chitect Kahle Wilson of Design Architects Plus, is funded by a $92 million 2008 bond issue passed by voters of the city of Yukon.

The 350,000-square-foot, two-story school; a 24,000-square-foot wellness center; and a football stadium with press box are scheduled for occupancy next summer.

"For a high school, this is a big project," Wilson says. "The football stadium capacity is just over 6,500 seats, and they will have a state-of-the-art gymnasium at the main high school that seats just over 3,000."

Several athletic venues, including baseball and soccer fields, also will be housed on the 110-acre campus.

Mission Norman
2525 E Lindsey, Norman

Ronald Banks, director of homeless development for Mission Norman, is charged with constructing a $3.2 million, seven-building, planned-unit development. Designed by architect David Cunningham of D.C. Associates, the project will feature five, four-plex buildings to house 20 homeless families with children, a mission center and a garage/barn for the group's vehicles.

Gene Barnes, Mission Norman director, says four of the four-plexes are two-bedroom units at 905 square feet each. Three-bedroom units totaling 1,220 square feet will be available for larger in-need families. All units will be wheelchair-accessible, with washers and dryers.

The 18,000-square-foot center will provide a large food pantry, private counseling service areas and a 155-seat worship center.

"A third of the new mission center will be dedicated to food that we give away, storage/display and walk-in freezer and refrigeration. We needed that yesterday," Barnes says. "This is a big deal, and we're doing it all on faith. We've kicked off a $3.2 million campaign to build this, along with in-kind donations. We've already got one in-kind donation worth about a quarter million. This is not going to be a turnkey job. We're going to have our own contractor and using oodles of volunteers. We're praying that we get this $3.2 million raised by Christmas."

The project will have a "green" element, including wells for geothermal energy use.

"I don't know if we can swing this or not, but we are going to try to go as