Spencer High School


Columbus, Georgia

Revolutionizing Learning Spaces with Modern High School Design

Modern high school design transforms learning spaces into dynamic, technology-driven environments. 2WR Architects brought this vision to life while collaborating with Hecht Burdeshaw Architects. Together, they designed the new 205,000-sq.-ft., three-story William Henry Spencer High School. The facility accommodates 1,350 students across 61 instructional units, providing an innovative space for education that supports 21st-century learning.

Preserving History While Embracing Innovation

Established in 1930, William Henry Spencer High School was the first African American high school in Muscogee County. Today, it serves as the region’s Academy of Computer Science and Electronic Game Design magnet school, equipping students with specialized skills for technology-driven careers. 2WR led the programming, space planning, building layout, and interior design to create a functional, engaging, and future-ready learning environment.

A Future-Ready High School for the Next Generation

This modern high school design reflects 2WR’s commitment to creating future-ready learning spaces. The school now provides an inspiring, technology-driven environment that fosters creativity, collaboration, and academic excellence. Its cutting-edge amenities, adaptable design, and focus on student success position it as a model for modern educational architecture.

For more insights on cutting-edge school architecture, visit the American Institute of Architects (AIA), a trusted resource on modern high school design trends.