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Located in the heart of Uptown Dallas, the Hines Maple Terrace project blends historic preservation with modern mixed-use development. The project includes the full renovation of a seven-story 1920s-era apartment building—converted into Class-AA office space with one below-grade level. Surrounding the restored structure are five newly constructed buildings: a 21-story residential tower with 346 multifamily units, 150,000 SF of core and shell office space, a parking garage with two levels below grade and capacity for 811 vehicles, and two standalone street-level restaurant shells totaling 10,000 SF. Together, these elements create a dynamic, walkable community that honors the site’s architectural legacy while delivering modern living, working, and dining experiences.

We completed full electrical construction for the 400,000 SF Jane and John Justin Tower at Texas Health Fort Worth. The 11-story tower, including one below-grade level, significantly expands the hospital’s surgical and patient care capacity. The facility includes 216 patient rooms, with 144 fully built out in the initial phase, and fifteen new operating rooms supported by PACU and Pre-Op spaces. A connector bridge links the new tower to the existing Richardson Tower, allowing for integrated clinical operations. Designed with future growth in mind, the tower is engineered to accommodate the vertical expansion of four additional floors.

Cummings Electrical played a key role in the construction of a 920,000-square-foot Walmart distribution center, partnering with Dematic—a global leader in supply chain automation—to deliver a fully integrated electrical and controls solution for one of the most advanced logistics facilities in the country. Our scope included the installation of extensive conduit and wiring systems, thousands of LED light fixtures, and the complete power distribution infrastructure supporting the facility’s high-speed conveyor systems, automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), and advanced sorting technologies. We provided dedicated electrical feeds and low-voltage raceways for each major automation component, ensuring system resilience and real-time operational control.

In addition to power, our team installed the complete data infrastructure necessary to support the facility’s AI-driven robotics and smart automation platforms. This included controls wiring, PLC connections, network backbone cabling, and precise coordination of power and signal routing to minimize interference and ensure system reliability. Our collaboration with Dematic included in-depth coordination on system sequencing, equipment startup, and functional testing—ensuring all automated equipment came online smoothly and met the performance standards required for a high-volume, 24/7 distribution environment. This project not only demonstrates Cummings Electricals’ capacity to execute large-scale industrial installations but also reinforces our leadership in delivering high-performance electrical and automation solutions for the modern supply chain.

The project involved constructing 24 modular 2MW UPS enclosures in Canada, each phase requiring design consistency despite site constraints and evolving UPS specs. Each unit housed (2) 1MW UPSs with different battery systems, redundancy, breakers, controls, VESDA, and proprietary cooling, ranging from 44’x13’x11’ to 53’x11’x9’9” and weighing 82,000–104,000 lbs. Early collaboration helped adapt to changes while ensuring optimal design integration. Continuous communication with vendors, manufacturers, and teams streamlined configurations. Quality was upheld through early drawing reviews, precise measurements, and stringent inspections, with empowered inspectors ensuring adherence to customer requirements.

The Granite Cedar Maple Tower development is a high-profile, ground-up construction project in Uptown Dallas that spans a 2.56-acre urban site and includes a 27-story Class AA office tower, two standalone restaurant buildings, and a six-level underground parking garage. Cummings Electrical provided full electrical construction services for the entire development, totaling 1,272,984 square feet of above-grade and below-grade space. The scope included the 642,195 SF core and shell office tower, featuring premium office space, a finished lobby, restrooms, and amenity areas designed to attract top-tier tenants. Electrical infrastructure was designed and installed to support future tenant buildouts, Class AA amenity spaces, and high-end lighting and controls systems for public areas. The 614,334 SF below-grade parking garage, spread across six levels, accommodates approximately 1,581 vehicles.

Cummings’ scope included lighting systems, emergency power distribution, smoke evacuation wiring, and coordination of power for garage access and ventilation systems—all while navigating the constraints of a tight urban footprint. Two cold dark shell restaurant buildings were also included in the electrical package: a 5,977 SF single-story building and a 10,478 SF two-story building. These spaces were delivered with core electrical infrastructure to support future commercial kitchen, HVAC, and tenant finish-out requirements. Cummings also played a key role during pre-construction—evaluating power distribution strategies, coordinating below-grade utility pathways, and ensuring code compliance within the dense downtown environment. All systems were built for scalability, energy efficiency, and long-term maintainability.