The Silent Wings Museum stands as a tribute to the U.S. glider pilots of WWII, and we were honored to help preserve and reimagine this important space. Originally built as the Lubbock Municipal Airport terminal, the historic structure required care, planning, and experience to modernize while protecting its legacy.

Our renovation work included thoughtful architectural updates, refreshed exhibit spaces, upgraded mechanical systems, and ADA-accessibility improvements—all performed with a deep respect for the site’s aviation roots and educational mission. Collaborating with the City of Lubbock and Parkhill, our team worked to ensure the museum continues to serve future generations as a meaningful, functional community landmark.