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Dusk view beneath a covered entry plaza, where bright orange steel columns angle in multiple directions to support a ribbed orange canopy. Concrete walkways with lit benches and desert plantings lead toward a two-story glass facade with a glowing interior, with a tan masonry wall on the right.

Aerial view looking straight down at a triangular opening cut into a corrugated orange metal roof. Three orange steel columns cross the opening, framing people walking along a red concrete path lined with gravel and desert plants below.

Interior view of a two-story space with an upper-level glass wall showing orange and red neon ribbon lighting and suspended triangular fixtures. On the ground floor, a student walks past an Advanced Manufacturing corridor sign while another works on a laptop at a table with orange chairs, beside glass walls with blue lighting and orange diagonal graphics.

Elevated view of a bright, double-height commons with white exposed steel trusses, clerestory windows, and dozens of suspended triangular light fixtures. Students in blue polo shirts gather at tables with orange chairs and lounge seating on a polished concrete floor, framed by glass-walled labs and an upper walkway with a perforated metal railing.

A man in a plaid shirt and a student install equipment in an open server rack beneath an overhead cable tray lit with blue accent lighting. A row of enclosed server cabinets lines the room, another person passes in a motion blur, and a glass wall behind them reveals orange graphics in the adjacent space.

Close-up of curving orange ceiling soffits outlined with glowing white LED strips. White text in the upper left reads “More design details in our link in bio.”

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Posted On: October 23rd 2026, 02:30 pm

A ~site~ to see as students walk into the new @westmec Southeast campus this semester. Marking our fourth campus as their design partners, this one is strategically located along the Loop 101 corridor – an area seeing major infrastructure and commercial development investments.

This CTE facility is different by design: here, students can receive career and technical education ranging “from advanced semiconductor manufacturing training to pioneering artificial intelligence initiatives,” noted West-MEC Superintendent Dr. Scott Spurgeon.

Affectionally referred to as a “giant billboard” that highlights student accomplishments, our design is all about seeing potential. All the way down to our interior design, where students can window shop future careers.

This story is one of innovation, initiative, and bold moves. Read on in our link in bio.

Photos by @mrobinsonphoto

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