2026 P2A Security Vestibule Upgrades - Savannah Lakes Elementry School in Rosharon, TX

The renovation of the main entry security vestibule at Savannah Lakes Elementary School in Rosharon is complete. Alvin Independent School District finished the project in September 2026, passing its final TDLR accessibility inspection. The work involved upgrading approximately 1,400 square feet of the existing educational facility to enhance security at the primary entrance.

The project, filed as the 2026 P2A Security Vestibule Upgrades, was a renovation and alteration effort with an estimated cost of $350,000. This translates to a cost of $250 per square foot. The scope specifically targeted the main entry vestibule, aiming to improve safety protocols for students and staff within the Brazoria County school district.

Design and Construction Details

JMB2 Architecture, Inc. served as the design firm of record for this initiative. The registered accessibility specialist for the project was Kam-hung Kenneth Woo. The construction timeline was scheduled to begin in May 2026, with a planned completion date of August 2026. The actual final inspection took place in September 2026, confirming the completion of the physical work and adherence to accessibility standards.

This renovation is part of a broader pattern of infrastructure updates by Alvin Independent School District. The district has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $55,550,000, including significant work at Alvin High School and similar vestibule upgrades at Glenn York, Pomona, Bill Hasse, and Laura Ingalls Wilder Elementary Schools. JMB2 Architecture, Inc. has also been the design firm for five of these other elementary school projects, indicating a standardized approach to security upgrades across the district's facilities.

In comparison to other renovation and alteration filings in Brazoria County, this project's cost is above the county median of $250,000. The scheduled build window of 71 days was shorter than the county median of 95 days. The cost per square foot of $250 is also above the county median of $90, reflecting the specialized nature of security vestibule construction which often requires higher-grade materials and security systems than standard classroom renovations.