“Dan is known for his ability to bring a client’s vision to life while supporting their revenue generation goals,” said Nate Appleman, HOK’s Director of Sports + Recreation + Entertainment. “We’re thrilled to welcome him to HOK.”
Phillips has dedicated his career to designing sports facilities for fans and athletes. His recent notable collegiate projects include Amon G. Carter Stadium and Schollmaier Arena at Texas Christian University, Brian Patterson Performance Center at Rice University, College Park Center Arena at the University of Texas at Arlington, and Hunt Family Baseball Development Center at the University of Arkansas. He also has designed spring training facilities for Major League Baseball’s Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox, and Los Angeles Dodgers and helped lead the design of Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers.
“Dan’s extensive experience with clients in the region and his commitment to design excellence will play a crucial role in the growth of our Sports + Recreation + Entertainment practice in Texas and beyond,” said Jay Tatum, HOK’s Managing Principal for Texas. “He will be instrumental as we design and deliver sports facility work from our Dallas, Houston, and Austin studios.”
