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| Storm Grove Middle School in Vero Beach, Florida |
SchenkelShultz Architecture, one of Florida’s leading green design firms, received two prestigious First Place Awards for outstanding design presented at the Florida Educational Facilities Planners Association’s 2010 Winter Conference’s Architectural Showcase held January 20-22 at Amelia Island, FL: the School District of Indian River County’s recently-constructed $34.3 million, 167,500-square-foot Storm Grove Middle School in Vero Beach, FL (Middle Schools Category); and the District School Board of Collier County’s innovative new $24.2 million, 92,000-square-foot Immokalee Technical Center in Immokalee, FL (Special Facility Category).
Ranked as the #1 Educational Facilities Architect among Southeast Construction magazine’s prestigious 2009 Top Design Firms published October 2009, SchenkelShultz has designed more than 33 million square feet of K-12 projects in Florida. SchenkelShultz reported $18.2 million in educational facilities design for projects in the Southeast. Southeast Construction also ranks the firm 13th largest in its General Building category and 28th largest overall in the Southeast. SchenkelShultz is also prominently ranked 41st largest among Architectural Record magazine’s Top 250 Architectural Firms.
SchenkelShultz is celebrating 52 years of design excellence as a full-service architectural firm specializing in education, justice, aviation and commercial facilities design. With eleven offices nationally (seven in Florida) and over 65 LEED® Accredited Professionals, SchenkelShultz is a recognized leader in green design that is committed to incorporating sustainable concepts into every project.