Colquitt, GA
A new 140,000 square foot facility that accommodates 1,000 students from kindergarten through 12th grade on one site was completed in the spring of 2009. The facility was designed to incorporate future additions that would enlarge the facility to over 160,00 square feet for 1,300 students. Grades K through 5 are separated from grades 6 through 12 with a shared core area of administration, media, and cafeteria, which reduces administration costs.
Also included on the site are two gymnasiums, two music rooms and art suites, technology and special education classrooms and three vocational education suites. With all of the latest technology incorporated, the new facility provides Miller County with a state-of-the-art school that made the most effective use of their budget.
Americus, GA
Funded through private sources, the Georgia Southwestern State University bell tower was created to symbolize the joint effort between local citizens, the community and the university’s educators. A clear focal point in the center of the campus, the bell tower serves as a constant symbol celebrating the cooperative involvement of the community and its university.
Talbotton, GA
The scope of this project included total modernization of the existing K-12 facility, and a new 22,000 square foot competition gymnasium. There were also two new main entry additions constructed to separate the elementary and middle/high administration areas, and increased security access.
This project also included replacement of grease trap and backflow preventer, a new roof, repair of electrical panels, lighting, and power throughout the buildings, replacing PA and clock systems, replacement of some exterior doors and frames, replacement of toilet partitions and fittings, and new floor and carpet throughout the buildings of the entire K-12 school.
