The new J.C. Booth Middle School is a welcome and “fresh new start” to Fayette County Schools. The recently opened, 1,450-student campus was named to Learning By Design’s list of outstanding projects, earning recognition for its innovative learning features and distinct attention to safety and security. The new school replaces a former middle school of […]
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We are thrilled to announce that AD Henderson University School & FAU High School has been recognized as an Outstanding Project by Learning by Design. The school acts as a developmental research lab and was originally established in 1968 to support teacher preparation programs and educational research. The recently completed replacement consists of 107,000 SF
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Engineering News-Record Texas & Louisiana has released their 2023 Best Projects Awards based on safety, innovation, craft quality, and community or industry benefit. Both of the K-12 Category winners were PBK projects! Houston ISD’s Bellaire High School was awarded Best Project and Spring Branch ISD’s Stratford High School received Award of Merit. Congratulations to Houston
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Indiantown High School is a new public charter school that will positively affect the future of Indiantown, one of the most culturally diverse, economically challenged areas in Florida’s Treasure Coast region. Students at Indiantown High School will learn in the most technologically advanced classrooms and laboratories and will be empowered to pursue college credits or
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Architectural Record released their annual ranking of the top 300 American architecture firms by revenue. With 210.2 million in revenue, PBK moved up into the Top 20, an increase from 21st place in 2022. Congratulations to the entire PBK team for all of your hard work and dedication to our clients! View the full list here.
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In May, the Thomaston-Upson School System opened the Upson-Lee Agriculture Center, an 18,848-square-foot facility that includes a 10,155-sf climate-controlled show arena with artificial turf, an 8,693-sf holding area that can accommodate 75-80 animals, student project housing, restrooms, dressing rooms, and concessions. According to Superintendent Dr. Larry Derico, “From 2002 to present, we have worked with
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Canton, GA – Last week, the Cherokee County School District (CCSD) School Board unanimously approved construction of the district’s new $179 million Cherokee High School, designed by MSSA-PBK. The new 473,761 GSF high school is designed for 3,000 students and will feature 152 classroom, a 1,000-seat auditorium, and a 4,500-seat football stadium. Expected to open
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PBK was presented with the Business Partner Distinguished Service Award at the 2023 TAPPA Conference in Denton, Texas. The Business Partner Distinguished Service Award honors a member of TAPPA who has served as a consistent and exemplary volunteer supporting the organization’s mission. Over the last 10 years, PBK has been a proud supporter and sponsor of
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Building Design Magazine recently released it’s 2023 World Architecture 100 rankings and for the third consecutive year, PBK holds the #1 spot in the Education sector. Additionally, PBK ranked #9 in the Sports sector, #10 in the North America Region and jumped from #47 to #38 on the WA100 overall list. The WA100 market sector rankings are
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Round Rock ISD’s Redbud Elementary School was awarded the Exhibit of School Architecture’s Caudill Award. The Caudill Award is the highest honor in the annual Exhibit of School Architecture which recognizes projects that exemplify excellence in planning and design of the learning environment. The new, 123,000-square-foot school was inspired by the district’s desire to bring
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