Principal: Chris Davis

Currently, in Design Development, the School of Nursing & Health Sciences at Missouri Valley College is a [...]

This project involves a 2-story 20,000 sq. ft. addition and renovations to the Locust Street Elementary School, [...]

The first facility of its kind in central Missouri, this building will be a collaboration between Ranken Technical College and Southern Boone Schools.

The Nature School will be an opportunity for fifth graders throughout Boone County to be immersed in experiential, nature- and place-based learning. The project is the result of a partnership between Columbia Public Schools and the Missouri Department of Conservation. Land for the school was donated by Hank Waters and Vicki Russell. Phase One construction includes the building of the pavilion, funded by the Missouri Department of Conservation, and construction of the Council House, made possible by a gift from the Audubon Society.

Cedar Ridge Elementary School students have a new home with multiple sets of bathrooms, a cafeteria with [...]

Douglass High School is Columbia Public School's alternative high school, the primary purpose of which is to [...]

Design Details: The new John Warner Middle School will accommodate 700 students (anticipated in the next 20 [...]

Grant Elementary School Addition and Renovation will be a two-story addition on the South end of the existing classroom wing that will include 3 general classrooms as well as Art, Music, Pre-school, Kindergarten, ELL, and SPED classrooms. 

Beulah Ralph Elementary School, Columbia’s 21st elementary school, was developed in an effort to address overcrowding in other schools such as Mill Creek Elementary School, eliminate the need for trailer classrooms, and reduce class sizes.

The Columbia Public Schools' Early Childhood Learning Center is a 54,000 sq. ft. multistory new school building in northern Columbia on the property of Lange Middle School at 2201 Smiley Lane.

Missouri Valley College is the home of the 78,000 square foot Burns Athletic Center that includes a 2,000-seat gymnasium, indoor track, weight room, locker rooms, training rooms, classrooms, coaches' offices, and the Viking Hall of Fame.

The Central Methodist University Allied Health Building project is a two-story classroom and lab building for Allied Health Professionals. When completed, the facility will be state-of-the-art with technology for teaching/researching purposes.

This new school project included programming, work sessions, spatial relationship diagrams and initial schematic design drawings and construction administration. The new school was completed in August of 2015.

Designed to be a recruiting tool and showcase for the college, this $6 million, 44,841 sq. ft. multipurpose facility includes on its 29,925 sq. ft. first floor a fitness center, student lounge and café, Student Life Department Administrative Offices, a Student Health Clinic, and a multipurpose gymnasium.

The new addition at Rock Bridge High School includes an auxiliary gym, weight room, wrestling room, varsity football locker room and three team locker rooms.

The new gym and classroom addition at Hickman High School includes a competition gym, a 2,200 seat football grandstand, and a two-story building housing classrooms for vocational studies.

With aspirations to increase the private school options in the region, the Diocese of Jefferson City hired the PWA team to develop a master plan and designs for a new Regional Catholic High School in Columbia, Missouri.

PWA worked with Walker Parking Consultants/Engineers, Inc. on this 8-story parking structure located in downtown Columbia, Missouri. The parking garage has about 703 spaces and provides about 48 spaces of secure parking for Columbia police vehicles.

The Central Methodist University Weight room Addition project is an approximate 10,000 square foot addition to Puckett Fieldhouse which includes a weight room, coaches offices, meeting rooms, and public restrooms.

The Audrain County Historical Society believed it was essential to communicate the history record of the industry in the county and contacted PWA about designing an addition to their existing building that would serve as a Fire Brick Museum.

The new Williams-Keepers office, prominently located in a two-story office building in Columbia, Missouri is an approximately 20,000 square foot build-out of a shell space. Having grown out of a three-level building with an inefficient layout, their new space would be all on one level which would allow for the number of common facilities to be reduced and consolidated.

This first phase of a multi-phase project for the Southern Boone County School District included one new building and improvements to various buildings on the school district's three separate campuses.