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Negley Elementary School
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92,000 SF, Elementary
School
Owner: Hays Consolidated ISD
Architect: Huckabee
Method of Delivery: CM-at-Risk
Start/Completion: 03/05 - 03/06
Negley Elementary School is a 92,000 SF two-story facility
that includes two (2) classroom wings, an art room, resource
rooms, cafeteria, library, gymnasium and play fields. The building
consists of a drilled pier foundation, structural concrete slab,
masonry walls, with structural steel beams, steel joist, and
both standing seam metal and built-up roofing systems. This project was constructed for on a twelve (12) month construction schedule.
Construction started
in March 2005 and was completed in March 2006. |
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Forest Ridge Elementary School
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87,000 SF, Additions
& Renovations
Owner: North East ISD
Architect: Kell Munoz
Method of Delivery: CSP
Start/Completion: 12/00 - 12/01
Royal Ridge Elementary School is an 87,000 SF, two-story
concrete structure with a bituminous roofing membrane. The campus
consists of two (2) classroom wings and a third wing that includes
a cafeteria, library, gymnasium, administration and a centralized
mechanical room. This project was successfully completed in twelve (12) months
under the competitive sealed proposal delivery method. Because
this project was situated close to a residential community,
Bartlett Cocke General Contractors took an active role in the
neighborhood Home Owners Association. Our efforts included contributing
to their newsletter and attending their Association meetings. |
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Patricia Blattmann Elementary School |
83,150 SF, Elementary School
Owner: Northside ISD
Architect: PBK Inc.
Method of Delivery: CSP
Start/Completion: 05/02 - 05/03
Patricia Blattmann Elementary School is an 83,000 SF,
single-story facility that includes two (2) classroom wings,
an administration wing, an art room, cafeteria, library, gymnasium,
and play fields. The building consists of a slab-on-grade foundation,
structural steel columns and beams, steel joists, and both standing
seam metal and built-up roofing systems. This project was constructed
for Northside Independent School District on a twelve (12) month
construction schedule. Construction
started in May 2002 and was completed in May 2003. |
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Mary Lou Hartman
Elementary School |
95,000 SF, Hartman Elementary School
Owner: Judson ISD
Architect: PBK Inc.
Method of Delivery: CSP
Start/Completion: 07/02 - 07/03
Mary Lou Hartman Elementary School is a 95,000 SF, two-story
facility that includes two (2) classroom wings, an art room,
resource rooms, cafeteria, library, gymnasium, and play fields.
The building consists of a drilled pier and structural concrete
pan-slab foundation, cast-in-place concrete columns and beams,
steel joists, and both standing seam metal and built-up roofing
systems. This project was constructed for Judson Independent
School District on a twelve (12) month construction schedule.
Construction started in July
2002 and was completed in July 2003. |
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Rosalio Tobias Elementary School |
88,000 SF, Elementary School
Owner: Hays Consolidated ISD
Architect: Huckabee
Method of Delivery: CSP
Start/Completion: 06/02 - 06/03
Rosalio Tobias International Elementary School is an 88,500
SF, two-story facility that includes two (2) classroom
wings, an art room, resource rooms, cafeteria, library, gymnasium,
and play fields. The building consists of a drilled pier foundation,
structural concrete slab on carton forms, load bearing masonry
walls, with cast-in-place concrete beams, steel joists, and
both standing seam metal and built-up roofing systems.
This project was constructed for Hays Consolidated Independent
School District on a twelve (12) month construction schedule.
The Architect of record is Huckabee, Inc. Construction started
in June of 2002 and was completed in June 2003. Different from
most elementary schools, Rosalio Tobias International Elementary
School has a language arts magnet program. Starting in kindergarten,
students from both Spanish speaking and English speaking households
are integrated, and classes are taught in English and in Spanish.
Upon completing the six (6) years language arts magnet program,
these students will be fluent in both English and Spanish.
This project received the 2003 Associated Builders &
Contractors Excellence in Construction
Award. |
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Park Village Elementary School |
60,000 SF, Elementary School
Owner: Judson ISD
Architect: Garza/Bomberger & Associates
Method of Delivery: Design/Build
Start/Completion: 10/98 - 08/99
Park Village Elementary School is a great example
of what can be accomplished by a spirit of cooperation and teamwork.
In July 1998, the existing Park Village Elementary School
became a casualty of arson. The Judson Independent School District
moved swiftly and obtained permission from the State of Texas
for an emergency proclamation allowing them to negotiate to
build the new school under a design/build delivery method. In
early September 1998, Bartlett Cocke General Contractors began
work on a task to complete the new 60,000 SF school for the
1999 school year. This project was designed, bid and constructed
in nearly ten (10) months. Classes were allowed to start on
time in August 1999.
This campus consists of a 60,000 SF concrete and steel
structure with a standing seam metal roof. Designed for 850
students, the elementary school has 30 classrooms, two
(2) computer labs and a covered walkway connecting the new
school to the existing gymnasium. |
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Royal Ridge Elementary School |
87,000 SF, Elementary School
Owner: North East ISD
Architect: Kell Munoz
Method of Delivery: Competitive Sealed Bid
Start/Completion: 12/00 - 12/01
Royal Ridge Elementary School is an 87,000 SF, two-story
concrete structure with a bituminous roofing membrane. The campus
consists of two (2) classroom wings and a third wing that includes
a cafeteria, library, gymnasium, administration and a centralized
mechanical room. This project was successfully completed in
twelve (12) months under the competitive sealed proposal delivery
method. Because this project was situated closely to a residential
community, Bartlett Cocke General Contractors took an active
role in the neighborhood Home Owners Association. Our efforts
included contributing to their newsletter and attending their
Association meetings. |
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