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Mitchell County Schools

Mitchell County Schools – New Middle School

The project consisted of the construction of a new 106,500 sf, Grades 3-8 school with 42 classrooms, media center, gym, cafeteria, kitchen, parking for ~52 employees, and space for 650 students. The building was constructed on property owned by the school system, adjacent to the current Mitchell High School.

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Hendersonville High School

Hendersonville High School

The Hendersonville High School project is a 175,000 sf campus in downtown Hendersonville.  It includes multiple phases on the existing campus for a combination of demo/new construction of 90,000 sf and renovation of 85,000 sf.  The project also includes new athletic facilities (ie – gym, lockers, wrestling, weight room, etc.), a new turf football field, and a new elevated press box.  There is also an extensive sitework package with significant grade changes and unsuitable soil conditions.

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Wiley Middle School

Wiley Middle School Renovations

Scope of work included demolishing the existing gymnasium and constructing a new 24,301 sf, two-story addition with administrative space, gymnasium, entrance lobby, restrooms and storage on the top level, and four (4) new classrooms, lockers and more storage in the lower level. The existing gymnasium housed the boiler that serves the entire school campus. A new boiler was installed in an existing mechanical room in the main school building, requiring a new cast in place concrete elevated slab, new 2-hour rated enclosure, and new exterior entrance. Also included in the scope was the renovation of 2,881 sf of administrative office

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Franklin School of Innovation

Franklin School of Innovation

This project consisted of a new 43,600 sf, two-story state-of-the-art facility consisting of classroom, administration, gymnasium, common areas, and multipurpose room. The project was built adjacent to the existing school campus and inside the traffic loop. Safety, separation, and planning were very critical. Photos by ARCA Design

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