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Trussville Sports Complex
This transformative project replaced a beloved, nearly 40-year-old City baseball and softball complex with a modern, state-of-the-art facility. The new complex features updated fields, fencing, and dugouts designed for durability and performance. A highlight of the project is the addition of a much-needed Miracle Field, offering inclusive opportunities for athletes of all abilities. With the use of advanced materials and construction methods, the updated complex is built to serve the community for decades to come. We’re proud to support generations of young athletes learning and growing through the game.
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Benjamin Russell High School
Benjamin Russell High School is a new educational facility for Alexander City Schools, located in Alexander City, Alabama. The school is designed to serve Grades 9 through 12. The extensive facility features a Kitchen/Cafeteria, a 650-seat Auditorium, Band and Choral spaces, Health Sciences areas, a Media Center, a 1,200-seat Competition Gymnasium, a Two-Story Classroom Wing, Administrative Offices, a Storm Shelter, and New Site and Athletic Amenities. Our design pays homage to the local identity, incorporating a "Lake Martin" aesthetic that blends seamlessly into the community while providing 262,000 square feet of modern learning space. With features like a centrally located courtyard and advanced science labs, state-of-the-art culinary kitchens to the acoustically engineered band room—which doubles as a fortified tornado shelter—every detail was designed with the safety and success of these students in mind. This project was more than just a build; it was about creating a vibrant hub for arts, academics, and athletics that will serve the central Alabama region for generations to come. This campus is now a premier educational facility in the state.
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Boaz Recreation Center
The Boaz Recreation Center is an approximately 47,000-square-foot multi-use civic facility designed to serve residents of all ages as a comprehensive wellness and community hub. The program includes two competition pools, an indoor 8-lane natatorium, and a resort-style leisure pool with slide and water features, supporting year-round aquatic programming and recreational use. Additional amenities include an upper-level walking track, gymnasium and fitness areas, four meeting rooms, locker rooms, and dedicated Park & Recreation administrative offices. Designed to promote health, recreation, and community engagement, the facility provides flexible spaces for organized sports, aquatic events, fitness programs, and civic gatherings while enhancing the City of Boaz’s recreational infrastructure.
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Best Pre-K Academy
This 32,250-square-foot Pre-K school is designed to support early childhood development through an engaging and dynamic learning environment. The facility includes age-appropriate classrooms, a flexible multipurpose room, and a dedicated motor skills area to encourage physical growth and play-based learning. A central corridor connects these spaces and serves as a visual journey through the seasons—each section differentiated by vibrant environmental graphics, colors, and textures that reflect spring, summer, fall, and winter. These seasonal themes not only aid wayfinding but also create an ever-changing sense of discovery for students as they move through the building, reinforcing connections to nature and the passage of time.
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Hoover High School Performing Arts Center
Completed in May 2024, the 32,029-square-foot Hoover High Performing Arts Center delivers a premier performance venue designed to support both student achievement and community engagement. The 945-seat auditorium features tiered seating with exceptional sightlines, integrated acoustic ceiling clouds, and a fully equipped stage with advanced theatrical lighting and rigging systems to accommodate a wide range of productions. The expansive lobby creates a strong first impression with floor-to-ceiling glazing, warm wood-look flooring, and sculptural curved soffits with integrated linear LED lighting. Thoughtfully designed circulation, accessible features, and comfortable gathering areas enhance functionality while reinforcing a contemporary, welcoming identity.
Priceville Junior High School
This 97,000 SF new junior high school was designed for Morgan County Schools. It provides a modern and safe space for students and the community. Designed to serve future generations, the building features: 28 state-of-the-art classrooms, 5 advanced AMSTI labs, a vibrant 800-seat gymnasium, a vital tornado shelter for 1,250 occupants, dedicated spaces for band, vocational education and a full kitchen / cafeteria.
Boaz Recreation Center
The Boaz Recreation Center is an approximately 47,000-square-foot multi-use civic facility designed to serve residents of all ages as a comprehensive wellness and community hub. The program includes two competition pools, an indoor 8-lane natatorium, and a resort-style leisure pool with slide and water features, supporting year-round aquatic programming and recreational use. Additional amenities include an upper-level walking track, gymnasium and fitness areas, four meeting rooms, locker rooms, and dedicated Park & Recreation administrative offices. Designed to promote health, recreation, and community engagement, the facility provides flexible spaces for organized sports, aquatic events, fitness programs, and civic gatherings while enhancing the City of Boaz’s recreational infrastructure.
