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	Royal Oaks Country Club *Dallas, Texas* Based on the overall club master plan which was passed by the membership in late 2007, CCI was retained as the architect for this exciting clubhouse expansion program. The major components include a renovation of the main clubhouse, the addition of a fitness facility, and expansion of the golf and locker room facilities.

	Hillcrest Country Club Boise, Idaho CCI announces the completion of a comprehensive remodel of Hillcrest Country Club in Boise, Idaho. The renovations and new additions created a club facility that has been an immediate hit with the club’s membership. Recently, over 500 members enjoyed the club’s grand opening after 18 months of a multi-phased construction period. Check back for Professional Photography in early September!

Petroleum Club of Fort Worth living room

The Petroleum Club of Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas
How do you reduce the square footage of a city club by half, while maintaining the functionality of the original? CCI recently completed the “new” Petroleum Club of Fort Worth, taking the club from two 20,000 square foot floors to a single level on the 40^th floor in the downtown Carter Burgess Tower. After completely demolishing the floor to create the new space, CCI selected a transitional décor to update the club from the very traditional style the club had been for the past 30 years. Now, the club’s atmosphere meets the needs of today’s discerning member.

	The Penthouse at The Summit Tulsa, Oklahoma Since the grand oak doors opened in 1967, The Summit has been Tulsa's paramount private dining and social club. Through the decades, superior cuisine, attentive warm service and stylish comfort have been the hallmark which has made The Summit one of Tulsa’s most distinctive experiences.Located on the 30th, 31st, and 32nd floors of the Bank of America Center, The Summit boasts spectacular, panoramic views of downtown Tulsa. The Summit retained CCI to develop a renovation plan of the 32nd floor.

	Country Club of Coral Gables Coral Gables, Florida The Country Club of Coral Gables was the axis of Coral Gables society from its founding in 1923 until a fire devastated the west end of the club in 1983. The club building is listed on the National Register of historic places and the state of Florida register of historic places; as such the restoration had to conform to the historical character of the building. The objective was to restore the previously destroyed area of the club and to renovate the remaining areas in accordance with the historic guidelines.

	Lakewood Ranch and Country Club Bradenton, Florida Designed in the Italianate style with inspiration taken from the Ca’d’Zan, the Sarasota home of John and Mable Ringling, the clubhouse features the traditional building materials of the region – light colored stucco, painted columns, and a Mediterranean tile roof. The clubhouse sits high above the surrounding area and provides panoramic golf course views.

	The Golf Club at Lansdowne Lansdowne, Virginia The impressive 43,000 sq. ft. Virginia Country House styled Clubhouse is a true landmark to the world-class Lansdowne Resort and conference center and blends beautifully with the resort’s luxurious amenities including an expansive 305 room hotel, two championship golf courses, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis, spa, and fitness facilities. The clubhouse serves both private club members and Lansdowne’s resort guests.

	Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club Grand Blanc, Michigan Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club is recognized worldwide as the site for the Buick Open, held in August of every year. CCI was selected by Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club to develop and implement an overall master plan for its aging facility. Included in the project were several new additions to replace the aging mansion for Banquet Rooms, Administrative Offices, Private Dining Room, and a casual Club Bar.

	Country Club of Orlando Orlando, Florida Country Club of Orlando, a 50,000 square-foot Mizner inspired clubhouse is now home to one of the oldest country clubs in Florida, which began its rich history in 1911. CCI re-created the original Spanish-Mediterranean style of the building with a rich stucco finish, cast stone trim, and custom roofing tile.