Cypress-Fairbanks’ new 85,000-sq-ft multilevel, state-of-the-art performing arts center is located on a 26-acre property off Hwy. 290.

An old aquatic center originally built in the 1970s featured an outdoor recreational pool and was in need of an upgrade.

Constructed on what was a 65-acre cornfield, this $107.4-million high school spans 230,000 sq ft and will accommodate 1,300 students.

This $34.1-million project included a 55,000-sq-ft expansion for technical education and STEM education programs as well as a 41,500-sq-ft renovation in an effort to bolster Brighton High School’s capacity to provide life-changing programming for its students.

Niles Township High School District 219’s addition and renovation project addressed school safety concerns and enhanced the visitor experience, resulting in a three-story, 43,000-sq-ft addition and 16,000-sq-ft renovation.

The college-preparatory school expansion includes a wellness center and dorm, faculty apartments and communal amenities.

Situated on a knoll with a former football field at a lower elevation, the site for the three-story, 212,000-sq-ft building complicated a project that was already challenged by the close proximity of the operating high school.

A yearlong renovation transformed this 130,000-sq-ft, century-old middle school building into a state-of-the-art public charter school serving K-12 students from educationally underserved communities.

The Goodlettsville Elementary School renovation enhanced building aesthetics while bringing the school into adherence with learning environment standards set by Metro Nashville Public Schools.

Jewish Leadership Academy—a new Modern Orthodox middle and upper school in Miami—aims to combine academic rigor and Judaic studies with an emphasis on developing future leaders and giving back to the community.