LEWISVILLE, TEXAS — Satterfield & Pontikes Construction has been awarded a $93 million contract to construct two new schools in the Lewisville Independent School District. The company will construct ninth-grade centers totaling 110,000 square feet each at Marcus High School and Flower Mound High School to help reduce crowding. The additions will encompass classrooms, a library, a 2,200-seat basketball arena, science labs, cafeteria, 7,000-square-foot black box theater and administration areas. The work will include parking, covered walkways, utilities and demolition. Work at Flower Mound High School will also include renovations to the fine arts area, replacement of the football stadium sound system and renovations of the lockers in the old field house and inside the school. Flower Mound High will also receive new sports facilities, including a multi-court tennis complex and an indoor practice facility. Dallas-based PBK Architects designed the additions and renovations. Satterfield & Pontikes will complete the project before the beginning of classes in August 2014.
Rendering of Flower Mound High School
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