The new two-story building features ballrooms, meeting rooms, conference rooms, collaboration, and makerspaces. The project also included relocating a football stadium scoreboard to within the limits of the existing Natatorium building on the south side of the football field. Some key features include: top of the line audio visual system, back paint glass, supergraphics, glass handrails, wood wall paneling, acoustical wood ceilings in ballrooms, and acoustical cloud ceilings mixed with open ceiling concept.

The 19,000 SF project includes a new office building housing District offices, meeting rooms, and a second floor viewing deck of the new Town Center Park. The Town Center Park hosts an outdoor performance pavilion, water feature and playground. This project represents a commitment to improve the lives of those living in the area by providing a community space which includes outdoor recreational facilities, public safety and future connection to Keith Weiss Park.

Entergy’s program and site allowed the 12,000 SF, one-story building layout to wrap around an exterior courtyard to maximize natural daylighting for interior offices. Flexible design of the training and conference rooms enable these spaces to multi-function as overnight accommodations during power system emergencies. The adjoining breakroom supports meal preparation for the overnight team. Further flexibility exists in the locker room design as it doubles as a safe-room during hurricanes or extreme weather events. This facility is an integral part of the new 993 megawatt combined-cycle, gas-fired power plant.

To accommodate a growing congregation, the church realized the need to expand. This project includes the construction of a new 1,650-seat church, the conversion of the existing church into a parish hall, and the renovation of the historic church building constructed in 1932. The new church building includes a sanctuary, chapel, sacristies, music and rehearsal rooms, and a gift shop.