Orange Beach Middle School
Orange Beach Middle School is a 131,800-square-foot academic campus designed to serve a growing coastal community. The facility includes 31 education classrooms, two science labs with adjoining science classrooms, and a 4,400-square-foot media center supporting collaborative and independent learning. The program features a full-size auditorium; dedicated band and choral facilities with support spaces; a cafeteria with seating for 384 students indoors and 288 students outdoors; and a large gymnasium with four locker rooms, coaches’ offices, and laundry facilities. The campus was planned with a secure design approach, emphasizing controlled access, efficient circulation, and durable materials suited for a coastal environment while promoting flexible, student-centered instructional spaces.
Guntersville High School
The new Guntersville High School is a 134,748-square-foot comprehensive academic facility designed to support 21st-century learning. The campus includes modern classrooms, collaborative learning environments, STEM labs, career technical spaces, administrative offices, and student commons areas. The design prioritizes safety, functionality, and long-term adaptability while creating an engaging and inspiring environment for students and faculty. Constructed adjacent to an active campus, the project required careful coordination to maintain uninterrupted school operations. Enhanced security measures include a double-entry airlock, secured classroom doors, approximately 147 monitored cameras, and School Resource Officer support.
Hewitt-Trussville High School Softball Complex
The complex features a premier softball field, covered bleacher seating, a fully equipped press box, modern dugouts, and a dedicated softball fieldhouse. The fieldhouse includes locker rooms and an indoor hitting facility, providing athletes with top-tier amenities for training and game-day preparation. Known as Roberts Stadium, this complex sets a new standard for high school softball venues, and we look forward to countless memorable games here for years to come.
Thompson High School
Thompson High School in Alabaster, Alabama, part of the Alabaster City Schools, features a total of 431,000 square feet. The facility includes 105 classrooms, a large secure interior courtyard, and a 5,500 square-foot Innovation Center. Specialized educational spaces consist of 6 science lab classrooms and 20 labs dedicated to career technology, business, and computer studies. The school also provides a cafeteria with seating capacity for 654 students.
Benjamin Russell High School
Benjamin Russell High School is a new educational facility for Alexander City Schools, located in Alexander City, Alabama. The school is designed to serve Grades 9 through 12. The extensive facility features a Kitchen/Cafeteria, a 650-seat Auditorium, Band and Choral spaces, Health Sciences areas, a Media Center, a 1,200-seat Competition Gymnasium, a Two-Story Classroom Wing, Administrative Offices, a Storm Shelter, and New Site and Athletic Amenities. Our design pays homage to the local identity, incorporating a "Lake Martin" aesthetic that blends seamlessly into the community while providing 262,000 square feet of modern learning space. With features like a centrally located courtyard and advanced science labs, state-of-the-art culinary kitchens to the acoustically engineered band room—which doubles as a fortified tornado shelter—every detail was designed with the safety and success of these students in mind. This project was more than just a build; it was about creating a vibrant hub for arts, academics, and athletics that will serve the central Alabama region for generations to come. This campus is now a premier educational facility in the state.
Oak Mountain High School Performing Arts Center
The Fine Arts (Band and Choral) Addition to Oak Mountain High School, includes a New Band Room of 5,000 square feet with 18-foot ceilings, a viewing platform, and the capability to be divided into two separate rehearsal spaces, as well as a New Choir Room measuring 2,540 square feet, also with 18-foot ceilings. The addition also provides a New Band Room, a New Choir Room, an Ensemble Practice Room, New Staff/Student Restrooms, Trophy Display, Offices, Music, and Instrument Storage.
Heman Drummond Center of Innovation
The Heman Drummond Center of Innovation is a state-of the art Career and Technical education center designed to accommodate 2,100 high school students. The facility prepares students with innovative training in fields such as cyber IT, healthcare, automotive and construction through industry certifications, college-level technical courses, mentorships, apprenticeships, and internships. The project is currently under construction and is anticipated to be complete in the Fall of 2026.
Best Pre-K Academy
This 32,250-square-foot Pre-K school is designed to support early childhood development through an engaging and dynamic learning environment. The facility includes age-appropriate classrooms, a flexible multipurpose room, and a dedicated motor skills area to encourage physical growth and play-based learning. A central corridor connects these spaces and serves as a visual journey through the seasons—each section differentiated by vibrant environmental graphics, colors, and textures that reflect spring, summer, fall, and winter. These seasonal themes not only aid wayfinding but also create an ever-changing sense of discovery for students as they move through the building, reinforcing connections to nature and the passage of time.
