Eric Herron, AI A
About Eric Herron, AI A
Eric Herron serves as the Managing Director of Development & Construction at Stream Realty Partners, where he has worked since 2014. He has extensive experience in managing various construction and development projects, including office buildings and retail spaces, and has a background in architecture from Texas A&M University.
Work at Stream Realty Partners
Eric Herron has served as the Managing Director of Development & Construction at Stream Realty Partners since 2014. In this role, he oversees various development projects in the Austin, Texas area. His responsibilities include managing the construction process, ensuring quality assurance, and coordinating with different stakeholders to deliver projects on time and within budget.
Education and Expertise
Eric Herron earned a Bachelor of Environmental Design (BED) degree in Architecture from Texas A&M University, where he studied from 1991 to 1995. His expertise encompasses construction management, development costing, quality assurance, and project management. He has also designed and implemented a CAD and drafting program at Lake Travis High School and developed curriculum for Industrial Technology and Applied Engineering classes for middle school students.
Background
Before joining Stream Realty Partners, Eric Herron worked at Sixthriver Architects for 11 years, from 2003 to 2014, where he held the position of Director of Architecture. During his tenure, he led significant projects, including the Texas Municipal Retirement System and the Austin Music Hall. His background includes extensive experience in managing both developer office building projects and retail projects.
Achievements in Project Management
Eric Herron has managed various notable projects throughout his career. He worked on developer office building projects such as AmberOaks and Travis Oaks Phase I. Additionally, he managed retail projects like Scenic Brook Retail and multiple sites for Reids Cleaners. He also completed a 250,000 square foot warehouse project for Enichem Americas in Baytown, Texas, and led municipal projects, including the Westbank Community Library.