Architecture

Walter P. Jett Center

Conroe ISD / Woodforest Bank Stadium2023 · Completed

Completed conference room with flexible tables and expansive windows facing the stadium. — Completed conference and gathering space.

Timber walls and illuminated ceiling lines lead through the Conroe ISD lobby. — Completed lobby and district identity.

A meeting table stands beside transparent offices in an open collaborative interior. — Completed meeting and collaboration environment.

Lounge seating and district graphics line the center’s main circulation space. — Completed shared lounge and circulation.

An elevated terrace overlooks the stadium at sunset. — Completed balcony connecting the center to the field.

A district training and conference center that turns an underused stadium edge into a resource for learning, collaboration, and large events. Flexible interiors and expansive glazing connect everyday district life to the football field.

My contribution

I shaped the architectural concept, planning strategy, and overall design direction, balancing the diverse program with the building’s visible stadium setting and the material character of surrounding Conroe ISD facilities.

How can one building shift from professional learning to game-day hospitality?

Designed for the district

Adaptable training, meeting, conference, and gathering spaces support changing group sizes and teaching formats. The planning allows focused professional learning and larger district events to share one building.

A common architectural language

Brick, scale, and material choices respond to the surrounding district facilities. Inside, a clear circulation strategy links collaboration areas, staff workspaces, and event rooms.

Connected to the game

Large areas of glazing frame the field, while the elevated balcony connects the building to game-day activity. Weekday learning environments become hospitality and gathering spaces during major events.

Collaboration & credits

Practice: PBK.
Photography: Gary Zvonkovic.

Image credits

Completed conference and gathering space. — Photography: Gary Zvonkovic.

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