Madison Middle School
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{loadmoduleid 182} The 54,610 square foot facility houses a variety of classes that encompass a wide array of trades. These include health sciences, automotive, industrial maintenance, welding, computer information systems, electricity and carpentry. The Branscum Team was led by Project Manager Jonathan Smith, Site Project Manager Assisant Destin Robinson, Superintendent Larry McGowan & Keith Kerns.
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{loadmoduleid 182} The Boyle County Middle School opened to students at the end of September 2020, while the work continued on the Center for the Performing Arts. The 500 seat cultural and performing art theater is in the last stage of construction. The theater was built with an astonishing exterior 65 foot tall concrete wall,
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Learn more about our General Contracting process. Location Albany, Kentucky Owner: Clinton County Board of Education Project Size: 26,000 square feet Architect: Gary Scott & Associates
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The new Garrard County High School is paving the way in Kentucky by providing students with a state-of-the-art learning facility. The new school was constructed on an 84-acre site and constructed in two Phases. Phase 1 entails the construction of the main body of the high school including classrooms to serve 800 students and common space
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{loadmoduleid 182} The Casey County Board of Education wanted to keep the 1936 Liberty Elementary gymnasium due to it’s history. The architect, Sherman Carter Barnhart worked with the board to design ways to keep the bones of the WPA gymnasium but to update the gym while adding additional classrooms and a maintenance facility. The Branscum Team
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Whitley County Board of Education received an award from EnergyStar on their energy efficiency at the new Pleasant View Elementary. The new state-of-the-art school had a one year savings of over $25,000 in energy costs, which is a 55 percent drop in cost below the older smaller elementary school. The new Pleasant View Elementary School
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