Adolfson & Peterson Construction Completes Cook Children’s Clinic in Arlington

 New pediatric facility expands access to high-quality care for growing community

Adolfson & Peterson Construction (AP), a national, family-owned construction management and contracting company, recently completed construction on the interior build-out of the new Cook Children’s clinic in Arlington, Texas.

Construction began in August 2025. Designed by E4H Architecture, the 6,450-square-foot build-out includes a pediatric primary care clinic with 15 exam rooms, dedicated treatment and laboratory spaces, a welcoming waiting area with playroom, and essential staff support areas, including offices, collaborative workspaces and a break room.

It is an honor to have partnered with Cook Children’s on this important project, delivering a thoughtfully designed space that supports both patients and providers,” said Bob Lemke, Vice President of Operations at Adolfson & Peterson Construction. “From specialized treatment areas to family-friendly features like the playroom, every detail was built to enhance the care experience and expand access to high-quality pediatric services in Arlington.

Located at 451 Highlander Blvd. Suite 101, just north of Interstate 20 in south Arlington, the clinic expands access to high-quality pediatric care for families in the growing Arlington community.

AP brings decades of healthcare construction experience across Texas and beyond. Currently, the firm is building the Heritage Oaks Medical Office in Marble Falls and the Cross Creek Behavioral Health Hospital in Austin. Notable completed healthcare projects include an emergency room expansion at Methodist Landmark Hospital in northwest San Antonio, Rio Vista Behavioral Health Hospital in El Paso and multiple Reunion Rehabilitation facilities nationwide, including locations in Arlington and Plano, Texas; Phoenix and Peoria, Arizona; and Inverness, Colorado.

With more than 25 years in Texas and 80 years as a national construction firm, AP continues to expand its footprint across Texas with several notable projects. In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, AP is working on the new KDFW studio and office facility, as well as phase two of the Santander Tower adaptive reuse project in downtown Dallas. AP’s Central Texas office recently broke ground on two Austin ISD high schools, as well as completed Round Rock’s Sunrise Commerce Center, Other notable completed projects include the PGA of America headquarters in Frisco, Vari’s global headquarters, with VariSpace Coppell and Buildings 17 and 18 at Billingsley Company’s International Business Park in Plano.