Rancho Sienna Elementary School

Jan 24, 2018 | Education, Heavy Commercial

Rancho Sienna Elementary School

2018 Heavy Commercial (Education)
1st Runner-Up

Project Statistics

Location: Georgetown, Texas
Type: Elementary School
Size: 118,000 sq. ft. (floor)
ICF Use: 175,000 sq. ft.
Cost: $24.8 million
Total Construction: 60 weeks
ICF Installation Time: 155 days

Construction Team

Owner: Liberty Hill ISD
General Contractor: Barlett Cocke
Architect: Huckabee Inc.
ICF System: Fox Blocks

Fast Facts

1,400 steel embed plates in ICF walls
50 ICF corners with heights from 18-30 ft
Completed ahead of schedule and 2.5% under budget
Energy efficient architecture

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