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Lake Belton High School in Temple, Texas was designed to support 2,500 students. Covering two stories across 385,000 SF, key programming includes science, athletics, performing and fine arts, an auditorium, and a core learning center. To encourage 21st-century learning, architectural features include learning communities, think tanks, a central media center, a science super lab, CTE program support, and dispersed dining/service.

The design team led by O’Connell Robertson (architecture, MEP engineering, and interior design services) includes DLR Group (educational planning), Structures (structural), Pape Dawson (civil), Combs Consulting Group (technology/communications), BAi (acoustics/AV), Schuler Shook (theatrical planning), and Studio 1619 (landscape architecture), Foodservice Design Professionals (food service design), and Bartlett Cocke General Contractors (construction manager at risk).

BNSF Logistics new 50,000 square foot office, located at Cypress Waters in Dallas, Texas was designed by DLR Group . BNSF Logistics is a technology and people-driven third-party logistics company providing smart, creative supply chain solutions.

Salina Central High School improves aesthetics and acoustics with Rockfon ceilings

Blending new construction with renovated areas, Rockfon ceiling systems helped improve acoustics throughout the 60,000-square-foot high school

Salina Central High Schoolin Kansas celebrated the completion of its expansion and renovation project in March 2018. Originally constructed in 1952, the facility had not received many improvements through the decades. Maintaining the school’s sense of…

Wausau, Wisconsin (Oct. 2018) – Located in the colorful Mission District of San Francisco, Vida brings to life a long-vacant space as an upscale, mixed-use residential and retail, urban infill project. Designed by DLR Group|Kwan Henmi, the façade reflects the color and texture of the neighborhood’s Latin-influenced murals, craft and culture, and is scaled with respect to the adjacent buildings’…

“A Bridge Home” project to assist transition to long-term housing in Los Angeles

Design and development teams will help create clean, safe neighborhood sites

LOS ANGELES (July 10, 2018) – ULI Los Angeles, a District Council of the Urban Land Institute, is coordinating with Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office to help implement key recommendations from its recent reporton homelessness. ULI has gathered top-level architecture, landscape architecture and commercial real-estate leaders…