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Water & Water Waste

Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority Phase 2 Raw Water Delivery System

Client

Clark Construction Group, LLC

Project Owner

The Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority

Location

Leander, Texas

Project Value

$200,000,000

Industry

Water & Water Waste

Account Executive(s)

Joshua Harden, Tom Thomas

Services Provided

Renderings & Animations
Still Renderings
Videography
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Water & Water Waste

Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority Phase 2 Raw Water Delivery System

Client

Clark Construction Group, LLC

Project Owner

The Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority

Location

Leander, Texas

Project Value

$200,000,000

Industry

Water & Water Waste

Account Executive(s)

Joshua Harden, Tom Thomas

Services Provided

Renderings & Animations
Still Renderings
Videography
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Project Overview

A $200,000,000 raw water delivery system in Leander, Texas represented a major underground infrastructure investment for the Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority. The Phase 2 program encompassed two lake taps with multilevel screens, a gravity intake tunnel with an 8-foot cast-in-place concrete liner, an underground suction chamber with six well shafts, a 300-foot-deep construction access shaft, a transmission tunnel with a 78-inch welded steel liner, a 145 MGD pump station, and a maintenance building for invasive mussel control. The client engaged PRESWERX to produce renderings, animations, and films to support the competitive pursuit.

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Client Challenges

Pursuing a $200,000,000 underground water project required the client to make highly complex, largely invisible construction work comprehensible and compelling for a technical utility owner: 

  • Visualizing buried infrastructure, including tunnels, shafts, and underground chambers, that would be permanently below grade and impossible to observe during or after construction. 

  • Communicating the scope and sequence of a multi-component program across lake taps, a 300-foot-deep access shaft, a transmission tunnel, and a 145 MGD pump station. 

  • Differentiating the team's approach in a competitive infrastructure procurement with a technically sophisticated public utility owner. 

The client needed visuals that made below-grade work vivid, legible, and credible.

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Scope of Work

PRESWERX produced renderings, animations, and films for the Brushy Creek Phase 2 Raw Water Delivery System, developing visual assets that brought a complex underground infrastructure program to life for the Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority. Renderings depicted key project elements, including the lake taps, intake tunnel, suction chamber, and pump station, at a level of detail that communicated construction scope and engineering intent. Animations and films illustrated the construction sequence and the operational logic of the completed system, translating a technically complex, multi-component project into a clear, compelling visual narrative for the utility owner and selection panel.

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PRESWERX Approach

PRESWERX focused on solving the core visual challenge of underground infrastructure: making the invisible legible. The team addressed three priorities: 

  • Rendering and animating buried elements, from the 300-foot access shaft to the transmission tunnel liner, to give the owner a clear spatial understanding of the work. 

  • Sequencing animations and films to communicate the construction logic of a multi-component system that could not be observed in the field. 

  • Producing assets at the technical and visual quality expected by a sophisticated public utility procurement panel. 

The result was a visual package that turned a complex underground program into an accessible, compelling story.

Results Delivered

PRESWERX delivered a set of renderings, animations, and films that gave the Phase 2 pursuit a strong visual foundation: 

  • Renderings made the scale and complexity of buried infrastructure elements, including tunnels, shafts, and the pump station, legible to a technical owner audience. 

  • Animations and films communicated the construction sequence and system logic in a way that drawings alone could not replicate. 

  • The visual package gave the client a compelling tool for conveying the depth and precision of their underground construction approach. 

The client went into the pursuit with visuals that accurately represented the scope and technical ambition of the project.

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