Crabapple Middle School
The Crabapple Middle School Replacement project is a 189,000-square-foot school built to replace the existing Crabapple Middle School in the heart of Roswell, Georgia. The school has seventy-six instructional units with the capacity to educate 1,225 students each year and was designed with educational “wings” dedicated to each area of study, including music and the…
Read MoreSusan Todd Pearson Middle School
The new Susan Todd Pearson Middle School is a brand new, ground-up campus located on the site of the old Cobb Horizons High School. Our team began with the demolition and removal of the old facility and preparing the site for this new 171,000-square foot, state-of-the-art middle school that is comprised of structural steel with…
Read MoreWalton High School
For the final phase of Walton High School’s Redevelopment we built a new, 151,000 SF addition in the middle of campus, while keeping the 2,200-student campus fully operational. Working with the school, we also renovated the existing baseball stadium, football stadium, track, practice fields, and parking lots. Through careful coordination with the school and community we ensured that this active high school operated seamlessly…
Read MoreMcClure Health Science High School
Gwinnett County Public School’s new 300,000 SF high school provides students with a variety of learning paths beyond the school district’s core curriculum. Those paths include college course credit and industry certifications in critical health science areas. The new health sciences high school will draw students and provide relief for the existing overcrowded High Schools.
Read MoreMichael R. Hollis Innovation Academy
Michael R. Hollis Innovation Academy approaches community engagement from a different perspective. While one can appreciate the brutalist style of architecture to the former John F. Kennedy Middle School, Hollis Innovation Academy requires something different. Adding curtainwall to the existing concrete structure brings natural light into the reconfigured spaces. Inside the school is an operations existing open healthcare clinic. Working…
Read MoreRonald E. McNair Middle School
The new Ronald E. McNair Middle School epitomizes innovation in every way. The replacement school is the first Future-Ready school in the County. Future-ready schools are characteristically collaborative, flexible, and welcoming, and those characteristics spilled over to the development team. Evergreen was highly collaborative with the full project team throughout the job. We remained flexible…
Read MoreThe Gladys S. Dennard Library at South Fulton
Union City, GA–Renovations and expansion of the existing South Fulton Library more than doubled the size and included a new four story parking deck. Situated on a wooded lot, the updated glass rotunda and new windows throughout welcome the outside in. BIM modeling ensured that the state of the art library would truly operate as a “media…
Read MoreSchool of Architecture Building Kennesaw State University
Marietta, GA–This innovative facility prepares tomorrow’s architects in a unique environment that encourages invention and creativity. The dynamic space features classrooms, faculty offices, design studios, a building systems laboratory, and a presentation gallery.
Read MoreMcNair Middle School Replacement
College Park, GA—A model school for 21st century learning, McNair features immersive learning “neighborhood” environments which include team lecture and collaboration spaces, individual work areas, tiered lecture spots, and a central teacher planning node within each neighborhood. The school’s design focuses on preparing students for the changing needs of college, workforce, and future careers.
Read MoreCambridge High School
Milton, GA—Cambridge High School bridges two metro-Atlanta communities, Alpharetta and Milton, via education. The wetlands running through the school’s campus required creating a bridge which is as symbolic as it is physical. Just as the physical bridge unites this sprawling campus, it symbolically represents the bridging of the students and the two cities, too.
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