Sierra Vista, Arizona

Lang Wyatt built a new $930,000 alternative learning center on the campus of Buena High School in Sierra Vista in rural southeastern Arizona near the US/Mexico border. The facility is an 8,300 SF building with a wireless computer system, five small classrooms, a cafeteria, and a patio. Construction was completed in nine months.

Safford, Arizona

Lang Wyatt built this new $4.2 million, 59,000 SF K-6 school for Safford Unified School District in rural southeastern Arizona which was designed using the traditional school floor plan featuring classrooms off a central corridor. An extensive library space was created along with a multi-purpose room serving as a gymnasium and lunchroom.

Topowa, Arizona

Lang Wyatt served as general contractor on $3.9 million in improvements to convert an existing elementary school into a high school campus.  The campus is at a remote site on the Tohono O’Odham Indian Reservation, and was subject to some tribal control, although the construction contract was executed with the Indian Oasis-Baboquivari School District in rural southern Arizona, outside Tucson.

New science classrooms and labs were built, along with a new classroom pod, vocational and agricultural training facilities with shops, and complete secondary-level, interscholastic athletic facilities.  All work was completed while school was in session and were integrated into the total campus, with connecting utilities and special systems. 

Duncan, Arizona

Lang Wyatt built a new $2.8 million primary school and multipurpose building for the Duncan Unified School District in rural Duncan in southeastern Arizona. The 37,500 SF facility consists of three new buildings, two of which were classroom buildings, the third being a multi-purpose building that serves as both a gymnasium and a lunchroom.