Ellen Ochoa Elementary School
Ellen Ochoa Elementary School A tight-knit community centers around the new Ellen Ochoa Elementary. Collaboration and break-out zones are integrated together throughout the school to allow teachers to expand learning outside of the traditional classroom. Learners can explore new ideas and work on projects in various group sizes. This design helps the Academy to push […]
Briarwood Elementary School
Briarwood Elementary School The walls come alive to inspire young learners at this new school. Whimsical landscapes and playful typography encourage students to open their minds to new possibilities. Focusing on brain-based learning, every space at this new elementary school accommodates experiential learning. Corridors are learning spaces, with seating for large and small-group collaboration and […]
Trailwood Elementary School
Trailwood Elementary School Every space is an opportunity for learning. Described as a “dream school,” Trailwood focuses on hands-on, experiential learning. Corridors that would traditionally be meant for travel are transformed into work areas with soft seating, tables and easily accessible technology. Accommodating 550 students grades pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, the Principal and community are […]
Soaring Heights Elementary School
Soaring Heights Elementary School One-of-a-kind collaborative spaces encourage impromptu idea sharing and intimate one-on-one learning. The Learning Park, Tree House and Theatre in the Park are all flexible learning spaces unique to Soaring Heights. The flexible design emboldens educators and students to adapt their learning environment to the lesson. This school replaces the elementary school […]
EPiC Elementary School
EPiC Elementary School Re-imagining a former administrative building created innovative environments for all elementary school students while saving District resources and accommodating rapid population growth. Students at EPiC are encouraged to push the boundaries of what an educational space can be. The team set out to do more with less, designing spaces that were flexible […]
