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JENKS PUBLIC SCHOOL - MATH & SCIENCE CENTER

Jenks, Oklahoma

The 91,580 SF Jenks Public Schools Math and Science Center includes ten modern math classrooms, 14 flexible science teaching studios, a student health center, a 200-seat multi-purpose meeting room and a 1-5-seat planetarium. Located in the center of the main high school campus, the facility creates a visual and physical link between the Freshman Academy and the senior high classroom building. The project was designed to encourage collaboration between math and science as well as between the different grade levels.

GORZYCKI MIDDLE SCHOOL

Austin, Texas

The Gorzycki Middle School is both a landmark and a community center for the southwest Austin neighborhood and captures views of the surrounding rolling hills and the Austin skyline while blending with the natural environment of the site. The concept of creating a usable hub for the community organizations was important in designing shared areas that could be used for non-school related events. Each major corridor is identified with a unique color. To facilitate wayfinding, the library and commons space are located in the heart of the building, with corridors branching out toward classroom wings for grades sixth, seventh, eight and Special Education. The project achieved a 3-Star Rating from the Austin Energy Green Building program.

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER - FRISCO ISD

Dallas, Texas

This new 125,000 SF school was designed to attract and accommodate the district’s brightest students, and allow them to explore courses consistent with their chosen career field or field of interest (technology, agriculture, culinary arts, veterinary medicine, criminal justice, business or other specialized fields). The state-of-the-art facility prepares students for college and the 21st-century workforce in a competitive global economy, by combining academics with real-world spaces and hands-on experience. BAi, LLC provided acoustical consulting services for the TV, Radio and Control Room Studios as well as the HVAC Noise Control Design for the Auditorium and Stage.

EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOL

El Dorado, Arkansas

The $314,972-SF $43.3M high school opened in July of 2011. The two-story structure was designed for 1,500 students and includes more than 100 classrooms and instructional spaces, six dedicated computer labs, media center, 450-seat theater with sloped and tiered lecture seating, a basketball arena, 75-seat black box theatre, 13 science labs, “Main Street” circulation corridors and central rotunda, and an 8,000 SF student dining/commons with serving area.

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