BBAx Architects

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there’s nothing like designing a small uniquely Texas town… all at once…Colton

» Amenities COLTON is a Texas-sized master-planned community, so yeah — we’re going big from day one. Big as in 186 acres of trails, natural green space, and places to roam in our first phase alone. Follow the trails to Arroyos Park, our first big gathering spot jam packed with amenities and a glimpse of wh...

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BBAx Architects

(979) 836-0523
213 West Main Street, Brenham
www.bba-x.com

Take a look back with us at more than a century of history in the heart of downtown Bryan.

From its early days as the Levy Bros. Furniture Store to its iconic Woolworth era and beyond, 206 N. Main Street has long been a cornerstone of Main Street commerce. Today, the building is home to and continues its legacy through a thoughtful historic rehabilitation.

Completed in accordance with Texas Historical Commission and National Park Service guidelines, the project successfully secured state and federal historic tax credits—preserving the past while supporting the building’s future. ✨

History preserved. Workspace elevated.

A recent refresh on the First State Bank and Trust Building in downtown Bryan includes restored historic steel windows with new energy efficient glazing and corporate branded blue LED lighting in historic bronze sconces. The interior refresh includes tailored new carpet throughout and full glass offices on the second floor, embracing lean design concepts. The basement has been re-imagined into an employee lounge, an amenity designed to inspire connection. Grateful for Clients for trusting us with this refresh project!

Preservation with personality.

The Grand Leader serves as a multi-purpose use in Brenham’s Historic Downtown District. We had the privilege of collaborating with Smithdish Architecture to complete this adaptive reuse in 2022, and were recently awarded a 2025 AIA Brazos Design Award for the project’s unique design characteristics.

The Grand Leader, home to Brenham’s own Mescalito Coffee and Ballad of the Bird Dog features an open plan design, uniting both spaces effortlessly and offering modern interventions that are seamlessly introduced to the historic fabric of the building with minimal visual disruption. The front outdoor patio area features an all-glass façade that seamlessly terminates into the building’s adjacent perimeter and steel supports, offering a fully integrated appearance to the main entry. A large, original glass skylight on the interior features a consistent flow of natural light into the retail space.

Rooted in history, revived for community.