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  1. Martin Luther King Jr. Academy

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    Moody Nolan was awarded the design and construction for the addition and renovation of the Martin Luther King Academy for Arts Integration that will serve grades K-8.

  2. Student Library and Learning Center

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    Designed as a beacon to attract and retain students, the new Library and Learning Center at TSU is a collaborative hub of social activity.

  3. Jack Yates High School

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    For Phase 1, Moody Nolan designed this new senior high school to educate students in four Career and Technical Education Area’s (CTE’s). These include transportation: logistics/maritime, graphic design and production, arts: AV – production and arch/construction, and finally, health science. Specific spaces such as the learning commons/information center storage are being designed to benefit the larger community.

  4. Student Recreation Center

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    As part of a student led effort to promote health and wellness, Prairie View A&M University undertook efforts to provide an updated recreation facility and practice venue for current students. Moody Nolan worked in association with Smith and Company Architects for this new 92,000 sq. ft. Student Recreation Center that surrounds the existing natatorium and connects to the Billy Nicks Field House. Based on student needs, the new building accommodates outdoor pursuits, childcare, a demonstration kitchen, an indoor running track, a climbing wall, gameroom, student study space, a multipurpose gymnasium / ballroom space, multipurpose space, weight training, an outdoor patio connected to the pool, and even a health bar.

  5. Student Recreation Center

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    Moody Nolan worked with local architect, Atkins, to add 90,000 sq. ft. to an existing swimming/fitness center creating a state-of-the-art recreation center. Located on a tight desert mountain site, the design of this facility reflects the campus’ Bhutanese style of architecture. Inside, the center includes a large multi-purpose gymnasium, instructional space with multipurpose rooms, indoor jogging track, expanded locker and dressing facilities, instructional space and administrative offices.