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Educational Facilities

Modern building with large glass windows and brick façade, surrounded by landscaped pathways and steps, with trees in the background and a twilight sky overhead.

Ferris High School

The project was completed in multiple phases allowing the school to remain in operation during construction. The new facility project replaced all existing classrooms, administration offices, and public spaces with a single massive two-story building. The school’s original performing arts center was historically renovated and a new gymnasium and health and fitness complex were meticulously retained, while the rest of the previously existing structures were demolished prior to the new construction phase.
A modern building with large glass windows and a tower labeled "Shadle Park" at the entrance, set against a cloudy sky. The foreground features a paved parking area and walkway.

Shadle Park High School

The renovation included 220,000 SF with the addition comprising 55,000 SF. The modernization and additions resulted in approximately 125,000 SF of classroom space, 20,000 SF of Career/Technology Education space (including a wood shop, metals shop and an auto shop) and 30,000 SF of administration space.
Modern building with large windows and an illuminated clock tower at dusk. The sky is clear with soft evening light.

Rogers High School

The renovation and addition to the historic John R. Rogers High School. The 90,000 SF Art Deco school was built in 1932 in the Hillyard district of Spokane. New construction included a 150,000 SF addition to the original school, consisting of administrative/office space, general assembly/conference rooms, classrooms, training centers, vocational labs and physical fitness rooms
A modern building with large windows and a mix of brick and glass architecture is lit up at dusk. The surrounding area features concrete pathways, benches, and minimal landscaping.

AC Davis High School

The AC Davis High School project encompassed 188,437 sq ft of new construction and extensive renovations on the occupied campus. It included four new buildings—a math and science building, gymnasium, commons, and administration building with a library, art studios, and additional classrooms. Sky bridges connected the new structures, while two old buildings were demolished to make room. Renovations were carried out in three existing buildings, upgrading classrooms, structural elements, and MEP systems, and converting the original gym into an auxiliary gym.

With 2,200 students on campus during construction, safety and education were top priorities. The project required precise sequencing and strict safety standards to coordinate class relocations with construction phases. Existing MEP systems were maintained during construction, and new systems were activated upon phase completion. All activities and logistics were planned to ensure the education process continued smoothly without disruption.

An indoor sports facility featuring a large, green artificial turf field, lined for football, with a high ceiling and industrial lighting.

WSU Taylor Sports Complex

Led the design for power, lighting, fire alarm, and AV systems in a 90,000 SF indoor practice facility for WSU. The permanent structure will include a full 120-yard field, dedicated sprint lanes and jump pits for track and field, improved lighting, and enhanced cameras, which will be able to capture multiple angles of practice.

Construction of the Taylor Sports Complex, at the site of “the bubble,” has started with demolition of the current “bubble” structure and is scheduled to be completed in September 2024.

A modern red brick building with large windows and an adjoining section, set on a grassy lawn under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

WSU Global Animal Health Phase 1

The 62,000 sq ft, three-story flagship biomedical research facility houses state-of-the-art BSL-2 and BSL-3 laboratories for investigating emerging diseases worldwide. This project achieved LEED Gold certification.
A well-lit, modern library interior with a high ceiling, exposed beams, bookshelves, tables, chairs, and a staircase leading to a mezzanine level.

Sacajawea Middle School

The new 160,000-square-foot Sacajawea Middle School was completed in just 18 months. Despite an aggressive schedule and a high-traffic, limited site, the project required significant coordination and was delivered on time and at our budget successfully.
A modern building with a gray exterior, labeled "Kennewick High School," features a lion statue and a covered walkway at its entrance.

Kennewick High School

Kennewick High School has completely transformed replacing the 1950’s era buildings with a two-story building that can accommodate 2,000 students ties all of the programs together into a single 292,000-square-foot comprehensive high school. The pre-existing Lion’s Den Gym and remodeled auditorium are incorporated into the new school design. New athletic facilities include a track, field, tennis courts and baseball fields.
A modern, spacious indoor area featuring wooden panel walls, large windows, a wide staircase, and a glass railing on the upper level.

CWU Health & Science Building

The health & Sciences Building, serves as a state-of-the-art training facility for future health professionals. Spanning 80,748 square feet. This facility houses specialized laboratories for nutrition, biomechanics, paramedicine. This project features advanced sustainability elements such as a 155kW PV system, EV chargers, daylight harvesting, and load metering, aligning with the requirements of the 2021 WSEC.
Modern building with a flat roof, large glass windows, and a mix of metal and wood exterior elements, surrounded by grass and trees.

Wenatchee Valley Music & Art Center

The center features The Grove, a 150-seat recital hall; the MAC Gallery, a prominent student and faculty art gallery; a recording studio; 3D art room; wood and metal shops; large and small rehearsal rooms; several practice rooms; and multimedia, printmaking, drawing, painting and outdoor studios.

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