Episcopal High School Student Center

The Episcopal High School’s commitment to enhancing its students’ holistic development is evident in its majestic two-story Student Center in Bellaire, Texas. Stretching over 78,000 square feet, this new facility stands as a testament to the school’s vision of creating spaces that go beyond traditional learning.

Project Highlights:

• Versatile Spaces for Diverse Needs: The Student Center is not just a place for academic pursuits but caters to a variety of activities. Whether it’s congregational meals, art exhibitions, theater, or simple fellowship, the center is equipped to host it all.
• Innovation at the Heart: With two innovation centers on the second floor that overlook the spaces below, students are given a conducive environment to brainstorm, ideate, and bring their innovative projects to life.
• Focus on Extracurriculars: Recognizing the importance of extracurricular activities in shaping students’ personalities, the center boasts areas dedicated to art and theater, promoting creativity and artistic expression.
• Modern Amenities for Today’s Learners: The inclusion of a coffee shop with casual seating arrangements acknowledges the modern learning needs where discussions can be more informal and yet productive.
• Promoting Independent Learning: The STEP learning space and various study areas empower students to take charge of their education, promoting self-paced and independent learning.
• Faculty Integration: The facility also thoughtfully incorporates offices for faculty, ensuring that they are always accessible for guidance, discussions, or any academic assistance.
• Architectural Brilliance: Designed by Studio Red Architects, the center is not just functional but aesthetically pleasing. The open design, especially with innovation centers opened to below, fosters a sense of community while ensuring ample natural light and space.

Through this Student Center, Episcopal High School offers its students a modern, well-equipped space, fostering community, innovation, and holistic development. It’s not just a building, but a statement of the school’s commitment to its students’ future.