Paragon Architecture

Care to Learn | New Headquarters in Springfield, Missouri

Designed for Care to Learn, this project transforms a 20,000+ square foot building into a headquarters that supports the organization’s growing mission. The renovated space serves as a central hub for administrative and chapter services while expanding their capacity to serve students in need.

The facility includes dedicated office areas, warehouse space, and a flexible volunteer hub designed for assembling care packages and hosting hands-on service activities. A volunteer kitchen and outdoor courtyard further enhance the space, creating opportunities for events, collaboration, and community engagement.

By blending functionality, flexibility, and purpose, this new headquarters strengthens Care to Learn’s ability to meet students’ essential health, hunger, and hygiene needs. This new headquarters will fit in by supporting both their mission and the communities they serve.

Springfield Public School District | Bingham Elementary School in Springfield, Missouri

A new chapter for elementary education takes shape at Bingham Elementary School. Designed to serve more than 450 students, the replacement school creates a modern, student-centered environment that supports both learning and the daily rhythm of the school.

Organized across two levels, the building includes 23 classrooms along with dedicated areas for art, media, dining, administration, and community engagement within their new community room. A safe-room gymnasium introduces flexible, secure spaces that accommodate school activities while also welcoming broader community use.

With a focus on safety, efficiency, and long-term adaptability, the new Bingham Elementary provides a supportive setting for students and staff—while strengthening its connection to the community it serves.

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The Montage at Hawk Ridge in Lake Saint Louis, Missouri

Montage at Hawk Ridge is a master-planned rental community shaped by its connection to the outdoors and a strong sense of neighborhood. Trails, lakes, and shared amenity spaces are woven throughout the site, creating a walkable environment that encourages interaction, recreation, and everyday ease.

The Townhomes and Villas introduce 168 well-appointed residences, offering a mix of one- and two-story layouts with private garages and elevated interior finishes. Each home is thoughtfully positioned to provide a sense of privacy while maintaining close access to the community’s amenities and shared spaces.

By blending the residential design and the natural character of the site, this development creates a vibrant, amenity-rich community built for long-term livability.

McDonald County High School | End Zone Facility in Anderson, Missouri

We’re excited to share some upcoming projects featured in the Springfield Business Journal Spring 2026 Architects & Engineers Report!

Designed for the McDonald County School District, this Endzone Facility brings together athletics and community in one dynamic, two-story space. Positioned at the end of the football field, the building enhances the game day atmosphere while serving as a year-round resource for students and the community.

From field-level locker rooms, training, and support spaces to a 220-seat community room and viewing deck above, the facility is built for flexibility, function, and connection.

We’re proud to be part of a project that strengthens both the stadium experience and the community it serves.

Working with the Springfield-Greene County Library District and the dedicated team at the Republic Branch to bring this facility to life was a dream! Go check it out if you get a chance — we bet you'll find a few reasons to come back!

Located in the heart of the community, the Crowder College Advanced Training & Workforce Center serves as a dynamic hub for higher education and workforce development, designed to support students for years to come. This transformation has created a state-of-the-art instructional facility that strengthens workforce development across southwest Missouri. The renovation reimagines the space with flexible classrooms, enhanced functionality, and welcoming areas that foster collaboration, connection, and growth.

The new center supports a wide range of programs including welding, advanced manufacturing, computer network science, engineering technology, esports, and health sciences. The space features specialized labs, flexible classrooms, and a large multi-functional conference venue for community and industry events, ensuring students gain hands-on experience in environments that reflect today’s workforce demands. Seeing the doors officially open and the community gather to mark this milestone is a powerful reminder of why we do what we do. Projects like this honor the history of a place while creating forward-thinking spaces that support opportunity, innovation, and student success.

We’re grateful to partner with Crowder College on this exciting new chapter and can’t wait to see the impact this renewed facility will have on students and the surrounding community. Here’s to continued growth and bright futures ahead!

Paragon Architecture
Crowder College
Ribbon Cutting, Grand Opening, Built For Learning, Workforce Ready

AIA → Three letters that represent dedication, discipline, and the determination to see it through.

We’re thrilled to share the exciting news that Alex Mosby has officially earned his license to practice architecture! 🎉 This major milestone is a testament to Alex’s hard work, persistence, and commitment to personal and professional growth. We’re incredibly proud to celebrate this achievement and grateful to have Alex as part of the Paragon Architecture team.

Congratulations, Alex — well done! 
 
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