The Frassati Catholic High School’s new Classroom Building located in Spring, Texas, will allow the school to continually grow to help educate its communities. The design allows for an enriched educational experience while respecting the campus's unique vernacular. Inspired by the serene elegance of European monasteries, this project harmonizes rhythm and materiality to create a cohesive aesthetic that resonates with both students and faculty.

Built as a pre-engineered steel structure, the Classroom Building showcases a striking combination of plaster, stone, and cast concrete stone

Inside, the layout includes seven spacious classrooms and three laboratories, alongside dedicated offices for principals and teachers. Each space is crafted to foster collaboration, creativity, and exploration, ensuring that students have the resources they need to thrive.