Fostering connection, creativity, and growth

Regents School of Austin Campus Master Plan

The Regents School of Austin, a K-12 independent school grounded in a classical Christian education tradition, is shaping its future through a student-focused campus plan that fosters connection, creativity, and growth. Serving 1,000 students on an 82-acre (33-hectare) campus, the plan strengthens fine arts, athletics, dining, parking, and campus connectivity—supporting a more cohesive, high-performing learning environment.

Stantec’s scope included existing conditions assessments, strategic programming, budget-aligned prioritization, and design execution for campus additions. Extensive community engagement—including surveys, listening sessions, design workshops, and forums—ensured an inclusive, human-centered approach.

The result is a vision-driven plan that strengthens student life, encourages collaboration, and positions Regents for long-term success.

The Campus Plan responds to site constraints—including limits on hard surfaces, environmental sensitivities, and zoning height restrictions—while establishing a clear, long-term framework for growth. By reinforcing the central commons and preserving surrounding woodlands, the plan directs future development to the campus edges, allowing the school to expand thoughtfully while protecting its natural setting.

Key campus additions include a 450-seat Fine Arts Theater—a vibrant focal point on campus—and Chapel, a second competition gym, expanded athletic locker rooms, and upgraded dining and kitchen spaces. Phased parking solutions introduce a new surface lot with the potential for a structured garage, ensuring continuous accessibility.