K-12 EDUCATION
Education is constantly evolving. So how do you split your focus—and funds—between providing the best service and creating school facilities that keep up with the times? C2AE’s architects and engineers develop master plans and design spaces that work for you, so you can spend your time where it matters most: serving your district.
CONTACT
Sandra (March) Buyck, Associate AIA
Education Leader
sandra.march@c2ae.com
SERVICES
Architecture
Interior Design
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Structural Engineering
Civil Engineering
Landscape Architecture
GIS
On the Blog
A Guide to Passing Your School Bond
Gaining community support for a bond or referendum can make all the difference in turning school improvement plans into reality. Discover how to effectively engage your community, build a strong case, and guide your district toward success with this comprehensive step-by-step approach. Read More
“To me, the best part of architecture and engineering and working with our clients is that we are profoundly influencing the people who learn, work, and play in the facilities we design—whether it’s learning spaces, gyms, athletic fields, parks, or new infrastructure.”
Sandra March, Associate AIA
Lansing School District New Mt. Hope Elementary School
Caledonia Community Schools New Cal Community Center
School Finance Research Foundation Energy Audits
Ingham ISD North Star School
Schoolcraft Community Schools Bond
Lansing School District Sexton High School
Dwight Rich School of the Arts
Portage Public Schools West Middle School
Lansing School District Everett High School
Grand Rapids Public Schools Southwest Middle/High
Lansing School District Eastern Athletic Fields
Van Buren ISD Cosmetology
Lansing School District Eastern High School
Swartz Creek Community Schools
Brighton Area Schools
Portage Public Schools Central Athletic Fields
Lansing School District Pattengill Biotechnical Magnet School
Battle Creek Public Schools Simulation Laboratory
Lansing School District North Outdoor Classroom
On the Blog
Is LEED Certification Worth It?
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, is the grandfather of green building rating systems in the United States. Though there are other benchmarks today, no name is as widely recognized as LEED. Established in 1998 by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), LEED is useful for reducing a building’s environmental impact and indicating a level of energy efficiency. Features that may help qualify a building for LEED certification include Continue Reading
