To meet the growing issue of hunger and expand its distribution capacity over three-fold, the Houston Food Bank (HFB) renovated a neglected, thirty year old, “tilt-up” warehouse. The renovation of the 308,000 SF building includes dry and refrigerated warehouses, staff offices, volunteer community rooms and café, social service offices, correction department facilities, adult classrooms, food pantry, and conference facilities. AWARDS: AIA Houston Design Award AIA Texas Society of Architects Design Award AIA National Public Architecture Social Impact Merit Award Urban Land Institute – Development of Distinction Award Contract Magazine – Inspiration Award LOCATION: HOUSTON, TX. DATE COMPLETED: 2009