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.

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, encompassing 262,000 square feet, and is currently under construction. 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.

Orange Beach Middle School

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.

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.

Guntersville High School