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THE SUDHOFF ADV ANT AGE


PLANNING


Vernon G. Henry & Associates (VHA), an urban land planning firm established in 1967 by Mary Lou and the late Vernon Henry – is one of the most respected planning firms in Houston. VHA offers an expansive portfolio in services such as comprehensive city planning, site selection/planning, land use analysis, and subdivision plots. The firm brings substantive planning and urban consulting experience for both private developers and public agencies.


ARCHITECTURE


For the past 20 years, the Mirador Group has built a reputation for inspiring dynamic design and meticulous professionalism in the Houston area. Mirador has an integrated architectural practice that encompasses commercial and residential design, landscape design, interior architecture, and interior design. Its growing portfolio of iconic projects include trendsetting commercial developments, majestic single family homes and progressive urban infill multi-family residences.


SALES | MARKETING | CONSULTING


Sudhoff Companies is an industry leader comprised of essential services aimed at successful results for high-density residential projects around new construction. As market leaders, they excel at developing customized marketing and sales strategies for developers with results that speak for themselves. Sudhoff’s experienced team works together collaboratively – bringing market-specific knowledge encompassing everything from single family homes to luxury high rises.


281.652.5588 | SudhoffCo.com GREATER HOUSTON BUILDERS ASSOCIATION – BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE | HOUSTON BUILDER | AUGUST 2015


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