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Mike Allex, AIA Associate Principal
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Mr. Allex’s nine years of
architectural experience include educational facilities, shopping
centers, day care centers, residential design, restaurants,
multi-screen movie theaters, churches, industrial facilities,
commercial remodeling, and leasing finish-out. In 1988, he was a
student member of the American Institute of Architects’
Regional Urban Development Assistance Team (RUDAT) studying the
Rio Grande Valley.
An essential part of the
Harlingen branch office, Mr. Allex has been instrumental in
production of construction documents for projects at the Marine
Military Academy, Texas A&M University’s Colonias
Community Centers, and numerous residential projects. He
constantly updates and improves his superior computer aided
design (CAD) skills while meeting stringent drafting schedules
and deadlines.
Mr. Allex is treasurer of the
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce V.I.P. Club and is a 1995 graduate
of Leadership Harlingen. He is a member of the Lower Rio Grande
Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and is
Chairman of the Office Olympics for the Jackson Street
Jubilee--Harlingen’s annual street festival.
| Education |
Bachelor of
Architecture |
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Design Specialization |
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Texas Tech University |
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| Registration |
Texas: Architecture |
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| Experience |
Mr. Allex’s
experience includes the following projects: |
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Educational
Facilities: |
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Bridgeport New High
School, Bridgeport, Texas |
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Cadet Services
Building, Support and Services Building, Marine Military
Academy, Harlingen, Texas |
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New Coleman Hall,
Academic Administration and Classrooms, Marine Military
Academy, Harlingen, Texas |
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Expansion of Mess Hall
Kitchen, Marine Military Academy, Harlingen, Texas |
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Youth
Care/Assisted Living Facilities: |
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Kitchen expansion to
Sunglo Adult Day Care, Harlingen, Texas |
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Ronald McDonald House,
6-8 Family Living Quarters, including kitchen and dining
facility and counseling areas, Rio Grande City, Texas |
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Ronald McDonald House,
Residency for families with catastrophic illnesses,
Harlingen, Texas |
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Community
Resource Centers: |
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Cameron Park Community
Center, Cameron County, Texas |
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Progreso Community
Center, Hidalgo County, Texas |
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El Cenizo Community
Center, Webb County, Texas |
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Montana Vista Community
Center, El Paso County, Texas |
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Texas A&M Colonia
Community Centers in Brownsville, Progreso, Laredo and El
Paso, Texas |
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Municipal
Facilities: |
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Harlingen Downtown
Improvement District: Various remodels to downtown
storefronts; Parking and Landscape Improvements to
Jackson Alley Parking Lot |
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Harlingen Performing
Arts Theater, Municipal Playhouse, Harlingen, Texas |
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Corporate/Retail
Facilities |
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Laguna Madre Enterprise
Center, Offices and Warehousing, Port Isabel, Texas |
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L&F Distributors,
McAllen, Texas |
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Rio Grande Valley
Factory Outlet Stores, Port Isabel, Texas |
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Hospitality
Facilities: |
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Padre Island Brewing
Company, Restaurant and Bar, South Padre Island, Texas |
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Clubhouse Additions and
Improvements to Harlingen Country Club, Harlingen, Texas |
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* Funtime Pizzas,
Dallas, Texas |
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Religious
Facilities: |
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Renovations to First
Baptist Church, Harlingen, Texas |
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* Experience prior to association with
ROFDW Architects
Copyright
© 1997 Rike Ogden Figueroa Dickson Wells, PLLC
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