At CMTA, we take pride in celebrating the innovative work of our team and the meaningful impact our projects have on communities across the nation. Whether through features in industry publications, recognition in the news, or honors from award organizations, the achievements of our clients and professionals consistently reflect our commitment to excellence and community-focused design.
Panhandle Behavioral Health Hospital redefines mental health care through timeless architecture, regional integration, and a destigmatized healing environment. Designed to foster community, dignity, and recovery, the hospital blends nature, sustainability, and spatial clarity.
Three new elementary schools in Denton were designed together to reduce energy use, improve air quality, and support student wellness. One is already in use, another is complete, and the third is wrapping up construction. Midland ISD is in the early stages of designing two massive high schools.
CMTA’s lighting design at Baptist Health Hamburg earned the IES Illumination Award of Merit for its energy-efficient, patient-focused solutions. This 339,400 sq. ft. facility improves healthcare access with advanced lighting, sustainability, and innovative features tailored to patient comfort.
CMTA, the City of Charlottesville, and Charlottesville City Schools (CCS) are pleased to announce that the installation of a 262.9 kW solar photovoltaic (PV) rooftop array at the Charlottesville Area Technical Education Center (CATEC) has begun.