Apex Energy Services HQ

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Lauderdale Studio

Apex Energy Services Headquarters

32°04′09″ N101°55′58″ W
Prepared for Albert Zubia · 9701 East Highway 80, Midland, Texas
Arrival
From Highway 80
01From Highway 80The raised brick berm, the salvaged sculpture, the flags and the lit sign announce Apex from the highway.
The sculpture
02The sculptureDrill pipe, a wellhead valve wheel and a walking beam, salvaged from the field and set at the center of the berm.
The front door
03The front doorA red brick portal and a steel canopy mark the entry within the black metal panel facade.
Front corner
04Front cornerBlack standing seam roof, black metal panel and a brick base. Few materials, chosen to last in West Texas.
The building
10,000SFOffice, two stories
100′ × 50′
6,000SFShop, 60′ × 100′
plus 1,500 SF covered bay
3 Rear addition
options
Interior
The building
05The buildingReclaimed pipe and tubing hung from a steel wheel in the vaulted lobby, lit from within the pipe ends.
The lobby
06The lobbyFrom the stair: the double height lobby, the storefront and the brand wall below.
Second floor bar
07Second floor barThe bar looks back over the lobby and the chandelier through a steel and glass wall.
Executive office
08Executive officeThe corner office, with windows on two sides facing the courtyard and the parking court.
Retail and tasting
09Retail and tastingThe TEQUILA de la Gente brand wall, the tasting table and the checkout.
Floor areas
First floor
Vaulted entry lobby550
Large meeting room491
Retail space484
Cafeteria472
Executive offices (2)510
Private offices (5)863
Dispatch114
Mechanical / janitor138
Restrooms217
Gross5,000
Second floor
Lounge, bar and golf room1,170
Golf hitting bay204
Executive offices (2)442
Private offices (5)863
Janitor110
Restrooms217
Lobby open to below550
Gross5,000

Net interior areas in square feet. 10,000 SF gross, 9,450 SF usable.

Courtyard and site
Floor areas
10Floor areasA pergola of casing pipe, I-beams and sucker rod shades the dining, the grill and the fire table.
Balcony corner
11Balcony cornerExposed steel at the executive balcony on the northeast corner.
The shop
12The shopA 60 by 100 foot shop with a covered bay and 14 foot doors.
At dusk
13At duskAfter dark the glass, the soffit lights and the site lighting carry the building.
The site
14The siteOffice, shop, covered parking and the courtyard on the 6.33 acre tract.
Rear addition options
Existing
Courtyard
10,000 SF
Salvaged pergola
Outdoor dining
Fire table lounge
Grill station
Option 1
60′ × 50′
+3,000 SF13,000 SF total
Cafeteria and kitchen1,077
Gym1,431
Courtyard corridor283
Locker rooms (2)466
Option 2
60′ × 55′
+3,300 SF13,300 SF total
Cafeteria and kitchen1,367
Gym1,436
Courtyard corridor283
Locker rooms (2)466
Option 3
50′ × 30′
+1,500 SF11,500 SF total
Cafeteria and kitchen634
Gym463
Gym corridor241
Locker rooms (2)454

Each option opens the cafeteria into the new kitchen under an exposed steel beam. Locker rooms include saunas and cold plunges.

Rear addition, Option 1
Rear addition options
15Rear addition optionsThe cafeteria opens into the new kitchen under an exposed steel beam.
The gym
16The gymThe gym opens to the yard through two roll-up doors.

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Designed and produced by Lauderdale Studio for Albert Zubia, Apex Energy Services
@lauderdalestudio info@lauderdalestudio.com 432.444.1986

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