Higher Education

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

The Lafferre Hall 1935/44 Renovation & Repair project will renovate approximately 40,000 GSF on the first floor to provide space for experiential teaching and learning labs, computer labs, student machine shop, and student team areas; and approximately 29,000 GSF for research space for engineering disciplines.

Slideshow of photographs taken of the interior demolition/renovation of Switzler Hall at the University of Missouri-Columbia.

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.

The design for the addition to the Turner Avenue Parking Garage at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri compliments the existing structure and adjacent building such as the Alumni Center.

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 renovation of Switzler Hall at the University of Missouri involved gutting the interior of the 20,759 gross square foot, four-level brick building and using a unique shoring system to support the exterior walls of the building from the inside while simultaneously reconstructing the building’s interior.

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 renovation of the interior and the design for accessibility of this historic building, the former residence of the Chancellor of the University of Missouri–Columbia, included a new elevator tower to match the existing building.

Due to growth in enrollment and changes in technology, Missouri Valley College decided to increase their library space with a 22 sq. ft. addition to Mabee Auditorium.

The 1,500 seat baseball stadium is divided vertically by a cross aisle with chair seats leading down to the field and bench seating up to the new press box level. A 1,500 square foot press box houses game management functions, press broadcast, and an alumni room.

It was challenging to program and design stadium facilities for an already existing track, soccer, and softball areas, as well as other track and field competitive events. Back-to-back seating offered an innovative solution for the Audrey J. Walton Stadium Complex at the University of Missouri in Columbia.

To give the historic Rolla Building new life, the entire interior was gutted, down to the basement floor. Entire floors were removed, some raised or lowered to make room for the technologies and safety codes of today.

The latest in audio/visual technology, excellent acoustics, and 300 comfortable seats on a handicapped accessible sloping floor are some of the amenities of this refurbished auditorium.