Education
Hermleigh K-12
A large entry portico and covered bus drop offer protected entry to the facility. Features include a 300 seat dining capacity cafetorium with large stage, a 408 seat gymnasium, home and visiting dressing, separate referee dressing, coach office with a view to the gymnasium, training room, library, science lab, computer labs, fine arts lab, distance
Rankin Elementary
The 69,080 square foot Rankin Elementary school architecturally compliments the adjacent CADCO designed Rankin High School completed in 2017. The two-level school features a large atrium used as learning spaces, with colors and designs used to stimulate the learning environment for elementary age students. The elementary will incorporate a high degree of learning technology through
Haskell Performing Arts Center
Haskell CISD wanted an iconic Auditorium to pair with their new Competition Gymnasium. The District wished to have a space used not only for drama and productions but for various community based events. The facility has proven to be versatile with events using the large front multipurpose Foyer/Lobby and Flexible seating count Auditorium.
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Haskell Competition Gymnasium
Haskell CISD’s beloved existing Gymnasium “the TEE-PEE” had become obsolete and lacked Handicapped Accessibility. Avoiding the risk of damaging the history of the Tee-Pee a larger more accommodating Gymnasium was proposed.
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Wylie Junior High School
Completed in 2019, the Wylie Junior High School has the become the educational anchor point for the east Abilene area. Encompassing 117,800 square feet, the school incorporates a 5000sf cafetorium, serving 420 students, with stage for UIL type performances, and 24,000sf of educational space There are two gymnasiums that total 18,515sf and seating for 1196
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Robert Lee ISD K-12
Located in west Texas, the 74,762sf Robert Lee ISD K-12 school facility, completed in 2010 has become the area’s most notable school building. The design features a clear separation between the upper and lower grades, with ease of student supervision by staff and faculty. In addition, the cafetorium features tiered seating with stage for UIL
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Rankin High School
Rankin ISD stresses the need to continue your education beyond high school which lead to the main design focus of emulating a college style facility. With no influence from CADCO; many of the residents in the area refer to the building as the “University of Rankin” or “University on the Hill.”
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Wylie East Elementary
Wylie Independent School District is one of the fastest-growing districts in the state of Texas. Flexibility and expansion were the leading criteria in developing the design for a new multi-phased 94,000 sqft. school.
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Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport ISD needed to expand its High School because of ever-growing student enrollment. They also needed a new competition gymnasium and band hall. The district requested a cohesive aesthetic that would incorporate their existing structures with the additions. The vast scale of the additions to the large facility led us to design a more prominent
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Wylie Performing Arts Center
Wylie Independent School District requested a dynamic signature facility to pair with their successful performance art programs and would instill pride within the Wylie and Abilene Communities. Adding a major artistic venue to the city of Abilene, the 1024 seat Wylie ISD Performing Arts Center was completed in 2017. The center incorporates full dressing rooms,
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Eastland High School
Eastland ISD’s historic 1926 David S. Castle High School was in dire need of a complete interior updating. Bringing a 90-year-old building into the 21 Century was a must for the community of Eastland especially because the high school is the prominent landmark for the area. The most important design concern was to ensure the
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