R. L. Paschal High School in Fort Worth, Texas was designed by Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford Architects and built by Sedalco Construction Services.

The 250,000 square foot project includes renovations to the existing building as well as new additions. Improvements include restrooms, common areas, a new media canter, art and science classrooms and a new space for career and technical education.

Paschal is Fort Worth ISD’s oldest and largest school, originally built in 1882. Improvements were part of a district-wide Capital Improvement Program focused on updating schools to provide modern learning environments, career and technical education, and preparation for future growth.

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