Winterboro School
Independent functioning high school and elementary school under one roof, features shared cafetorium and media center in the middle, stone façade and coordinating brick to match the historic school next door, competition gymnasium and play gymnasium with rubber flooring.
Russellville High School
Russellville High School is a New Construction/Renovation project for Russellville City Schools located in Russellville, Alabama, covering 42,000 SF. The project includes a new classroom building that is attached to the existing library and cafeteria. This new building features 17 classrooms, a new lobby entrance, and administration offices.
Trussville City Schools Board of Education Offices
The Trussville City Schools Board of Education Offices project in Trussville, Alabama, involves the new construction of a 20,000 square-foot facility. This new office features a Board Room, Training Rooms, and general Office Spaces for Trussville City Schools.
Opelika Public Library
The City of Opelika commissioned a contemporary public library facility and gathering place for city events, intended as a destination not only for local citizens, but the region as well. City officers and staff expressed a desire for the library to have multifunctional spaces that would serve to host community events. The 25,000 square foot single level structure contains a 250-seat auditorium, multipurpose rooms (one serving as a storm shelter), offices, storage, computer labs, main book stacks with glass separated, yet adjacent children’s and teen areas, a “maker space”, and regional genealogy collection with an independent mechanical system to maintain specific humidity and temperature requirements. The design allows ample sight lines to surrounding spaces from the main circulation desk integrating interior storefront glazing, allowing each space to feel visually connected to one another. Exterior glazing allows for views from inside, and conversely, engage the interior from exterior spaces in the evening. The open and inviting structure holds expanses of glass for light and views, not only from within, but highlighting the building as a glowing landmark and beacon of knowledge - night or day.
City of Oxford - East Metro Area Crime Center
The East Alabama Metro Area Crime Center or EMACC, is a 12,500 square foot facility constructed behind City Hall in Oxford, AL. The facility is designed to be a hub for local municipalities to gather and share information about crime related incidents in and around the Oxford area. The EMACC is equipped with the latest technology to observe and maintain remote cameras set up within the City of Oxford and surrounding areas. The building contains a centralized "Command Center" Chief's office and conference room, as well as IT and Fire Department offices.
City of Troy Recreation Center
The City of Troy Recreation Center is a 50,000-square-foot community recreation facility owned and operated by the City of Troy Parks & Recreation Department. Designed as a central hub for wellness, sports, and community activities, the center delivers a broad range of indoor recreational amenities and programming. The facility includes full-sized gymnasiums adaptable for basketball, volleyball, and multipurpose events; racquetball and gymnastics areas; and a comprehensive indoor aquatic center with zero-depth entry pool access and adjacent outdoor pool. Ancillary features include locker rooms, administrative support spaces, a teen center, multipurpose rooms, and a mezzanine walking track that promotes year-round health and fitness. Since its completion in December 2005, the Recreation Center has served as a key destination for organized sports, fitness classes, family activities, and community events—enhancing recreational opportunities and quality of life for Troy residents and regional visitors alike.
Jefferson County Metro Area Crime Center
The Jefferson County Metro Area Crime Center is located in Birmingham, Alabama, and is owned by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. The facility, a renovation and addition project, spans 4,600 square feet. Key areas within the center include a Command Center, Video Center, Data Room, Offices, a Workroom, and dedicated Storage and Maintenance Areas.
Helena City Hall
The new Helena City Hall project consists of a new $15 million, 3-story, approximately 38,000 SF +/- municipal building for the City of Helena, AL. Located at the intersection of Hwy 52 W and Hillsboro Parkway in Shelby County, the building is a successor to the 30-year-old Helena Municipal Building and is the centerpiece of a new mixed-used, public/private collaboration - known as the Hillsboro Town Center - between the City of Helena and U.S. Steel Real Estate. The town center was developed as part of the "Helena Forward" initiative, which also includes the Helena Sports & Leisure Complex. U.S. Steel donated the land for the project - which was once a former mining operation - and coordinated the site’s infrastructure work. The new City Hall was designed in a Neo-Classical style with a projecting gabled portico supported by monumental columns. The building includes an open atrium Entry Lobby with a grand circular stair at the center. Ground floor space is provided for administrative offices, files, and conference rooms, as well as a 3,600 square-foot senior center. The 2nd floor houses the City Council Chamber, Mayor's office and other municipal departments. A 10,000 SF 3rd floor is being constructed and left unfinished for the City’s future expansion needs.
