"Founded in 1950, Greenhill School is a leading independent day school serving nearly 1,400 students in the north Dallas suburb of Addison. A campus of venerable buildings and welcoming outdoor spaces provides an inclusive and interconnected educational setting. Seeking a transformative STEM and Innovation facility to empower students to collaborate and problem-solve in new ways, Greenhill engaged our practice to design a flexible, high-performing environment that could serve as a teaching tool for sustainability."
"Photographs:Nic Lehoux Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Tremco, Interface, Acme Brick, Calmac, Cardinal Acoustics, Modernfold, NGS, Nakamoto Forestry North America, Precision Lighting, Schlage, Selec Tech, Trane Category: Educational Architecture, Higher Education Lead Team: Daniel Lee, Tom Kirk, Margaret Sledge Design Team: Habeeb Muhammad, Tom Breslin, Judy Chang, Nicolas DelCastillo, Chris Renn, Chuck Nawoj, Nora Chase Office Lead Architects: Daniel Lee, AIA; Tom Kirk, Margaret Sledge Engineering & Consulting > Structural: Walter P. Moore"
The 67,400 ft² STEM and Innovation facility at Greenhill School was completed in 2024 to expand hands-on STEM learning for nearly 1,400 students. The project emphasizes flexibility, high performance, and sustainability, enabling collaboration and problem-solving across disciplines. The building integrates durable materials and systems from manufacturers such as Tremco, Interface, Acme Brick, and Trane. Lead architects include Daniel Lee, Tom Kirk, and Margaret Sledge, with design contributions from Habeeb Muhammad and others. Engineering and consulting partners included Walter P. Moore, DBR Engineering, Westwood, and Metropolitan Acoustics. Landscape architecture was provided by OJB and general contracting by Scott + Reid.
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