1992 - Woodbine renovates 15,000 square feet at 2902/2904 Floyd building for Dallas LIFT, a literacy organization.

1993 - Woodbine renovates 4,800 square feet at 3108 Live Oak for The Housing Crisis Center/Shared Housing.

1994 - Woodbine receives a Construction Building Award from the Dallas Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America for its role as development manager while renovating an office building for The Meadows Foundation.

1998 - The historic Saint James AME Church is renovated for the Mental Health Association of Greater Dallas and the Greater Dallas Community of Churches.

1999 - Woodbine is project manager for construction of a 15,000-square-foot building to house three arts organizations.

1999 - Woodbine develops a master plan for the Wilson District.

2000 - Woodbine is project manager for construction of a 38,200-square-foot building for the Volunteer Center of North Texas.

2004 - Woodbine does conceptual design and programming for the planned construction of a conference center for the Center for Community Cooperation and Center for Nonprofit Management.

3003 Swiss Avenue
Dallas, TX 75204

East of downtown Dallas, roughly bounded by Live Oak to the north, Gaston Avenue on the south, Hall Street on the east, Good-Latimer Expressway on the west.

Site size: 22 acres

New construction:
- 2801 Swiss Avenue: 15,000 square feet
- 2800 Live Oak: 38,200 square feet

Renovations:
- 2902/2904 Floyd: 15,000 square feet
- 2917 Swiss: 23,000 square feet
- 3108 Live Oak: 4,800 square feet
- 624 N. Good Latimer: 13,158 square feet

Demolition: 3 buildings (2813/2815 Florence Street, 2800 Live Oak)

Architect: Good Fulton & Farrell, Dallas

General Contractor: Abstract Construction Company, Dallas

Interior Design: Wilson & Associates, Dallas

Landscaping: Kendall Landscape Architecture, Dallas

Real Estate Consultant/Project Management: Woodbine Development Corporation, Dallas

Structural Engineer:
Brockette•Davis•Drake, Inc., Dallas
Raymond Goodson, Jr., Inc., Dallas
(for 624 N. Good Latimer, former St. James AME Church)

City of Dallas, Dallas County, Dallas County Community College District, Parkland Hospital District, Dallas Independent School District

The Meadows Foundation, Dallas