The Nola Ruth Mixed Use Development is a project on 10 acres in Harker Heights, Texas. The project includes 70 units of housing, a community center building, a commercial office building and a public park. We created a design that breaks the typical suburban Texas mold by introducing unit variety, compact footprints and several uses while meeting the clients desires for what they see is saleable.
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