The Texas Asphalt Pavement Association held an open house for its newly expanded facilities in Buda, Texas, on June 6. About 150 paving industry personnel attended the event.

The organization recently purchased a building adjacent to its existing headquarters just off I-35 south of Austin. The building was totally renovated to accommodate TXAPA's administrative offices. The original building also underwent a renovation, adding significant classroom and lab space to its training and certification facility, according to Emily Adams, spokesperson of the trade organization.

"The goal of the expansion is to keep pace with the demand for training and education in the asphalt pavement industry and to serve TXAPA's members and industry partners to the highest possible standard," Adams said.

The expansion gives TXAPA a total of 25,500 sq. ft. of space for certification, training and administrative functions.

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Albert Schlather (R), past president of TXAPA, was recognized for his efforts in expanding the organization’s facilities. Kirby-Smith’s Gary Corley was one of many to offer congratulations on the building’s completion.  

TXAPA members await lunch and the presentation that officially opened the organization’s expanded facilities.  

Past president Albert Schlather addresses TXAPA members at the open house held on June 6 in Buda, Texas.  

TXAPA members enjoy lunch at the open house.  

The building was totally renovated to accommodate TXAPA’s administrative offices. The original building also underwent a renovation, adding significant classroom and lab space to its training and certification facility.  

The expansion gives TXAPA a total of 25,500 sq. ft. of space for certification, training and administrative functions.  

Craig Morgan (L) of Hunter Industries and Matt Cooper of Cooper Equipment were among the 150 attendees at the Texas Asphalt Pavement Association open house in Buda, Texas.  

(L-R): Geno Carrier of East Texas Asphalt, Tom Hernandez of Martin Asphalt and Eric Suarez of Primoris Heavy Civil caught up during the open house.  

Envirotx VP of product development and compliance, Gene Bridges, (L) and Larry Welch, industry relations consultant of TXAPA, enjoyed the new facility.  

Roadtec’s Jason Branum (L) and John Shanks of TRUX at TXAPA’s new administrative and training center.  

The newly-completed second building on the campus of the Texas Asphalt Paving Association.  

Harold Mullin (L), TXAPA executive vice president, welcomes Scott Arthur of Constellation Energy to the organization’s open house in Buda, Texas, on June 6.  

Jim McFarlin (L) and Trey Gosa of Hunt Refining visit TXAPA’s new offices.  

Aimee Busby (L) of Austin White Lime and Johnathan Kilgore of Austin Materials visit.  

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