Jayne Edison President and CEO of Office Furniture Innovations was at the launch of the Lee College State of the Art Corporate Training Center in partnership with Exxon. Sylvia Fitzwater, Arcadis Architects was the Designer! OFI provided the furniture! Jayne Edison-CEO, Megan Callagy-Senior Designer, Ellen Horst-Marketing. Deana Kaiser-VP Operations working out of state and Patricia Kyzar working remotely! Ofi works in all 50 states and globally. Ofi is everywhere all at once!

BE&K Building Group (BE&K) welcomes Tim Tench as Senior Operations Director for the company’s Texas Business Unit. With an impressive career spanning over two decades, Tim delivers a wealth of experience across various industries, including Life Sciences, Industrial + Manufacturing, and Food + Beverage – all key markets for BE&K.

Tim has played a pivotal role in some of the region’s most captivating projects, consistently showcasing his dedication to innovation and excellence. Recognized for his leadership acumen, he has a track record of nurturing high-performing teams and propelling growth within the Life Sciences sector in Texas. Tim’s passion extends to his active involvement in industry organizations, including ISPE (International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering) and BioNTX.

In his new role, Tim is responsible for driving the expansion of BE&K’s regional business and overseeing the execution of the state’s most advanced projects.

FGM Architects announces that Susan Barr, AIA, LEED AP BD+C has joined the firm as a Project Architect. Prior to joining FGMA, Susan served in multiple positions for the City of Austin’s Development Services and Economic Development departments. Earlier, she worked at OWP/P-Cannon Design and Perkins & Will. Her design experience includes PK-12 schools, retail/mixed use developments and healthcare.

FGM Architects announces that Alma McElroy, AIA, LEED AP has joined the firm as a Senior Project Architect. McElroy has practiced architecture at a variety of Austin area firms including Page Southerland Page, Inc., Levy Architects and GSC Architects. Her breadth of design experience includes PK-12 schools and Higher Education, Corporate and Science/Technology facility design. She received her Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS —The Signorelli Company, one of the largest privately held real estate development firms in Texas, announced today that Harry Dinham has joined the company as chief financial officer. In this role, he will oversee accounting and finance for the dynamic, multi-faceted development company. With nearly 30 years of combined experience as a senior financial executive and CFO, Dinham has overseen more than $2 Billion in real estate transactions and has extensive experience in leading the accounting and finance functions for homebuilding operations, land acquisition, build to rent and property management.   

“It’s a pleasure to welcome Harry Dinham to the Signorelli leadership team,” said Danny Signorelli, president and CEO, The Signorelli Company. “His depth of industry experience in leading accounting, finance and operations for multiple asset classes is well suited to our company’s business model and growth strategies.”   

Prior to joining The Signorelli Company, Dinham was vice president of finance at Taylor Morrison Homes, one of the top five single-family homebuilders in the U.S. Previous experience includes serving as vice president of finance at McKinley Homes, chief financial officer of Traton Homes, and as chief consultant at HMBO Consulting, where he led risk management, cash flow, and IOP analyses for privately held companies, equity firms, real estate hedge funds and ultra-high net worth individuals.   

Dinham holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Georgia and completed a graduate certificate in mergers and acquisitions transaction from Kennesaw State University.  

Dinham joins as The Signorelli Company recently launched Austin Point, a 4,700-acre regionally transformative, master-planned town, the largest master planned development to be announced in over 40 years in Fort Bend County. The mixed-use development, which will be located at the future intersection of Grand Parkway and Fort Bend Parkway, is planned to bring over 15 million square feet dedicated to serving office, medical, retail, hospitality andmulti-family needs, along with 14,000 residences. Construction of the first phase of Austin Point is scheduled to begin this fall, with the first homes available for purchase in early 2025.  

The Signorelli Company currently builds and develops across all nine counties included in the Greater Houston area and recently expanded with new home construction in the San Antonio and Austin markets. The industry veteran has been delivering successful master planned and mixed-use communities for over a quarter of a century, including the award-winning Valley Ranch and Granger Pines communities in Montgomery County. The company also recently announced plans for a new 3,000-acre master planned community in Splendora.   

As our Fort Worth regional office continues to see rapid growth, Tryba Architects is enhancing convenience and accessibility for our clients throughout the DFW Metroplex. Taylor Coleman, AIA will actively support our North Texas expansion from our new studio in Dallas’ uptown neighborhood. Taylor has over 15 years of experience as an architect in Dallas, specializing in the retail, financial services, corporate and higher education sectors, and is a leader in the use of mass timber in Texas.