On March 28, the first renderings were released for Spring ISD's $141 million Education, Performance and Instruction Center, which will be funded by the district's $850 million bond that was approved by voters in November 2022. (Courtesy Spring ISD)
The first renderings of Spring ISD’s $141 million Education, Performance and Instruction Center—a 2022 bond project—have been released.
Zooming in
The EPIC is being designed by HKS Architects, according to a March 28 news release from the district. Groundbreaking on the EPIC is slated for winter 2025, and construction is expected to finish in spring 2027.
Spring ISD's $141 million Education, Performance and Instruction Center is expected to open in spring 2027. (Courtesy Spring ISD)
According to the release, EPIC will:
Hold educational and performing arts events and showcases
Serve as a venue for high school graduations
Be utilized as a reunification center in emergencies
Feature an arena, a performance hall, a recital and academic hall, and multipurpose spaces
The center will lie south of the Randall Reed Center at Planet Ford Stadium, which is located at 23802 Cypresswood Drive, Spring.
Spring ISD's Education, Performance and Instruction Center will be built south of the Randall Reed Center at Planet Ford Stadium, which is located at 23802 Cypresswood Drive, Spring. (Courtesy Spring ISD)
Also of note
The EPIC was approved by voters in November 2022 under Proposition B of SISD’s $850 million bond.