PreK-12

The Austin ISD Performing Arts Center: Ten Years Later

03 May 202406 May 2024|PreK-12

By Jessica Molter, AIA, LEED AP BD+C If you ask any architect, they have a handful of projects that stand out in their career as the projects that define them, the ones that they still think back upon and wish...

Jessica Molter signs beam at Topping Out Ceremony for Elgin ISD's Harvest Ridge Elementary

Balancing Budget and Innovation: New Benchmarks in School Design

02 February 202406 February 2024|Insights, PreK-12

By Jessica Molter, AIA, LEED AP BD+C In the ever-evolving world of architecture, rising costs and supply chain challenges have taught us to be more adaptable. Especially in education, architects have had to think on their feet. Case in point—an...

Representatives with Texas City ISD, Marathon Petroleum Corporation and Pfluger Architects cut the ribbon on the new Texas City ISD Marathon STEM and Robotics Center.

Pfluger Architects, Bartlett Cocke and Texas City ISD Open New Marathon STEM and Robotics Center

25 January 202425 January 2024|PreK-12

Texas City Independent School District (ISD) opened the doors to the district’s innovative new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and Robotics Center, a cutting-edge learning facility serving students in grades K-12. Designed and built by Pfluger Architects and Bartlett...

Midland ISD and Pfluger Architects Team Up for Historic Bond Win

06 December 202314 December 2023|Company News, PreK-12

Since the 1990s, the Midland ISD community had voted down five consecutive attempts to address secondary facility needs—the most recent, in 2019, was defeated by just 26 votes. So, in 2022, the district engaged Pfluger Architects to help them develop...

Rendering of Orangefield High School Courtyard

The Orangefield ISD Bond Success Story

02 December 202302 April 2024|Insights, PreK-12

Orangefield Independent School District has opened a new chapter in educational excellence since partnering with its community to improve the district's educational landscape. In 2023, Orangefield ISD voters passed a $42.9 million bond with 69% voter support to ensure the...

Pfluger Architects and Del Valle Break Ground on High School #2

Pfluger Architects and Del Valle ISD Break Ground on Second High School

04 November 202314 December 2023|Company News, PreK-12

Del Valle ISD and Pfluger Architects, with American Constructors, celebrated the groundbreaking for a second district high school. The new campus will help relieve overcrowding at the existing high school, which is operating 800 students beyond its intended capacity. Pfluger...

10 Tips to Rally the Vote for your Upcoming bond Election

Countdown to Election Day: 10 Tips to Rally the Vote

18 October 202318 October 2023|Insights, PreK-12

As the clock ticks down to your school district's bond election, we know how important it is to gather those last-minute votes. But don't worry, we've got you covered with some awesome tips! Our Director of Communications and Community Engagement,...

Students helping shovel at the groundbreaking for Dallas ISD's George Peabody Elementary

Pfluger Architects and Dallas ISD Break Ground on George Peabody Elementary

04 October 202311 October 2023|Company News, PreK-12

Shovels hit the ground, marking the start of construction for the new George Peabody Elementary School. Working with a neighborhood visioning team, Pfluger Architects has crafted a design concept that connects the occupants to nature by blurring the line between...

Del Valle ISD Central Child Development Center Named a Finalist at ULI Impact Awards

30 August 202306 December 2023|Company News, PreK-12

The Urban Land Institute (ULI) recognized Del Valle ISD’s Central Child Development Center (CDC) as a finalist in the “Next Big Idea” category at last night’s Impact Awards. ULI Austin’s annual Impact Awards are an opportunity to recognize and celebrate projects and...

Celebrating National Skilled Trades Day: How Local Communities and Industries Can Support Career and Technical Education Facilities

01 May 202327 September 2023|Insights, PreK-12

In the past, the notion of “college for all" failed to inspire students to adopt a love for learning. This is because not every high school student aspires to attend four more years of school. This doesn't mean that they...

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