Projects | Morris-Berg Architects

Parr Center – Central Piedmont Community College

Parr Center is a state of the art student-focused facility that houses Student Success Services, Library functions, a Student Union (with foodservice) and 393-seat Theater under one roof.

Montgomery Central High School

Montgomery Central High School consolidates the only two existing High Schools in the County into a single campus. Located immediately adjacent to Montgomery Community College, the High School accommodates 1,200 students and includes a separate CTE Building which is shared with the Community College.

Monroe Science Center

Monroe Science Center Honoring Dr. Christine Mann Darden is a pivotal project for the City of Monroe, NC. Serving as a catalyst for growth in the business district, it builds upon industries that call Union County home; aerospace, agriculture, biomedical and manufacturing.

Tyson Family Center for Technology – SPCC

Designed over the course of eight years within six phases of design and construction, this adaptive reuse turned a distribution facility donated to the college into a satellite campus that provides advanced technology training for the local community.

Classroom and Administration Building – SPCC

Set on axis with the main campus entry, this signature building serves as the anchor for future master plan phases. Building program includes Biology and Microbiology classrooms and labs, computer labs, Student Services including all Basic Skills and Developmental Education labs, the campus Bookstore, Cafeteria Space while housing the President's Office and support spaces.

Cabarrus County Parking Deck

Set within the small scale historic district of Downtown Concord, this project addresses the recent and projected growth trends, supports social and entertainment activities and directly serves the Cabarrus County Courthouse.

Charlotte East K-8 Language Academy

While providing relief to the local elementary and middle schools, this project also encourages social and economic development at the old Eastland Mall site. The school accommodates 1180 students, contains 54 classrooms and is situated on an 11-acre site.

UNC Charlotte Sycamore Hall Renovations

Sycamore Hall underwent a transformative adaptive re-use, due to the exponential growth at UNC Charlotte. This former student housing facility was converted into offices and meeting spaces for Urban Institute, Institutional Research and Distance Education.

Performance Learning Center

Having outgrown their current location in a renovated Middle School (a project designed by Morris-Berg Architects), the Cabarrus County Board of Education decided to site this new school on property remaining from the recent construction of a new Middle School.

Cabarrus County Schools Transportation Center

The Cabarrus County Schools Transportation Center replaced a 1950’s Transportation Center that was located on the same site and was inadequate for the fast growing school system.

Mt. Pleasant Middle School

This new 156,000 square foot replacement middle school project is located immediately adjacent to the Mt. Pleasant High School campus in Mt. Pleasant, NC. The building is designed to accommodate 722 students with a core capacity of 858 students.

Charlotte Police & Fire Training Academy

This signature project began with an Advance Planning process that included a comprehensive planning study and master plan for combined training facilities to be used by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department and the Charlotte Fire Department.

Cox Mill High School

The 232,500 SF building includes 36 general purpose classrooms, ten science labs, two biotechnology labs, 26 vocational and specialty classrooms, art and music studios, a 650-seat auditorium, gymnasium and auxiliary gym, cafeteria and kitchen, offices and support spaces.

Central Piedmont Community College – Worrell Hall

The completed project includes a two-story addition at the front of the existing facility, along Elizabeth Avenue. The 15,000 SF addition was designed to change the outdated appearance of the existing building, and bring it into conformance with the College’s current Design Guidelines.

Hawthorne Academy of Health Sciences

The existing 3-story Classroom wing was completely gutted and retrofitted to include Science Labs, Classrooms, Computer Labs, and some of the administrative offices. Other work included extensive renovations throughout the buildings, consisting of mechanical and plumbing system replacement, installation of sprinkler systems, reconfiguration of existing spaces, and window replacement.

EPRI (Building 3)

Morris-Berg Architects worked with EPRI to convert a recently acquired manufacturing facility into offices, research labs, nuclear testing areas, and conference center spaces.