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    With education through play at the forefront, LISD’s new Early Childhood Learning Center celebrates kids and redefines how we look at pre-kinder design

    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center

    The Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center, a free-standing 76,000 SF facility, will serve 350 children between six weeks and four years of age. The first of its kind in Texas, this new center expands pre-kindergarten access for early intervention while offering daycare for district employees; an advantage that enhances both teacher recruitment and retention efforts.

    The naturally sloping site and complex organizational needs of the building were resolved through a series of building forms representing stepping stones for each of the age groups, connected by threads of transparent circulation weaving through and connecting the program.

    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center
    Longview ISD Early Childhood Learning Center

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    • Public plaza at UT Dallas Athenaeum Phase 1, designed for community engagement and cultural events.

      Born from a continued partnership, this project translates a bold vision into a place for art, scholarship, and gathering

      UT Dallas – Arts and Performance Complex – Phase 1 Athenæum

      Dallas, Texas

    • Immersive classrooms designed for field biology and botany studies

      Lakehill Preparatory School – Environmental Science Building

      Dallas, Texas

    • A student-centered hub designed to elevate spiritual life and social connection

      Dallas Theological Seminary – Chapel and Student Life Center

      Dallas, Texas

    • Perspective of red brick and limestone library with classical portico and students gathered on an outdoor terrace.

      Preserving the American West while expanding the future of research and scholarship

      SMU – The Rees-Jones Library of the American West

      Dallas, Texas

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    • Jeremy Roehr

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    • Mark Holsinger

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    • Steve Brookover

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