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TDLR is a state regulatory agency that currently oversees over twenty types of businesses, industries, trades and occupations. The agency is responsible for issuing licenses, conducting inspections, investigating complaints, assessing penalties, setting rules and standards and holding hearings.

NCARB members are the architectural registration boards of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the four U.S. territories of Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.

To read more about current architectural registration requirements, see this recent Overview on Licensing of Architects created by NCARB together with data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics ( drawn from its 2004-2005 Occupational Outlook Handbook).

Created by the State of Texas in 1945, the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners is a multi-profession regulatory agency that oversees the examination, registration, and professional regulation of architects, interior designers, and landscape architects.

Roger Beasley Mazda North on Burnet Road, Austin, Texas is approximately 80% complete on a total renovation of the previous Pre-Owned Vehicle sales building into an all-new Showroom/Service building for both the new and pre-owned vehicles. The building was originally a Safeway grocery store, located at the corner of Burnet Road and Justin Lane. The current project consists of approximately 14,500 square feet of showroom/business office, 5,200 square feet of parts department and 12,700 square feet of service repair garage.

Maxwell Round Rock Nissan on Interstate Highway 35 in Round Rock, Texas is approximately 90% complete. The project consistes of an exterior façade and sales showroom renovation.

EAI is also finishing the construction documentation for renovations and additions to Mac Haik Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge of Georgetown. The project includes expansion of the parts department and office renovation in the main Showroom/Service building. Other planned improvements are additional service bays in the existing Body Shop/Service building and additional office space at the Pre-Owned Vehicle center.

Tasus Texas Corporation, a supplier for the new Toyota assembly plant in San Antonio is now approximately 75% completed, located on Tasus Way, just south of the McCoy’s Lumber on South Austin Avenue, Georgetown, Texas. The project consists of a regional office/manufacturing/distribution center for an injection molding company which manufactures a variety of components for the automotive industry as well as other industries. The building is approximately 120,000 square feet with planned expansion to nearly 170,000 square feet.

Georgetown South Commercial Park, owned and developed by Georgetown Rail Equipment Company (GREX) has Building One completed. The project, located just off of Inner Loop South, consists of a planned Industrial/Office Park among several tracts of land to the east side of Business Loop IH35. The current project includes the master plan of three Industrial/Office buildings, for the offices of GREX and tenant lease spaces.