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PROJECT EXPERIENCE Severn School INDEPENDENT SCHOOL PARTNERS At HCM, independent school planning and design is one of our core areas of focus as a practice. We have partnered with more than 65 independent schools across the country, undertaking hundreds of projects of varying scopes and scales. This experience includes over 45 campus plans and related studies, complete new campuses, academic buildings, science and STEM/STEAM facilities, arts centers, gymnasiums, theaters, student centers, athletic fields, stadiums and various support spaces. Below is a list of our Independent School partners. Alexander Dawson School Brookwood School Garrison Forest School Lafayette, Colorado Thomasville, Georgia Baltimore, Maryland • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • Innovation Center • New Middle School • Upper School Math & Science Building • Dining Hall Bryn Mawr School • Learning Commons Renovation Baltimore, Maryland • Outdoor Classroom Archbishop Spalding High School • Campus Master Plan Severn, Maryland • New Turf Field and Seating Gilman School • Campus Master Plan • Innovation Lab • New Athletic Center • Dining and Athletic Center Baltimore, Maryland • Science & Technology Addition • Campus Master Plan • New Middle School • Performing Arts Center Boulder Country Day School • New Lower School Boulder, Colorado • Kindergarten Addition Baltimore Lab School • Campus Master Plan • Upper School Science Renovations Baltimore, Maryland • New Athletic Center • Facility Improvement Study Calvert School • Theater Renovations Baltimore, Maryland Barrie School • Campus Master Plan Girl’s Preparatory School Silver Spring, Maryland • Athletic Field House and Squash Facility Chattanooga, Tennessee • Campus Master Plan • New Middle School • Campus Master Plan • New Lower School • Lower School Addition • Science Lab Renovations • Learning Lab and Studio • Middle School Lecture Hall • Upper School Renovations • Lower School Entry Improvements • Arts & Athletic Center Glenelg Country School Connelly School of the Holy Child Glenelg, Maryland • Campus Master Plan The Boys’ Latin School of Potomac, Maryland Maryland • Campus Master Plan Baltimore, Maryland Hill School • Campus Master Plan Foxcroft School Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Student Residence • Upper School Dormitory Renovations Middleburg, Virginia • Faculty Residences • Campus Master Plan • Entry Gate House Broadwater Academy • New Dormitory • Ice Hockey Arena Exmore, Virginia • Academics, Arts & STEM/STEAM • Campus Master Plan Expansion/Renovations • Residential Study • Court Welcome Center • Dormitory Renovation Study • Music Building Renovations Hilton Head Prep School Lowell School Ruxton Country School Hilton Head, South Carolina Washington, DC Baltimore, Maryland • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan Holy Angels Elementary School Loyola Blakefield Sandy Spring Friends School Baltimore, Maryland Towson, Maryland Sandy Spring, Maryland • Academic Renovations • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • New Athletic Center • New Middle School Holy Innocents Episcopal School • New Student Commons • New Athletic Center • New Athletic Stadium • New Arts Center Atlanta, Georgia • Play Field Renovations • Cafeteria Addition/Renovation • Campus Master Plan • Middle School Science Rooms Renovation Severn School Jackson Academy McDonogh School Severn, Maryland Jackson, Mississippi Owings Mills, Maryland • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan (2003 and 2016) • Campus Master Plan • Creeden Hall Upper School • New Arts Center • New Athletic Center • New Athletic Center • New Natatorium • Teel Academic Center Jemicy School • New Performing Arts Center • Innovation Lab Owings Mills, Maryland • Lower School Addition • New Lower School Campus • Campus Master Plan Mt. Saint Joseph High School Solebury School Jesuit College Preparatory Baltimore, Maryland New Hope, Pennsylvania Dallas, Texas • New Athletic Center • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • Campus Plan Update Mullen High School John Carroll School Denver, Colorado Spartanburg Day School Bel Air, Maryland • Campus Master Plan Spartanburg, South Carolina • Learning Commons • Campus Master Plan • STEM Wing Norwood-Fontbonne School • Theater Upgrades Philadelphia, Pennsylvania St. Andrew’s Sewanee Episcopal School • Courtyard Upgrades • Campus Master Plan Sewanee, Tennessee • Campus Master Plan Kent Denver School Oldfields School Denver, Colorado Sparks, Maryland • Campus Master Plan St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • Residential Study Potomac, Maryland Key School • Faculty Housing • Campus Master Plan Annapolis, Maryland • Campus Master Plan Park School St. Anne’s School of Annapolis • Design Standards Baltimore, Maryland Annapolis, MD • Fusco Park Athletic Pavilion • Campus Master Plan • Facility Improvement Study • New Athletic Center • Campus Improvements Lancaster Country Day School St. Anne’s Episcopal School • Science and Tech Wing Addition Lancaster, Pennsylvania Middletown, Delaware • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • Upper and Middle School Princeton Day School • New Lower & Middle School Expansion & Renovation Princeton, New Jersey • Campus Master Plan St. John’s Episcopal School Landon School Ellicott City, Maryland Bethesda, Maryland Roland Park Country School • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan Baltimore, Maryland • New Lower School • New Lower School Concept Design • Campus Master Plan • Entry Gatehouse • Upper School Library St. John’s Episcopal School • New Auditorium Olney, Maryland Loudoun Country Day School • Campus Improvements Study • In-School Renovations • Campus Master Plan Leesburg, Virginia • New Lower School • New Campus Master Plan • New Gymnasium • New Lower & Middle School • New Athletic Center St. Mary’s Ryken High School St. Vincent Pallotti High School Vail Mountain School Leonardtown, Maryland Laurel, Maryland Vail, Colorado • New Gymnasium • New Athletic Center & Chapel • Learning Commons • STEM Facility • New Art Center Study Valor Christian High School St. Paul’s Episcopal School St. Agnes Catholic Church and School Highlands Ranch, Colorado Mobile, Alabama Catonsville, Maryland • Campus Master Plan • Campus Master Plan • New Athletic Center • Academic Building • New Student Center • Rectory Renovations • Athletic Building • Stadium St. Paul’s School Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart • Center for Culture and Influence Brooklandville, Maryland Bethesda, Maryland • Campus Master Plan • Feasibility Study for the Center for the Arts Washington International School • New Middle School • Student Life Center Washington, DC • New Athletic Center • Campus Master Plan • Upper School Library Addition • Master Plan Update • New Stadium Seton Keough High School St. Paul’s School for Girls Baltimore, Maryland Brooklandville, Maryland • Science Room Renovations • Campus Master Plan • New Upper & Middle School Tower Hill School • Gymnasium Expansion Wilmington, Delaware • Science Room Renovations • New Pre-School • Campus Master Plan • Entrepreneurial Center • Lower School Playground St. Timothy’s School • Dining Commons Stevenson, Maryland • Campus Master Plan • New Athletic Center Garrison Forest School Bryn Mawr School.
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