Sam Houston State Parking Garage

Size

328,000 SF

Highlights

983 Parking Spaces, Gateless Parking Access, License Plate Recognition, EV Charging

Services Provided

MEP Engineering, Technology Design

The Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine Parking Structure is a five-level, 328,000-square-foot facility located in Conroe, Texas, designed to support the growing needs of the university’s health sciences campus. The garage provides 983 parking spaces for students, faculty, staff, and future campus development, including the new Health Professions Building.

The structure was designed to balance functionality with strong visual identity. Linear fabric panels wrap the façade, creating a dynamic pattern inspired by DNA sequencing, an intentional nod to the medical and academic mission of the College of Osteopathic Medicine. Wayfinding and branding elements continue throughout the interior, with carefully designed stairwells, elevators, and a main stair featuring health-inspired graphics that integrate university colors and imagery.

From a systems and user-experience standpoint, the parking structure incorporates modern, efficient technologies to improve circulation and convenience. Features include gateless parking access with license plate recognition cameras, an integrated parking guidance system, and electric vehicle charging stations to support sustainability and future mobility needs.

Telios MEP Engineering

The Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine Parking Structure is a five-level, 328,000-square-foot facility located in Conroe, Texas, designed to support the growing needs of the university’s health sciences campus. The garage provides 983 parking spaces for students, faculty, staff, and future campus development, including the new Health Professions Building.

The structure was designed to balance functionality with strong visual identity. Linear fabric panels wrap the façade, creating a dynamic pattern inspired by DNA sequencing, an intentional nod to the medical and academic mission of the College of Osteopathic Medicine. Wayfinding and branding elements continue throughout the interior, with carefully designed stairwells, elevators, and a main stair featuring health-inspired graphics that integrate university colors and imagery.

From a systems and user-experience standpoint, the parking structure incorporates modern, efficient technologies to improve circulation and convenience. Features include gateless parking access with license plate recognition cameras, an integrated parking guidance system, and electric vehicle charging stations to support sustainability and future mobility needs.