New additions of early childhood facilities to three existing, occupied elementary schools. Includes classrooms for early learners, teacher planning rooms, storage spaces, restrooms, and corridors connecting to the existing buildings.
Lincoln, NE
Battle Creek Public Schools
Elementary School: A 14,000 square foot renovation to upgrade classroom finishes in 5th and 6th grade, repurpose locker rooms into staff break and changing rooms, and convert garage/shop area into Special Education classrooms. Features a 1,775 square foot addition with a new main entrance, reception desk, nurse’s office, and administration space.
High School: A 6,000 square foot addition with classrooms, restrooms, welding booths, and a livestock area to promote agricultural growth within the school district. Features an updated track with a durable post-tensioned surface and expanded spaces for field events, including long jump, triple jump, pole vault, discus, and shot put.
Battle Creek, NE
Beatrice Public Schools
A new 146,000 square foot PK-5 elementary school, designed to support seven sections of grades PK-5. Features a two-story building with a full-size gymnasium, art and music rooms, 10 Pre-K classrooms, 36 K-5 classrooms, two innovation centers, and open-concept libraries. Highlights include a spiral slide, a FEMA-rated storm shelter, and a geothermal well field with a water-source heat pump HVAC system.
Beatrice, NE
Omaha Public Schools
A 9,900 square foot, two-story addition with dedicated spaces for three end users. Features a new main entrance for the high school, a first-floor public dental clinic, and a second-floor public medical office. Highlights include a large conference room, interior and exterior gathering stairs, a snowmelt system for exterior paving, and a precast structure with multiple exterior finishes, including EIFS, metal panels, curtain walls, and architectural mesh.
Omaha, NE