Montgomery Multiplex at the Cramton Bowl
The Montgomery Multiplex at the Cramton Bowl is a 70,000 square-foot indoor multi-purpose facility on the edge of downtown Montgomery. This unique facility can accommodate 15 volleyball courts, six tennis courts, two soccer fields, 20 wrestling mats, and could host additional sporting events like gymnastics, beach volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, boxing, weightlifting, ultimate Frisbee and dance, along with baton and twirling clinics and sports camps. The complex includes exhibit space, reception area, theater, banquet, and classroom spaces. There is fixed seating for 1,100 with additional seating up to 5,000.
Hewitt-Trussville Outdoor Athletic Pavillion
This newly constructed, covered athletic pavilion provides Hewitt-Trussville High School students with a versatile, weather-resistant space for a variety of physical activities. Featuring synthetic turf and situated adjacent to the main stadium, the pavilion offers a shaded environment ideal for year-round use. Prominently displaying school spirit through glowing signage, the facility is a dynamic addition to the campus that enhances student experience, regardless of weather conditions.
Troy University North End Zone
The Troy University North End Zone expansion enhances both game-day experience and daily football operations. The 82,200-square-foot facility provides over 70,000 square feet of dedicated program space integrated seamlessly into the existing stadium. The project includes a new locker room complex, mud room, team lounges, Strength & Conditioning center, nutrition and training areas, hydrotherapy and recovery pools, equipment storage and repair, laundry facilities, coaches’ offices, and team meeting rooms. Recruiting-focused amenities include a sponsor trophy wall and media entertainment wall. Game-day features include a 35-by-90-foot video board and 400 premium club seats. Designed to complement the stadium’s architecture, the facility strengthens Troy University’s athletic brand while delivering modern, performance-driven amenities for student-athletes and fans alike.
Thompson High School Athletics
The Thompson High School Athletic Complex is a $19.2 million, comprehensive athletics development designed to support one of Alabama’s premier high school athletic programs. The project includes a 5,500-seat football stadium and a 58,000-square-foot athletic support complex anchored by a 30,000-square-foot indoor practice facility. The complex also encompasses weight training areas, field houses, baseball and softball stadiums, track and field facilities, and tennis courts—creating a fully integrated athletic campus. Designed to provide state-of-the-art amenities for student-athletes, coaches, and spectators, the facility enhances training capabilities, game-day experience, and program operations. Completed in February 2018, the athletic complex is a key component of the broader $68 million Thompson High School campus development, addressing the rapid growth of the Alabaster community while delivering a high-performance environment that supports competitive excellence and long-term program sustainability.
Helena High School Athletics
After the formation of a new Helena High school district by the Shelby County Board of Education, there became a need for a new High School Building along with athletic fields and support buildings for the new Football, Baseball, Track/Field, and Softball programs. The project consisted of a new Football field with natural turf and a track around the perimeter with seating for 4,200 constructed of aluminum with a premanufactured press box, a fieldhouse, home, and visitor concessions with toilet facilities were provided and designed in complimentary architecture to the High School Building. The baseball and softball fields were designed with identical 2 story Concession/ Press box buildings, Home, and Visitor dugouts. These were constructed out of Split-Faced CMU wood roof framing and prefinished metal roofing. Toilets for the fans were constructed in the visitor dugouts with a locker room as part of the home dugout. The package also included a band practice field and a soccer field. The site was on a hill side that had to be graded down in a cut and fill method to provide the plateaued areas for the school and athletic complex. In addition to this there were mines that required entrances to be sealed and shored.
Trussville Sports Complex
This transformative project replaced a beloved, nearly 40-year-old City baseball and softball complex with a modern, state-of-the-art facility. The new complex features updated fields, fencing, and dugouts designed for durability and performance. A highlight of the project is the addition of a much-needed Miracle Field, offering inclusive opportunities for athletes of all abilities. With the use of advanced materials and construction methods, the updated complex is built to serve the community for decades to come. We’re proud to support generations of young athletes learning and growing through the game.
Oxford High School Athletic Facility
The Oxford High School Athletics Facility in Oxford, Alabama, part of Oxford City Schools, is a 60,000 square foot new construction addition serving grades 9 through 12, featuring a 40-yard full-width indoor practice facility, weight rooms, locker rooms for home and visitors, equipment storage, a trainer/medical room, an auditorium-style team meeting room, coaches’ offices with balconies and conference rooms, multipurpose rooms, a trophy display, roof terrace, and concessions.