K-12

Demolition and construction of 77% of the existing buildings while the school remained in operation; work included new 100,000 SF administrative, classroom and laboratory building and 150,000 SF classroom laboratory, dance, music and special education additions to multiple sites

Sports complex stadium and natatorium consisting of a 66,000 SF natatorium facility, 92,000 SF concrete stadium and concrete parking for 3,471; natatorium includes 65-meter pool, spectator seating for 1,000 people, lockers for the natatorium, lockers for the stadium; football stadium includes 10,000-seat capacity, synthetic turf football field, a 2-level press box on top of the home side bleachers, concession stands, restrooms, and ticket pavilions

3-story 43,000 SF addition containing classrooms, computer labs, art rooms, science rooms, multi-purpose room, administrative offices and two dining halls

Athletic complex consisting of a gymnasium, track, football field and stadium

40,000 SF of renovation to Sonya Angelo Theater; stadium renovationincluding new artificial turf, new concession stands and dressing rooms; repairs to stadium seating and new paving under stands, improvements to tennis courts, new track surface; new concrete paving for the parking; 70,000 SF B-wing HVAC, flooring, HVAC controls, fire alarm and sprinkler system, and new data systems; comprehensive renovation composed of girls gymnasium, vocational wing, band hall, life skills classroom and mechanical/HVAC improvements; new physical education center with a practice gymnasium with one competition court; two full-size courts and bleachers to seat 250 spectators that will have accessible seats per the Texas Accessibility Standards; courts designed to meet the University Interscholastic League standards; new district-wide agricultural science center to house student’s animals; new district-wide support facility including warehouse; maintenance facility including loading dock, shop and work areas, paint booth, storage; transportation facility including fueling stations, parking for buses, and storage

2-story, 38,000 SF, fine arts facility containing classrooms, computer lab, art rooms, rehearsal rooms and an auditorium; 30,300 SF of renovations to existing buildings and new parking and site improvements

Tomball High School  180,000 SF additions of classrooms, administrative offices, cafeteria and gymnasium, and 120,000 SF of renovations to existing facilities; Tomball Athletics Project 13,800 SF renovations and 13,400 SF additions to the existing field house, upgrades to football stadium and a new baseball, tennis and soccer complex; Tomball Natatorium 20,000 SF natatorium with 25 meter pool

95,000 SF facility located on a 53-acre wooded site 60 miles southwest of Houston designed with natural colors of beiges, browns and rusts, complimented by zero-maintenance landscaping and energy-efficient green tinted windows allow the building to blend with the natural beauty of the heavily wooded campus; 260-foot circulation spine connects multiple learning/activity pod centers that feature clerestory windows, allowing natural light to penetrate deep into the learning spaces; the first junior high school and first independent school district facility in the state to achieve a LEED certified status

Awards

46th Annual TASB/TASA Convention Caudill Award

Architectural excellence with distinction in:

• Educational Appropriateness
• Value
• Design
• Innovation