Elementary School #2 Replacement & Consolidation at Maudrie Walton Site

In 75% CD (Construction Document) Phase of Design

Key Information

Maudrie Walton Elementary School is a 750 student target capacity program serving grades PreK-5th. The project will include:

Site improvements: The site is divided to provide individual secure areas, playgrounds and outdoor learning spaces for the students based on developmental levels. Additional green space to be provided for a multi-purpose playfield. Existing portable classrooms will also be removed from the site.

Renovations/Queuing: The main entrance is relocated from Rickenbacker street on the north to Ramey Street on the south. This relocation will reduce parent queuing impact on the neighborhood and provide greater safety for the students.

Exterior Preservation: The existing campus has historical connection to the neighborhood so the original structure needs to be maintained.

New Additions: Later additions may be demolished to make way for the new additions, creating a new cohesive state-of-the-art elementary campus for the next generation of students.

 

Design Process
Construction Process
5816 Rickenbacker Place, Fort Worth, TX, USA
Budget
$58,738,659
New Construction
90,000 SF
Renovations
53,900 SF
Construction Starts
Q1 2025
Anticipated Opening
Q2 2027
Trustee
Quinton Phillips

Project Team

Headshot of Cale Wilkinson.
Cale Wilkinson
Owner’s Representative
Headshot of Drew Schott.
Drew Schott
Construction Manager
Contractor
Con-Real, LLC
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Architect
KAI

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08/30/2024
Maudrie Walton Elementary School: Exterior Conceptual Renderings

The new Maudrie Walton Elementary School is on schedule to begin construction during Q1 of 2025. The project will include the construction of new classrooms, science & collaboration areas, a new media center & performance arts area, new cafeteria & kitchen, and new administration spaces. Pictured are conceptual renderings of the new front entry.