David Hasenzahl has been involved with commercial design and real estate development within the construction industry for over 30 years. He graduated with a BA and Business Degree from Southern Methodist University (SMU), and then received his Master’s Degree in MCM Construction Engineering and Management from University of Southern California (USC). After initially working for several large, some nationally known, construction companies (Tellepsen Corporation, Morrison Knudsen, and Morley Builders) Mr. Hasenzahl founded his own company, Hasen Design Build & Development, in Fort Worth, Texas in 2005. Hasen is certified by the Design Build Institute of America (“DBIA”), and David has served as a DBIA Board Member for the Southwest Region. Mr. Hasenzahl has experience performing design-build and real estate development work for both the public and the private sector. Through Hasen, Mr. Hasenzahl has successfully led and managed commercial construction and development projects of varying scale and complexity across both the private and public sectors. His experience includes a diverse portfolio of work encompassing complex commercial and institutional facilities, multi-family and mixed-use developments, healthcare systems, water and infrastructure projects, light industrial facilities, military installations, and international U.S. government projects, as well as historic preservation and restoration initiatives. His leadership reflects a comprehensive understanding of project delivery from concept through completion, consistently delivering high-quality results in demanding and multifaceted environments.
Mr. Hasenzahl is an expert in the field of construction, concrete systems, scheduling and project management, and has qualified and served as an expert witness in Texas district courts as a commercial construction expert.
Prior to 2005 Mr. Hasenzahl owned and operated a large commercial concrete construction company based out of Austin TX building large institutional buildings such as hospitals, schools, parking garages, and state facilities.
