$29M Klein Collins Renovation Targets Auditorium and Campus Access
A state registration outlines performing-arts improvements, a black-box addition and a paved drive loop, with a filed construction window running from May 2027 to August 2028.
A $29 million renovation at Klein Collins High School has entered the state’s construction-registration system, outlining improvements to the auditorium and circulation around the Spring campus. The filing was registered October 9 and gives an estimated construction period of May 3, 2027, through August 31, 2028.
The registered scope combines changes within the existing performing-arts space with an addition and external access works. These are filed plans and estimates; registration is not evidence that a general contractor has received a notice to proceed or that site construction has begun.
Project at a Glance
- Filed construction estimate:
- $29 million
- Site:
- 20811 Ella Boulevard
- Registration:
- TABS2027003185 · October 9, 2026
- Filed start:
- May 3, 2027
- Filed completion:
- August 31, 2028
Performing-arts space and a new drive loop
The project description calls for interior auditorium renovations, raising the fly-loft roof, adding a black-box space and constructing a paved drive loop. The roof alteration and addition create interfaces between the existing structure and the proposed work, while the drive loop introduces a separate site-access component.
The filing lists 759,800 square feet, but it does not establish that the entire area will be renovated. Using that number as the size of the auditorium project would overstate what the scope description confirms. The defined work packages are the more useful basis for following the development.
The schedule remains a filed estimate
The May 2027 start would put mobilization near the end of the school year, while the August 2028 completion estimate extends across more than one academic year. The filing does not provide an approved construction phasing or student-access plan.
At an operating school, temporary routes, separation of work areas and coordination with performances will need to be resolved in the delivery plan. Those are practical requirements of the scope, rather than confirmed details of this project’s staging.
Appointments and procurement still to verify
The reviewed registration does not name an assigned design firm, and a general-contractor appointment has not been established. The accessibility registration should not be read as a design or construction award.
District procurement records, board approvals and later construction updates will clarify the delivery team, contract value and working schedule. Until then, the $29 million figure remains an estimated construction cost tied to the filed scope.