5-story, 120,000 SF Nursing School Tower containing teaching laboratories, administrative offices and faculty offices; and an 8-level, 432,000 SF parking garage with 1,100 spaces.

Owner: The Texas A&M University System
Architect: Watkins Hamilton Ross Architects

Demolition of existing building, total rebuild of 126,000 SF middle school with playgrounds, parking and bus loading area.  

Owner: Dickinson Independent School District
Architect: CLR Architects

Demolition and renovation of existing facilities and 20,000 SF additions to elementary school with extensive site work including new parking, sidewalks and relocated playgrounds.  Over 3,000 SF under new canopies.  

Owner: Dickinson Independent School District
Architect: CLR Architects 

Pre-construction and construction services for phased additions and renovations to Tomball High School (180,000 F) and Athletics (27,200 SF), and construction of a new 20,000 SF Natatorium.


Owner: Tomball Independent School District
Architect: PBK Architects, Inc. - High School      

              SHW Group – Athletics & Natatorium  

2-story, 38,000 SF, fine arts facility; 30,300 SF of renovations to existing buildings and new parking and site improvements.  

Owner: St. Thomas High School
Architect: Ray Bailey Architects

Building wing addition of 22,000 SF and conversion of 4,500 SF outdoor basketball court into indoor gymnasium.  Interior rebuild around existing educational facility.  

Owner: Dickinson Independent School District
Architect: SHW Group 

Pre-construction and construction of a 145,000 SF junior high school, 95,000 SF 9^th grade center, 20,000 SF auditorium, central plant and roadways.  

Owner: Katy Independent School District
Architect: FKP Architects (Jr. High #8)

           PBK Architects (9^th Grade Center & Auditorium)   

Demolition and renovations to two 80,000 SF older elementary schools with mold and mildew issues. Work completed on a fast track schedule.  

Owner: Katy Independent School District
Architect: PBK Architects

92,000 SF, one-story, structural steel elementary school with brick façade featuring a gymnasium, cafetorium and skylights.  

Owner: Dickinson Independent School District
Architect: Bay Architects

51,000 SF fast track design/build interior renovation of Building #3026 into classrooms, administrative offices and Sea Camp facilities.  

Owner: The Texas A&M University System
Architect: English & Associates

Pre-construction and construction services for a multi-phase program for additions and renovations to the high school.  36,000 SF learning Resource Center, Student Center and Cafeteria, 40,000 SF field house, stadium and athletics package.                            


Owner: Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Architect: Ford, Powell & Carson (LRC & Field House)
Graham B. Luhn Architect (Student Ctr, Stadium)

Major multi-phase addition and renovation to Pasadena High School, incorporating over 250,000 SF of new facilities and over 100,000 SF of renovated facilities.

Owner: Pasadena Independent School District
Architect: Bay Architects

APEX IV Award for Best Education Project Over $10M
from the Houston Associated General Contractors

3-story, 78,000 SF high technology learning facility situated in The Woodlands.  The innovative facility was designed to house a unique educational center whereby students can earn both undergraduate and graduate degrees from  partner universities through distance learning system of integrated fiber optics, audio, video and data communications.

Owner: North Harris Montgomery County Community College
Architect: RWS Architects APEX III Award for Best Education Project Under $10M

from the Houston Associated General Contractors

Tellepsen constructed the new 274,000 SF, two-story, steel frame high school for the Channelview Independent School District. The facility, which follows a free-form footprint, includes classrooms, science labs, library, auditorium, gymnasiums, and athletic facilities with weight rooms, cafeteria/kitchen, shop, technology labs, and administrative offices. State-of-the-art sound systems, telephone, media and data retrieval systems were installed to maintain the school's progressive focus.

All of the school's internal elements are connected by a "Main Street" corridor spine consisting of colorful banners, flags and information graphics while the external elements are connected by a cantilevered "serpentine" pedestrian canopy. A common area, which also serves as a cafeteria, forms a striking rotunda which features bright neon lights above multi-level, multi-colored terrazzo flooring.

Owner: Channelview Independent School District
Architect: Bay Architects

Recognition for Excellence in Construction Award
from the Texas Building Branch of the Associated General Contractors

30,000 SF physical education building consisting of a gymnasium with three basketball courts, athletic equipment and racquetball courts.  Support facilities included locker rooms, showers, classrooms and multi-purpose rooms.

Owner: Texas A&M University
Architect: Melton Henry/Maurice Robinson Architects, Inc.

Construction of a 96,000 SF elementary school, 92,000 SF junior high school, and 22,500 SF support services facility.

Owner: Columbia-Brazoria Independent School District
Architect: SHW Group

Existing 2-story warehouse converted into classrooms and cafeteria to provide treatment for adolescents with behavioral and emotional disorders.

 Owner: The Center for Success and Independence
Architect: Northfield Design Associates, PLLC

Renovations to Bear Branch, Woodland Hills and Elm Grove Elementary Schools.

 Owner: Humble Independent School District
Architect: Joiner Partnership