Bury + Partners' Austin Achievements

Bury + Partners SVP Nick Moulinet (clearly a man out standing in his field) says the company offers many more services since its humble beginnings as a civil engineering firm 30 years ago, including more engineering options like structural, MEP, transportation, and traffic, as well as landscape architecture and land planning consultation. The company has played a key role in some of Austins most vital projects, from the redevelopment of the old Austin airport site (Mueller) to Dells original campus. Nick says all of the growth in Austin is creating opportunities in previously underutilized markets, such as south and east. One of its current projects, for example: Estancia Hill Country (intersecting 45 & I-35) has the potential to become the first South Austin destination for a corporate campus. Bury is proud to have helped shape the city for the last 30 years, from your neighborhood grocery to the next 2,000 hotel rooms for all those hipsters coming back for SXSW 2014. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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