Back to School Giveaway: Giving Back to Teachers through Classroom Grants
Back to School Giveaway: Giving Back to Teachers through Classroom Grants Posted on October 3, 2023 By Hollis + Miller Architects Coffee Truck Winners at Douglas County High School and Lone Jack High School As summer slowly fades into fall, excitement builds as students gear up for another school year. Another year older, another year […]
How Purposeful School Design can Create Parity During Rapid District Growth
How Purposeful School Design can Create Parity During Rapid District Growth Posted on August 1, 2023 By Hollis + Miller Architects As the community of North Kansas City, Missouri, continued to grow and expand over recent decades, it wasn’t long before school district officials began hearing some concern from residents. The district was building new […]
Looking Back & Moving Forward: Reflecting on the Impact of the Newly Renovated Advanced Technical Skills Institute
Looking Back & Moving Forward: Reflecting on the Impact of the Newly Renovated Advanced Technical Skills Institute Posted on July 6, 2023 By Hollis + Miller Architects The tables are turning in the career field, and the demand for career-focused training is higher than ever. Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City has been dedicated to providing accessible […]
Graduating into the Real World: Mollie Mytinger, Junior Graphic Designer
Graduating into the Real World: Mollie Mytinger, Junior Graphic Designer Posted on August 16, 2023 By Hollis + Miller Architects The transition from university to the “real world” can be intimidating, especially for young professionals determining which path to take when applying their education to a profession. Mollie Mytinger, a junior graphic designer, joined us […]
Meet Our Summer Emerging Professionals
Meet Our Summer Emerging Professionals Posted on June 21, 2023 By Hollis + Miller Architects Our collective team of emerging professionals bring a variety of different experiences and talents to the table. We are so excited to watch them grow as professionals this summer as they design our first-ever higher education Learnscape at Metropolitan Community […]
More than Meets The Eye: Integrating Graphics and Curriculum
More than Meets The Eye: Integrating Graphics and Curriculum Posted on April 14, 2022 By Hollis + Miller Architects Environmental graphic design, at its core, enhances the user experience and connects people to place. As educational specialists, we’ve challenged ourselves to explore how these graphics can aid in the learning environment. By integrating graphics with […]
Beyond the Building: Colorado SKIES Academy’s impact on aviation and aerospace communities
Beyond the Building: Colorado SKIES Academy’s impact on aviation and aerospace communities Posted on February 28, 2022 By Hollis + Miller Architects Imagine attending a middle school where, in addition to learning algebra, history and reading and writing, each day includes interactions with aviation and aerospace experts and hands-on STEAM experiences. Think of projects like […]
How Purposeful School Design can Create Parity During Rapid District Growth
How Purposeful School Design can Create Parity During Rapid District Growth Posted on November 29, 2021 By Hollis + Miller Architects What do you want to be when you grow up? I remember former Hollis + Miller Partner Gene Davis asking me this question when I began as an intern with the company in August […]
Behind the Colorado School Bonds: Maximizing growth opportunities
Behind the Colorado School Bonds: Maximizing growth opportunities Posted on November 2, 2021 By Hollis + Miller Architects NOTE: This is part of a series of posts on upcoming bond measures on the Nov. 2 ballot. You can read the rest of the series Simply put, successful bonds are the result of support and engagement […]
Behind the Bonds: Improvements leaving a lasting impact
Behind the Bonds: Improvements leaving a lasting impact Posted on October 28, 2021 By Hollis + Miller Architects NOTE: This is the first of a series of posts on upcoming bond measures on the Nov. 2 ballot. You will be able to read the rest of the series here. While school bond projects aren’t always […]
