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Churchill High School |
65,000 SF, High School
Owner: North East ISD
Architect: Garza/Bomberger & Associates
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Start/Completion: 02/00 - 06/02
The Churchill High School project was the first phase of a major
campus upgrade. The project consisted of the addition of a new
two-story, 46,200 SF Liberal Arts building, major renovation
of the Auditorium, and connecting the two (2) buildings is a
central courtyard plaza of concrete and brick pavers. The new Liberal Arts building expands and provides enhanced
features for existing school programs. The library portion of
the building provides a larger facility for study and research,
as wall as facilities for 50 computer stations with Internet
access. The new Art classrooms were constructed to provide a creative
environment, share a kiln and have access to an exterior fenced
courtyard. The indoor dance studio includes a wood floor, mirrored
walls and an open ceiling to a roof height of 27 feet. The 11,300 SF auditorium was renovated to enable the
more complex theatre productions and a higher level of stage
production. Seating was refurbished, the roof over the stage
was raised to accommodate stage equipment, an orchestra pit
was installed, acoustical treatments were added and a new sound
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Seguin High School |
170,100 SF, New 2-story Bldg., with 25 classrooms plus renovations to exisiting facility
Owner: Seguin ISD
Architect: O’Connell Robertson & Associates, Inc.
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Start/Completion: 06/98 - 08/00
This project consisted of the addition of a new two-story, 60,000
SF 9th Grade Center, new Band Hall building, commons
areas and major renovation of the existing 100,000 SF
high school facilities. It was successfully constructed
for the Seguin Independent School District both on-time and
within budget, under the Construction Manager-at-Risk delivery
method.
The 9th Grade Center expands and provides enhanced
features for existing school programs, including 25 additional
classrooms. The Band Hall contains a concert room, practice
room, instrument storage facility, office and
instructional space. The upgrades in the existing building included
renovation of the administration area, library, cafeteria, auditorium
and Journalism building. We also replaced all of the student
lockers and upgraded the fire alarm and public address system
throughout the campus. |
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A&M Consolidated High School |
375,000 SF, High School
Owner: College Station ISD
Architect: Vestal-Loftis-Kalista Architects
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Start/Completion: 02/97 - 09/99
The A&M Consolidated High School project consisted of the
addition of a new two-story, 100,000 SF Academic Building,
two (2) gymnasiums, and renovation to 170,000 SF of
classroom space and auditorium. The new construction consisted
of 30 classrooms and 14 laboratories, and two (2) gymnasiums.
The renovation work included 69 classrooms, the band hall, and
major renovations to the performing arts theater and auditorium.
This project was successfully constructed for the College Station
Independent School District both on-budget and on-schedule,
under the Construction Manager at Risk delivery method. Vestal-Loftis-Kalista
was the Project Architect. A major design element of this project
was to create a new main entrance and exterior façade
for the building by wrapping the existing facility on both traffic
side faces, with the new Classroom Building. Building methods
utilized for construction included a cast-in-place concrete
structure upon a structural concrete drilled pier foundation,
with CMU walls and brick veneer. The roof structure consisted
of modified bitumen and standing seam metal roof systems. |
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Pearsall High School |
149,000 SF, High School
Owner: Pearsall ISD
Architect: Claycomb Associates, Inc.
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Completed: August, 1997
The Pearsall High School/Flores-Westside Elementary School project
was the first public school district project in the State of
Texas to be constructed under the Construction Manager-at-Risk
delivery method. Started in June of 1996, this project was successfully
completed on-time and under-budget, in August of 1997. The project
consisted of the addition and renovation of a single story,
149,000 SF high school and a 25,300 SF elementary
school addition.
Building methods utilized for construction included a cast-in-place
concrete structure upon a structural concrete drilled pier foundation,
with CMU walls and brick veneer. The roof structure consists
of a hip roof with reflecting standing seam metal roof panels.
This building includes a library, dance studio, three (3) Art
classrooms, Speech and Debate facilities, and eleven (11) classrooms
on the second floor. |
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Woodlands High School |
18,450 SF, Addition to High School
Owner: Conroe ISD
Architect: PBK Inc.
Method of Delivery: Sealed Bid Proposal
Start/Completion: 07/02 - 08/03
The building will have two uses; one as a Band Facility
and the other houses the student athletic area. Building
methods utilized for construction include a structural steel
frame with CMU based brick veneer. The roof structure in the
Band Hall was constructed of built-up roof. The Band Hall walls
are acoustical wall panel with sound attenuation. The Hall
houses 100 students. The Locker Room roof is a composition
insulated roof and the facility includes showers, a training
room with locker and is used for the Varsity athletics.
The locker room has a student capacity of 75. |
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Hays Performing Arts Center |
38,075 SF, New Theater Facility, Buda, TX
Owner: Hays Consolidated ISD
Architect: Huckabee
Method of Delivery: CSP
Start/Completion: 07/02 - 07/03
This Hays Consolidated Independent School District facility is a district-wide auditorium that seats nearly 1000
and includes an orchestra pit, multipurpose flex rooms, and
a large entry foyer that can serve formal dinners and others
events. This project was constructed through a public/private
partnership, with land donated by residential housing development
and the construction provided by the school district.
This facility has a drilled pier and structural slab
foundation, with structural steel and structural masonry frame,
a masonry envelope and glass envelope, and built-up and metal
roofing systems. This project is being constructed under the
competitive sealed proposal delivery method and |
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