State Highway Patrol Training Facility

Overview

After immersive research, HH Architecture generated a campus master plan that respects the existing buildings while offering a fresh identity and vital training spaces. We then developed design documents for the construction of five new buildings.

The master plan orients the new buildings to create a strong street presence and a new campus entrance to separate vehicular traffic from the neighboring State Bureau of Investigation facilities.

A 36,000-SF facility with training classrooms, lobby, offices, and medical clinic
A 19,000-SF professional dormitory, including dorm rooms, lounge, study areas, geothermal heat pump
A 37,000-SF dormitory with living quarters, lounges, study areas, and geothermal heat pumps
A data center with spaces for computer and communication security
An armory with a workroom, weapon and munitions storage, and a Prism training room

HH Architecture has continued to be a resource on this project, supplying updated information for the State Highway Patrol as they have requested funding over the years to actualize the full scale of this project.

Size

95,000 SF (Five New Buildings)

Year

2013

Internal Team

  • Kristen M. Hess
  • David Carey
  • Siler Ransmeier

Consultants

Salas O’Brien
Stewart