The Fry's Electronics at the Webster Texas, opened in 2004, featured an elaborate International Space Station theme that reflected the city's ties to the space industry and proximity to NASA's Johnson Space Center.

The massive 145,658 ft.² interior and exterior included a football field length, full scale mock up of the international space station. The installation showcase a docked Sawyer's spacecraft, a robotic Canada arm, and X 38 crew returned vehicle, and space suited mannequins throughout the aisles.

The former Webster store building was later leased, with the Model space station intact, to Axiom Space to be used as a space station development facility.

Overview of all Fry's projects:  I designed over thirty 150,000 square foot themed retail stores for Fry’s Electronics. My responsibilities include creation of a set of plans and project manual to convey the interior and exterior conceptual design in various styles, counters, display tables, signage, railings, floor treatments, light fixtures, furnishings and finish specifications, establishing thematic project budget, selection and supervision of 
special effects subcontractors, art direction and project management, coordinating with project architects and general contractor, working at the corporate office, job site and sub-contractor’s facilities nationwide.