With high-profile projects such as Triune, Edwards Ranch, and Viridian on his resume, Nolan Bradshaw’s experience is equal parts familiar and distinguished. Nolan and his North Texas–based team have worked on a host of projects across the nation ranging from stand-alone restaurants to office parks spanning thousands of acres. The capability to work in this range speaks to the depth of Nolan’s knowledge when it comes to developing commercial architecture space and reveals why he is a successful and award-winning architect.

Whether it is a 10,000-acre mixed-used development or a 65,000-square-foot office park, masterminding massive projects takes having a grand vision plus an eye for the small details—and Nolan has both. He specializes in the master planning, design, construction and real-estate finance of community, mixed-use, office, multi-family, institutional, retail, and industrial projects.

Nolan’s dedication to his clients and crafting attractive, practical solutions results in projects causing a neighborhood’s value to flourish. He is committed to improving the built environment through urban development and loves breathing life back into ghost-town historical districts, creating spaces where communities can thrive once again.

Nolan’s commitment to making the world a better, more harmonious place doesn’t end at the office. The Fort Worth City Manager appointed him to the Development Advisory Board, where he aids City staff on municipal development challenges. Nolan also serves his city as Chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee with AIA Fort Worth as well as participating in the Real Estate Council of Greater Fort Worth’s Committee for Public Affairs. In addition, he joined the Texas Society of Architects’ Government Affairs Steering Committee (GAScom), a group that sets the Society’s state legislative agenda. He shares his time with the All Saints Alumni Association and the Texas Tech Alumni Association and finds extra joy through volunteering for various programs with his faith community, Christ Chapel Bible Church of Forth Worth.

With clients declaring that their dreams had been turned into reality, it’s no wonder that people trust Jessica Pipkin with their landmark projects. She is known for her striking modern design savvy, excellent project management, and keen commercial investment budgeting proficiency. Her design skills are matched only by her dedication to the client experience, with project owners repeatedly turning to Jessica because she values people and communication above all. The result of this blended expertise is a bevy of beautiful commercial buildings—and clients who remained frustration-free during the development process.

Jessica’s reputation for understanding and minimizing a project’s financial risks and protecting construction investments precedes her. She translates this strength into her quality assurance and quality control role at Cornerstone. With a wide range of buildings and developments on her resume and a sharp eye for all segments of the commercial architecture space, Jessica contributes to the success of her clients, her teammates, and the communities they impact.

Jessica leads design teams on projects ranging from office, retail, and mixed-use to higher education, medical, multifamily, faith-based, and beyond. She embraces the variety of projects she is entrusted with and appreciates each challenge. Design conundrums are her specialty, and she always jumps at the opportunity to learn something new.

In 2017, Jessica’s commitment and influence were highlighted when she was honored as one of Fort Worth Business Press’ Forty Under Forty. Dedicated to her ongoing education, Jessica is a member of the Texas Society of Architects as well as the American Institute of Architects, where she is an active part of the Fort Worth Chapter. She gives back to the community through the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo’s Ladies on the Lamb, Aledo AdvoCats, and Brock Aledo United Methodist Church.

Scott Chapman is no stranger to the construction industry, large projects, or providing excellent customer service. He thrives on meeting deadlines and accomplishing goals with the end user in mind. Boasting more than two decades working on commercial, municipal, financial, retail, higher-education, aviation, and private projects, Scott fits perfectly into Cornerstone’s experience-driven culture. He is the critical intersection where design, construction, and all the moving parts in between meet.

Scott believes that person-focused service should come first, which is why having a myriad of repeat clients is one of his professional goals. His extensive firsthand knowledge of various building types makes him a valuable asset to any project owner. With Scott on board, clients find that he reduces frustrations in the field and that his work results in reliable, attractive structures.

Scott has held many roles over the course of his construction career: project manager, lead cost estimator, general manager, client manager, and business development manager. This robust history helps him anticipate challenges and advise his team and clients regarding practical construction matters. When he is involved in the architectural, development, and value engineering side of a project, Scott’s understanding of how a design element translates from paper to the built environment helps him keep projects on schedule and within budget.

When he’s not serving clients, Scott enjoys being an active part of his community. He is a Fort Worth International Rotary Club member, a Fort Worth Scottish Rite 32° KCCH, and a Past Master of the Arlington Masonic Lodge #438 (1998–1999). He encourages wildlife conservation and education as a member of the Dallas Safari Club and engages in honest conversations about faith through Search Ministries. Scott also likes getting out on the green and playing a solid round of golf whenever he can.

Cameron Pybus is a world-class problem solver, literally. Before joining Cornerstone as a Project Manager, he worked for a Fortune 500 oil and gas company, developing buildings in West Africa, which led to a similar development in South America and Russia, which eventually took him to Zambia to work on a master-planned educational campus.

Problem solving is one of the tenets of Cameron’s project management style. Regardless if he is working on a stand-alone retail space, or an expansive multi-buildings office park, Cameron places an emphasis on environmental design and development. Integrity is another tenet of Cameron’s work method, as he treats his coworkers, consultants, and owners all with the respect and value he believes is often missing in the real estate industry.

In an effort to be a good steward of resources, whether those be natural resources or financial, he executes every project with proficiency and tactfulness, which results in a design of equal parts efficient and beautiful. He is experienced in managing various project types and sizes across Texas and internationally, including, but not limited to Class A commercial offices, retail, academic centers, industrial, healthcare (medical laboratories), and science and technology facilities.

Cameron earned an undergraduate degree in environmental design and architecture from Texas A&M University and a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Houston. As part of his continuing education, Cameron is active as an associate in the AIA, and a member of the ULI, Real Estate Council of Greater Fort Worth. He also dedicates his time outside of the profession, serving Trinity Presbyterian Church and by volunteering at Rivertree Academy.

Brice feels fortunate he is able to contribute to his hometown through his passion for architecture and construction. Brice has more than a decade of experience in municipal and education projects, working for some of the largest municipalities and school districts in the Metroplex. Since joining Cornerstone he’s contributed to landmark projects, such as the Triune Centre, as well as a variety of other projects.

Brice specializes in providing personal attention to the owner, which is why he is often requested again and again by clients. He thrives on providing a high-level of customer service because he knows it results in a building a project all stakeholders can be proud of. He appreciates the opportunity to guide the client through the design process, to help their vision become a reality, but stay within project’s scope.

Brice’s career has spanned more than a decade and has allowed him the opportunity to touch many parts of the architecture and construction industry as a project engineer, a project manager and now a senior project manager. Through this experience Brice knows problem solving in the commercial construction world can be more grand and more technical. He also knows carefully examining the schedule and budget will help develop a strategy to overcome any challenge, and this is what makes Brice so successful. His recent project experience includes multifamily projects, a bar and music venue, a restaurant, and of course Cornerstone’s upcoming flagship project, Triune Centre.

Brice received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Auburn University.