LEAF Engineers

LEAF Engineers proudly presented a check to the Arlington Independent School District. The funds represented the Oncor utility rebate associated with the equipment change out at their Enterprise Center. LEAF provided commissioning for the new VRF system and lighting for the remodeled building.

Jordan High School (HS #9), for Katy ISD, has recently received the award from the Associated Builders and Contractors of Greater Houston as the Top Educational Construction Project. Jordan High School placed first in the "Publicly Funded" category evaluating the project based on safety, quality, ingenuity, and workmanship.

This is the third high school that LEAF has designed for Katy ISD as we work on the design for High School #10 scheduled to begin construction early next year, 2022. The high school is more than 600,000 square feet with 2-three story classroom wings, several learning stairs, movable classroom walls, auditorium, CATE areas, natatorium, and athletic facilities that would rival any small college.

Congratulations to everyone that has worked on this awesome project.

https://www.enr.com/articles/53144-excellence-in-safety-award-of-merit-jordan-high-school

LEAF was awarded two projects for the West Contra Cost Unified School District located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Working with PBK WLC Architects, LEAF will provide new HVAC systems for two campuses, Collins Elementary and The Cameron School. Each of these campuses were originally constructed in 1949 and have only had heat serving the campuses for the last 70 years. These will be challenging projects to get equipment, ductwork and electrical services installed in buildings built in the mid-1900's.

The West Contra Costa USD currently has 54 campuses and serves more than 32,000 students.

The area has a long history of being associated with several national governments. Originally, the area was settled on behalf of Spain in the late 1700's as part of the missions being built along the west coast. In 1821, Mexico gained independence from Spain and the area was under Mexican control. Beginning in 1847, the Bear Flag Revolt marked the beginning of the Mexican-American War and ultimately California became part of the United States. Thus, the County of Contra Costa became one of the original 27 counties when California became the 31st state in 1850.

LEAF and PBK Sports designed renovations to the softball facility at Angleton ISD to celebrate the Lady Wildcat's UIL Class 5A State Softball Championship Title. The upgrades included a 4,000 square foot building that houses coaches' offices, team locker rooms, concessions/restrooms, press box, renovated batting cages and dugouts, netting system, and bleachers for 580 spectators. LEAF provided MEP/T services for this project.

"Katy ISD’s newest junior high will open its doors in the fall, and it features the first ever solar farm of any Katy ISD campus" - Claire Goodman, Houston Chronicle.

We are proud to have developed this project, reducing electrical operating costs and showcasing sustainable design principles at the highest level to our future generations.

Katy ISD's first ever solar farm will power new school Katy ISD’s newest junior high will open its doors in the fall, and it features the...