Bath Elementary School

Revere Local School District's 75,000 SF Bath Elementary School was the product of the BSHM/Perkins+Will design team collaboration. The Elementary staff embraced the student centered learning concept incorporating flexible learning spaces.

University of Akron / Cummings Center

The 11,000 SF Cummings Center for the History of Psychology project involved renovating the existing third and fourth floors of the existing 1915 commercial building. The Cummings Center maintains state-of-the-art storage facilities and classrooms, two galleries and a library open to the public. Additionally, The Cummings Center has been a member of the Smithsonian Institution Affiliations Program since 2002.

Champion PK-8 School

The BSHM PK-8 building design creates academic houses that contain two grade levels in each pod. The classrooms are centered around an open Extended Learning Area (ELA) - each classroom is equipped with large operable doors to facilitate easy access to the ELA. The BSHM design provides a food service/dining commons that will allow the school to run two lunch periods simultaneously so that PK-4 students and grade 5-8 students are separately served. The dining commons serves as the event lobby for the twin gymnasiums.

Cleveland Heights High School

183,000 SF of the 1926 High School was completely renovated to replace all interior finishes, doors, windows, HVAC, plumbing, electrical and technology systems to return the facility to its original grandeur while accommodating contemporary instructional models. The building also received 173,000 SF of additions to house the District’s career tech programs, additional classrooms, physical education spaces, a new pool and fine and performing arts facilities. The project utilized Student Centered Learning Environments in numerous academic departments. The addition contains a variety of CT programs.

Cardinal Joint Fire District

The station is designed in a response to unify the building types surrounding the site: a factory to the east, a large gable-roofed church to the west, and numerous houses to the north. The building features a double deep apparatus bay for five vehicles, a 50 person training room, interior skills training features, bunks, offices, kitchen, day room and an exercise room.

New Construction of the 12,000 SF Fire Station and EMS Facility started in late fall of 2016 and Owner occupancy was provided on June 26, 2017.

Taft Technology Center

Taft Technology Center is a Design/Build project located in downtown Youngstown, Ohio procured through a competitive design process. Home to Turning Technologies, the facility is owned by the Youngstown Business Incubator, whose credentials include being ranked 11th in the world for these types of business start-up generators. The building’s winning open plan embraces the Incubator’s concept of collaborative entrepreneurial partnerships.