Memorial Park Running Complex Café
LOCATION
Houston, TX
CLIENT
Memorial Park Conservancy
CLIENT
Memorial Park Conservancy
YEAR
2024
YEAR
2024
OVERVIEW
This 3,000 square foot single-story cafe is at the heart of the new Memorial Park Running Complex in Houston, TX. The cafe is part of the park’s master plan by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects that includes new paths and trails, a running track, and landforms that connect the park across Memorial Drive. The building’s crisp, detailed gable roof echoes the vernacular form of existing structures throughout the park and the military training camp that originally occupied the site over a century ago. Rectilinear brick volumes break the gable's geometry and house back-of-house programs. The roof cantilevers 30’ over the outdoor patio, seamlessly connecting the interior and exterior over an operable glass wall and framing views of the park.
This 3,000 square foot single-story cafe is at the heart of the new Memorial Park Running Complex in Houston, TX. The cafe is part of the park’s master plan by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects that includes new paths and trails, a running track, and landforms that connect the park across Memorial Drive. The building’s crisp, detailed gable roof echoes the vernacular form of existing structures throughout the park and the military training camp that originally occupied the site over a century ago. Rectilinear brick volumes break the gable's geometry and house back-of-house programs. The roof cantilevers 30’ over the outdoor patio, seamlessly connecting the interior and exterior over an operable glass wall and framing views of the park.
This 3,000 square foot single-story cafe is at the heart of the new Memorial Park Running Complex in Houston, TX. The cafe is part of the park’s master plan by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects that includes new paths and trails, a running track, and landforms that connect the park across Memorial Drive. The building’s crisp, detailed gable roof echoes the vernacular form of existing structures throughout the park and the military training camp that originally occupied the site over a century ago. Rectilinear brick volumes break the gable's geometry and house back-of-house programs. The roof cantilevers 30’ over the outdoor patio, seamlessly connecting the interior and exterior over an operable glass wall and framing views of the park.
This 3,000 square foot single-story cafe is at the heart of the new Memorial Park Running Complex in Houston, TX. The cafe is part of the park’s master plan by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects that includes new paths and trails, a running track, and landforms that connect the park across Memorial Drive. The building’s crisp, detailed gable roof echoes the vernacular form of existing structures throughout the park and the military training camp that originally occupied the site over a century ago. Rectilinear brick volumes break the gable's geometry and house back-of-house programs. The roof cantilevers 30’ over the outdoor patio, seamlessly connecting the interior and exterior over an operable glass wall and framing views of the park.
Project Partner
Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
Project Team
Troy Schaum
Andrea Brennan
Lulu Crouzet
Ekin Erar
Emma Scott
Michelle Schneider
Consultants
H2B Engineers
Gandy2 Lighting Design
Gunda Corporation
GK Engineers
Construction Team
Tellepsen Builders
Photographer
Leonid Furmansky
Nick Hubbard
Project Partner
Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
Project Team
Troy Schaum
Andrea Brennan
Lulu Crouzet
Ekin Erar
Emma Scott
Michelle Schneider
Consultants
H2B Engineers
Gandy2 Lighting Design
Gunda Corporation
GK Engineers
Construction Team
Tellepsen Builders
Photographer
Leonid Furmansky
Nick Hubbard
Project Partner
Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
Project Team
Troy Schaum
Andrea Brennan
Lulu Crouzet
Ekin Erar
Emma Scott
Michelle Schneider
Consultants
H2B Engineers
Gandy2 Lighting Design
Gunda Corporation
GK Engineers
Construction Team
Tellepsen Builders
Photographer
Leonid Furmansky
Nick Hubbard