The outside of Fort Worth City Hall

Fort Worth City Hall

Project Overview

The Fort Worth City Hall Addition & Renovation project involved a 260,000-square-foot expansion and modernization of the city’s administrative headquarters. This large-scale initiative included the renovation of a 20-story tower building and the new construction of the Chambers Building, enhancing the functionality and efficiency of city operations. Upchurch’s scope included mechanical and plumbing system upgrades, incorporating advanced air distribution technology and critical infrastructure updates to support the city’s long-term needs.

Our Approach

Leveraging our expertise in municipal facility upgrades, we executed this complex, multi-phase project with minimal disruption to ongoing city operations. Our team provided:

  • Comprehensive Project Management: Led a strategic preconstruction site assessment and BIM coordination to optimize planning and execution.
  • Advanced Mechanical System Integration: Assisted in the design and renovation of the 20-story tower, including the installation of an underfloor air distribution system and CRAC units on the 8th floor to enhance climate control.
  • Specialized Plumbing Solutions: Conducted turnkey renovations of the core bathrooms, updating sanitary and domestic water systems to accommodate the new floor plans seamlessly.
  • Seamless Execution of New Construction: Delivered mechanical and plumbing systems for the newly built Chambers Building, ensuring modernized infrastructure for city governance.

Outcome

Upchurch successfully delivered a modernized and more efficient Fort Worth City Hall, ensuring enhanced comfort, sustainability, and functionality for municipal operations. The project resulted in:

  • Optimized HVAC performance through underfloor air distribution and precision climate control solutions.
  • Improved plumbing infrastructure to support expanded facilities and updated floor plans.
  • Enhanced operational efficiency with strategic upgrades designed for long-term municipal use. A seamless blend of renovation and new construction, preserving the integrity of the existing facility while enhancing capacity and functionality.