The modernization of the Park View Elementary library has significantly improved the school's learning environment, creating a welcoming and engaging space specifically tailored to promote creativity, collaboration, and student success. Through this initiative, AmTab sought to elevate the library's overall ambiance, transforming it into a more appealing space for students to gather.

Following a full assessment and campus master plan, MSD of Washington Township decided to add a one-story building to the existing Community and Education Center (CEC) to make room for a new Early Learning Center for the district's youngest learners. This location would also benefit from shared infrastructure support. The facility now serves as the new home for both a developmental preschool and a daycare for employees’ children, ages 2-5. The preschool addition includes administrative areas, a multi-purpose room, an activity zone, and classrooms arranged in “pods” with all associated support spaces.

Almeta Crawford High School sets a new precedent for Fort Bend ISD. The new school is a modern space where designers took an underdeveloped area and created an intuitive campus that pays homage to the deep roots of the district’s history. For nearly four decades the school’s namesake, Almeta Crawford, was an inspiring and highly respected educator at Fort Bend ISD. She taught for more than 30 years at Dulles High School and received numerous awards, including the 2018 Jan DeBlance Memorial Award for Instructional Excellence.

Marco Partners with Heart of America to Transform Eleanor Roosevelt School's Library The Challenge Existing library retrofit with multiple entry points and sightline challenges. • Staff needed clear visibility across the entire space for supervision. • Central location within the school required a design that looked cohesive from every angle. • Outdated furniture created a dreary, uninspiring environment.