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S&P once again teamed with Rey de la Reza Architects to compete in the annual AIA Sandcastle Competition in Galveston, TX. The annual event is a fund-raising event for AIA Houston and the ArCH Foundation as well as one of the top five revenue generating events for the City of Galveston. Our team began working months in advance generating ideas, developing designs, and assigning duties. On the day of the event the teams, stretched along the beach front, meticulously sculpt their piles of sand and work non-stop for five hours. Employees and their families enjoyed a beautiful day on the beach, and all for a great cause!

Work on the new Madison High School is underway. S&P crews have demolished athletic fields and begun construction on a new parking lot across the street from the current building. The work is part of the project’s first phase, which also includes construction of the new high school. Construction of the $93.9 million new school is part of the voter-approved 2012 Bond Program. According to design plans, the two-story building will be built facing West Orem Drive on the school’s existing athletic fields.

Photo by HISD

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Houston Independent School District featured the new Wisdom High School on the District news blog. The new, $74 million project, part of HISD’s 2012 Bond Program, recently reached substantial completion.

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In the Spring 2017 issue, Learning by Design magazine recognized S&P’s Cypress Park High School as an Outstanding Project. The publication focuses on education design innovation and excellence, and showcases projects from all over the United States. Published twice each year, this prestigious magazine recognizes the projects by the best firms.

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The Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Board of Trustees awarded Satterfield & Pontikes the Cypress Falls High School renovation project. The $27 M project consists of interior renovations and mechanical and electrical upgrades with limited exterior work. Interior renovations include remodeling existing athletic and PE locker rooms, updating student restrooms, replacement of all interior doors and hardware, replacement of auditorium seating, culinary lab renovation, LED light fixtures and lighting controls, replacement of main electrical service switch gear, fire alarm system, DDC controls, replacement of selected HVAC units, installation of wood dance floor, security system upgrades including card readers, cameras and secure vestibule, pool filtration, chemical feeder replacement and partial acoustical ceiling system replacement.

The North East Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to award the Regency Place Elementary School Addition and Renovations Project to Satterfield & Pontikes Construction (S&P) as the Construction Manager at Risk. S&P will be responsible for providing pre-construction services as well as managing the construction activities for the facilities.

The project is part of the District’s 2015 $499 Million Bond Program, and includes construction of a new classroom addition that will replace twenty-four portable buildings with permanent facilities, as well as renovations to the existing campus facilities. O’Connell Roberston & Associates is leading the A/E team, and the design encompasses 55,978 square feet of new facility additions and 3,547 square feet of interior renovations. The project budget is $16,750,000, and estimated completion for the multi-phased construction is August of 2019.

S&P is providing Design and Construction Management services for Delta Air Lines on the $4 billion renovation program at LaGuardia Airport. In this role, Delta Air Lines is holding the trade contracts directly and using S&P to administer those contracts. Our responsibilities include:

• Construction management
• Project controls
• Quality assurance and quality control program
• Testing and commissioning
• Project close-out
• Cost control

Read more about the project on Delta’s website.

Last week, Satterfield & Pontikes presented Nora’s Home with a check for $65,000 – a donation that will provide over 1,500 nights to transplant patients and their families. The funds are proceeds from the annual golf tournament that our firm hosts and sponsors to benefit the Nora’s Home organization, a Houston-based charity that offers affordable lodging for pre-transplant and post transplant patients and their families who travel to any of the Texas Medical Center transplant centers. Accepting the check are Dr. A. Osama Gaber, Board Member and Kayla Lehmann, Executive Director.

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