Stromberg Architectural

Atascocita High School in Texas' Humble Independent School District opened its doors to students in 2006, and the Class of 2008 was its first graduating class. Atascocita is a new concept in high school architectural design, with the 425,000 square foot building designed around eight "houses" or small learning communities. The idea is for students to spend the majority of their school day within their houses for core academic classes, allowing the teachers and administrators to more personalize the curriculum to each student's individual needs.

The newly constructed Spinnaker Bay, overlooking Inner Harbor in Baltimore is crowned with a 6′ tall GFRC cornice. Stromberg cast the cornice in 8′ long sections of GFRC with a cast in limestone finish and an integral metal stud frame. Stromberg’s affiliated installation company also provided the installation for this project.

The Howard Baker Federal Courthouse is an odd story in that the entity that began construction on the building was not the one that finished it. Begun by Whittle Communication Corporation (which spent nearly $56 million on the project), the unfinished building was then bought for a mere $22 million by the federal government in 1995. A new wing and courtrooms were added to the design and the building was finally opened in 1998 and was named after U.S. Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr.