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It essentially tells the history of the company, including Reeder’s early days as a guitar player and his first construction job, the Hillsboro City Library in 1994.Īnd there are plenty more details and amenities throughout the space. Reeder designed the mural with artist John Stout. Then, there’s the mural at the entrance - a massive piece that stretches end to end between both floors of the building. Ceiling clouds float above, while some walls start on the floor and don’t quite reach the top. The space also plays with geometric shapes, from the 3D backsplash in the break room to the large Fabbian pendant light fixture near the entryway.

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The office also features plenty of glass, and some windows double as writable surfaces. Elements like exposed spiral ductwork on the ceiling are one way Reeder Construction shows off its services. One white wall spells the word “Reeder,” with letters written in the company’s brand color (blue), stretching from the ceiling to the floor. Clean lines and neutral colors define both the interior and exterior, while the use of a variety of materials - wood, tile and stone - keep the space from looking stark. We have outdoor spaces and common area space where we can converse or meet.”īut functionality is not without beauty in mind. We have a collaborative workspace now, which means we are not confined to an office or a conference room. “We all noticed that we have a little more autonomy without giving up our ‘family’ culture. The building sports plenty of options if one needs a change of environment, from common work areas to a picturesque outdoor patio. Wes Reeder says employees also appreciate that work doesn’t have to stay within the confines of a cube. Solo offices line the perimeter of the building, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering not just ample views of the golf course but plenty of natural light that floods to the middle of the space - what Halliday describes as “a democratic way to give window seats to everyone, not just the president and VP.” “Then it was all about these three pods … The building operates as a machine for the way their business operates.”īringing the outside in was another priority. “We had this idea about how the building came out of the ground and was more like stone/earth at the bottom, and their office was going to float above that,” Halliday says. Aside from the golf course, the building is also walking distance to the restaurants and other establishments that line Alta Mere, from LA Fitness to Chick-fil-A and about 5 minutes to Interstate 30.įor the building’s design, Reeder Construction worked with Fort Worth-based architecture firm 97w, headed by Jason Eggenberger and Steven Halliday, with Rachael Owens handling interiors.Īccording to Halliday, inspiration for the design came from the company’s everyday operations, as seen in the building’s layout, which is divided into three sections: pre-construction, operations and accounting. Reeder Construction occupies 10,000 square feet on the upper floor, while the ground floor is leasable to other tenants. In late 2018, they moved into their current space - a new building spanning 20,000 square feet and two stories, standing adjacent to the 10th tee box at the Hawks Creek Golf Course. Reeder Construction moved to Westworth Village after outgrowing its 5,000-square-foot space on South Alta Mere Drive. Being on a golf course does lend itself to a great environment also.” “The Westworth Village area is a growing demographic with scarcity of commercial acreage development. One, location two, location and three, location,” says Wes Reeder, president and CEO of Reeder Construction. “We do share a passion for golf, but when it comes to real estate, we have three rules. Reeder needed a space designed to work for its team - one that was conducive to collaboration and efficiency and located in a neighborhood that made sense.

There’s the view, for one, along with proximity to a place where one can unwind after a long day - or perhaps distract oneself watching golfers practice their swing just outside the window.īut for general contractor Reeder Construction, building a new headquarters at the Hawks Creek Golf Club in Westworth Village meant more than just taking advantage of the picturesque locale. An office on a golf course has its obvious perks.

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