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Strategic five-year planning increments guide phased construction, renovations, and demolitions

Texas A&M University–Commerce – Campus Master Plan

In 2012, Texas A&M University-Commerce engaged a multidisciplinary team led by GFF to prepare a master plan that would serve as a framework for decision-making about the campus for the next twenty years. Two priorities drove this plan: projected growth in enrollment of 1,000 students per year and creating an excellent quality of life on campus, supported by academic facilities and amenities, in a pedestrian environment with a well-defined sense of place. Presented in five-year planning increments, the master plan illustrates the construction of new facilities, the renovation of existing resources, and the removal of outdated buildings. By 2032, A&M Commerce will have increased the total building area on campus by more than one million GSF to serve an enrollment of approximately 25,000.

K-12 & Higher Education

A campus landmark where art, music, and theater converge indoors and out

The Hockaday School – Center for the Arts

Dallas, Texas

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

Georgian-style exterior of the SMU Cox School of Business with brick facade, cupola, and central entry facing the David B. Miller Business Quadrangle.

This comprehensive transformation of the Cox School of Business merges historic context with modern academic ambition

SMU – Cox School of Business

University Park, Texas

Creating indoor and outdoor spaces that reflect Montessori teaching principles

White Rock Montessori

Dallas, Texas

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