud to announce the completion of the renovation and environmental remediation of Barrington Place Elementary, a cornerstone of the Fort Bend ISD community since 1990.

RDLR Architects is proud to celebrate the grand opening of Slowpokes East End, a vibrant new addition to one of Houston’s most culturally rich neighborhoods. This project, though modest in scale, exemplifies how thoughtful design and adaptive reuse can make a significant impact on the character and connectivity of a community.

After deep community engagement and collaboration, RDLR Architects is proud to celebrate the groundbreaking of the reimagined Burnett Bayland Park. Over the next year, Harris County Precinct 4 will transform this vital green space into a signature park for the region—one that goes beyond recreation to serve as a true community connector.

Originally scoped as a limited restroom renovation, the HCTRA Wilshire Facility project expanded significantly to include the full renovation of three floors of existing office space. The transformation modernized Levels 1, 3, and 4, while upgrading restrooms throughout Levels 1 through 6.

With over 20 years of experience, Trace Saenz is a versatile architect with a passion for innovative and high-quality design solutions. A graduate of the University of Houston, he holds dual degrees in Architecture and Environmental Design. As a LEED AP BD+C professional and an active member of the U.S. Green Building Council – Texas Chapter, Trace integrates sustainable principles into every project.

We are thrilled to share that RDLR Architects was recognized at the City of Houston Champions of Diversity Awards Ceremony today! Our firm received the Professional Services Certified Prime Contractor Award for our strong commitment to MWSBE participation in our City of Houston contracts. This honor reflects our dedication to fostering diversity in every project we undertake.

We are excited to welcome Bronwyn Henry to the RDLR team! Bronwyn brings over six years of experience in interior architecture and design, spanning all phases of design from Pre-Design through Contract Administration. As a registered architect with a bachelor’s degree in architecture, she brings a passion for the built environment both inside and out.

RDLR Architects is excited to announce the recent completion of Phase II of Cross Creek Plaza, marking a significant milestone in the development of this dynamic mixed-use destination in Fulshear, Texas.

We are excited to welcome Natalia Estevez, a licensed architect, to RDLR Architects as a Project Designer. With a Bachelor of Architecture and a Bachelor of Arts from Los Andes University, and a Master’s in Architecture from Tsinghua University, Natalia brings diverse experience in housing, high-rise, and mixed-use projects, along with involvement in master planning and competitions. Her artistic background, including model making, hand sketching, painting, and sculpture, adds a unique creative dimension to her work. Natalia’s ability to collaborate across diverse perspectives will be a valuable asset to our team. We look forward to her contributions!

We are thrilled to welcome Sakshi Pande to RDLR Architects as a Project Designer. Sakshi earned her Bachelor of Architecture from the Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. She further honed her expertise at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, earning a certification in Japanese Architecture and Structural Design.

RDLR Architects is collaborating with Alexander Grene Development on Lilac Field, a dynamic 24.5-acre mixed-use development in League City, Texas. Designed as a vibrant culinary and entertainment hub, the project is set to break ground in March 2025.

RDLR Architects, in collaboration with Concept Neighborhood, is proud to announce the design of the newest Slowpokes location in Houston’s vibrant East End. Situated at 3401 Canal Street, this 2,000-square-foot culinary destination will seamlessly integrate into the culturally rich Second Ward community. The project reflects the creative synergy between RDLR Architects' thoughtful design approach and Concept Neighborhood’s mission to cultivate dynamic urban spaces.

It is with great pleasure that RDLR Architects announces the promotion of five of our valued team members who exemplify dedication, innovation, and excellence. Their contributions continue to elevate the standards of architectural practice and strengthen our mission to create meaningful, community-centered designs.

This morning, RDLR Architects proudly joined METRO in celebrating the groundbreaking of the new Maintenance of Way (MOW) Facility, located at 1507 Keene Street near the IH 45 and IH 10 interchange.

This state-of-the-art facility is designed to support METRORail maintenance while enhancing operational efficiency, improving resource allocation, and elevating the customer experience.