Pfluger Architects

10/22/2026

Built for the players. Connected to the fans. A gathering place for the community.

The Weisman Football Performance Center at Texas State University's UFCU Stadium brings those priorities together. Expanded strength, training, and recovery spaces support student-athlete development, while enhanced locker rooms, meeting rooms, and a players’ lounge build connection beyond the field.

For fans and the university community, an interactive lobby and a hospitality suite opening onto a rooftop terrace create new places to gather, celebrate, and connect with the program.

Pfluger is proud to help bring this vision to life — from the initial feasibility study to a facility that strengthens the student-athlete experience and the community surrounding it.

10/08/2026

Heading to San Antonio for the Texas Society of Architects/AIA Annual Conference & Design Expo, October 15–17? Stop by and hear from the Pfluger team!

On October 16, Pfluger’s Chad Martin and Casey Mirau will join Greg Wellman of CMTA to present “A Tale of Three Schools: Leveraging Prefabrication to Redefine Education.”

The session explores how three Denton ISD elementary schools evolved from a single design into three distinct delivery approaches — including two that used prefabricated exterior wall systems — and the lessons learned along the way.

📍 Henry B. González Convention Center
📅 Oct. 16 | 1:30–2:30 p.m.

10/05/2026

Architecture is not simply what we build. It is what becomes possible within it.

For students, it can be a place to discover a passion and build confidence.
For educators, it can create room to inspire, connect, and help every student thrive.
For families and communities, it can become a place to gather, celebrate, and create lasting memories.

This World Architecture Day, we’re celebrating the places that make anything possible, and the people who give them meaning.

At Pfluger, we create places that inspire people to learn, connect, and dream, making room for a more meaningful human experience.

10/01/2026

Heading to Houston for txEDCON, Oct. 8–11? Start your Saturday with Brenda Garcia of Fort Bend ISD and Pfluger’s Raleigh Sullivan as they present “If a Beaver Can Do It, Why Can’t We? What Buc-ee’s Teaches About Design That Delights.”

The session explores how thoughtful school design can balance security with warmth, comfort, and belonging — creating environments that feel both safe and welcoming for students, families, and communities.

📍 George R. Brown Convention Center | Houston
📅 Oct. 10 | 7:30–8:30 a.m. | Room 360 CF

09/30/2026

We’re headed to txEDCON 2026!

Join the Pfluger team Oct. 8–11 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. Stop by booth number 401 to say hello, connect with our team, and talk about what’s ahead for Texas public education.

09/28/2026

Beeville ISD has officially cut the ribbon on Beeville Elementary School, bringing the R.A. Hall Elementary and F. M. C. Elementary communities together under one roof.

The new school marks the culmination of the district’s voter-approved 2024 Bond Program and reflects priorities shaped by the Board of Trustees and Citizen’s Advisory Committee. As two school communities become one, distinct grade-level “neighborhoods” create smaller communities within the larger campus, helping students build connections and a sense of belonging. Outdoor learning spaces, a stage for student performances, and spaces for community events extend that connection beyond the classroom and give families more opportunities to be part of school life.

Beeville Elementary School begins a new chapter for students, families, and the broader Beeville community. Pfluger is grateful to have worked alongside Beeville ISD to help bring this shared vision to life.

09/23/2026

What a way to celebrate the Hutto Unified Basketball state champions!

Pfluger was proud to sponsor the team’s championship rings and join Hutto ISD in celebrating their accomplishment. The day started with a pep rally at Hutto High School in the new gym, designed by Pfluger. That evening, William Webb, Chris Hickey, and Taraneh Kalati joined the Hutto Education Foundation as honorary captains at the Hutto High School football game, taking the field for the coin toss and celebrating the champions once more.

Congratulations to the athletes, coaches, and everyone who helped make this championship season possible. Thank you to the Hutto Education Foundation for including Pfluger in such a meaningful celebration.

09/21/2026

Pfluger is excited to welcome Rory Estes, AIA, as managing principal of our Austin office.

With 25 years of architectural experience, Rory brings a strong commitment to design excellence, meaningful client relationships, and communities across Central Texas.

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Pfluger is welcoming Rory Estes, AIA, as Managing Principal of our Austin office, bringing a familiar Central Texas perspective and 25 years of architectural experience to the team. For Rory, some of the most meaningful work has come through relationships built over time. During 15 years focused on....

09/15/2026

Wildwood Springs Elementary was designed for today’s students with an eye toward the elementary schools Dripping Springs ISD will need in the future.

Community input helped shape smaller learning neighborhoods, flexible collaboration spaces, integrated special education, and connections to the outdoors. Its Hill Country character grounds the school in its surroundings, while the site’s steep terrain became “The Hill,” a play experience with slides and a net climber connecting the upper and lower playgrounds.

The result gives students more places to belong while establishing a foundation Dripping Springs ISD can build on as it continues to grow.

09/14/2026

National Arts in Education Week celebrates the role the arts play in helping students build confidence, express ideas, collaborate, and discover where their talents can take them.

That work happens every day in classrooms, rehearsal rooms, studios, and performance spaces. At East View High School, Georgetown ISD’s new Performing Arts Center is one example of how schools can create more opportunities for students in band, choir, orchestra, theater, and visual arts to learn, perform, and grow together.

We’re proud to help create spaces that support arts education and the students and educators who bring it to life.