K–12 Education
Stoke County Schools
Nancy Reynolds Elementary School
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Location
Westfield, NC
Delivery Method
CM at Risk
Size
55,000 SF
Architect
Little Diversified Architectural Consulting
A high profile and community sensitive project, since the original school was built in the 1920s by the sons of Nancy Reynolds as a tribute to their mother’s dedication to Stokes County and the strong educational values it involved. New Atlantic performed demolition of the existing school, renovated the 1950s gym, and constructed this new school to closely resemble the original school. The building is a combination of load bearing masonry walls, structural steel frame, and a light gauge metal truss roof with shingles
and brick exterior.
Davie County Schools
New Davie County High School
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“On behalf of the Davie County Board of Education, our staff, and community, I want to thank New Atlantic Contracting for all you have done to make our dream become a reality. The new Davie County High School opened in August 2017 on time and within budget. New Atlantic’s commitment to quality and excellence from beginning to completion resulted in a high school that is a beacon in our community and model school facility in our state. Your team at New Atlantic worked with our leadership team, project manager, architect, engineers, and all of your sub contractors with precision. Every time we called to ask a question or share a challenge, your team was there to answer and resolve. Your team’s effective communication through job site meetings and regular updates always kept us aware of progress milestones, schedules, and what to expect next on the site. This excellent communication resulted in a partnership and open dialogue that is better than any school project I have ever experienced.”
Dr. Darrin Hartness, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Davie County Schools
Location
Mocksville, NC
Delivery Method
Bid
Size
335,000 SF
Architect
Walter Robbs Callahan Pierce Architects, P.A.
New Atlantic was awarded the construction contract for the new Davie County High School project after a prequalification process. The 335,000 SF complex is situated on 65-acres in rural Mocksville, North Carolina, and has a core capacity of 2,000 students.
The facility houses a three-story classroom wing, two gymnasiums and physical education areas, auditorium, full-service cafeteria and dining, media center with a coffee shop, and a stand-alone Career Technical Education building. On-site is a sports complex with tennis courts, a 4,500 person football stadium, press box, and a concession
stand.
New Atlantic was able to keep an accident-free project while coordinating and working with as many as 240 tradespeople at the peak of productivity.
Receiptent of the Carolina’s AGC Pinnacle Award for Best Building Project and CPN Star Award for Project of the Year.
Photography by Jim Sink Photography and Sonya Allen Photography.
Wake County Public School System
Bryan Road Elementary School
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“We had a difficult timeline, starting in the middle of winter, with formidable schedule challenges to get both a 3-story load bearing masonry structure and a mile-long road built within that time frame…the project team was able to provide substantial completion as scheduled so the Owner could move in furniture and get the students their seats on schedule…this is always a victory with K-12 educational facilities. I was duly impressed with the team’s attention to detail throughout the project (WCPSS Bryan Road Elementary School).”
Donna Francis, AIA, ALEP, LEED™ AP BD+C
Principal
Clark Nexsen
Location
Garner, NC
Delivery Method
CM At Risk
Size
110,921 SF
Architect
Clark Nexsen
New Atlantic constructed a new, 110,921 SF WCPSS Bryan Road Elementary School project with architect Clark Nexsen. The new school contains a high-bay core area and a 3-story classroom wing that is connected by a single story classroom area. Sitting on 15-acres this campus consists of multiple play areas, a multi-purpose field with track perimeter, parking lots, a traffic loop around the property, retaining walls, stormwater pond, and site fencing.
*Aerial provided by Aero Photo.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Newell Elementary School Replacement
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Location
Charlotte, NC
Delivery Method
CM at Risk
Size
88,147 SF
Architect
Perkins Eastman
New Atlantic constructed a new, 88,147 SF CMS Newell Elementary School Replacement project with architect Perkins Eastman. The design of the facility utilized the majority of the 22-acre site.
The existing site terrain has multiple peaks and valleys with elevations varying from 675 FT to 744 FT above sea level. To achieve final site grades removal of 78,000 CY of soils and 7 large site retaining walls were required. The school is home to 800 students.
Guilford County Schools
Jamestown Middle School
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Location
Jamestown, NC
Delivery Method
CM at Risk
Size
161,000 SF
Architect
SchenkelShultz Architecture
New Atlantic replaced an existing school with the state-of-the-art Jamestown Middle School. This building was the steel framed school that included CMU bearing walls, brick, and insulated metal panel exterior.
The facility houses classrooms, administration offices, media center, gymnasium, multipurpose room with a stage, and kitchen. Features of this project are a multi-zone boiler and chiller HVAC system, flat TPO roof system, generator, high-efficiency lighting controls, and integrated communications systems. The HVAC pipe system included central chilled water and boiler with four delivery systems, blower coil units, and an automatic temperature control system.
Cabarrus County Schools
Cox Mill High School
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Location
Concord, NC
Delivery Method
Bid
Size
238,209 SF
Architect
Morris-Berg Architects
Laboratories, vocational and specialty classrooms, art and music studios, auditorium, gymnasium and auxiliary gym, cafeteria and kitchen, offices and support spaces. Site work included a football/soccer stadium, baseball/softball complex, practice fields, tennis courts, and more than 600 parking spaces.
There were some sustainable design elements for the project that included daylighting of large common areas, rainwater harvesting, energy efficient roofing, extensive use of recycled materials, enhanced storm water detention, and waterless urinals.