Fanning Howey
American architectural firm
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Fanning Howey is an American architecture firm specializing in schools. It was established in 1961 by Ronald H. Fanning and Clair E. Howey.[1][3] It has been called one of the world's largest school design firms.[4]
Firm typeArchitecture, interior design, engineering
FoundersRonald H. Fanning and Clair E. Howey[1]
PrincipalsTimothy Lehman
Andy Miller
Brian Butler
Alan Cradler
Jennifer Fuller
John Gladden
Dennis Hacker
Carla Remenschneider
Edward Sawa
Michael Schipp
Zachary Sprunger[2]
Andy Miller
Brian Butler
Alan Cradler
Jennifer Fuller
John Gladden
Dennis Hacker
Carla Remenschneider
Edward Sawa
Michael Schipp
Zachary Sprunger[2]
Founded1961[3]
| Fanning Howey | |
|---|---|
| Practice information | |
| Firm type | Architecture, interior design, engineering |
| Founders | Ronald H. Fanning and Clair E. Howey[1] |
| Principals | Timothy Lehman Andy Miller Brian Butler Alan Cradler Jennifer Fuller John Gladden Dennis Hacker Carla Remenschneider Edward Sawa Michael Schipp Zachary Sprunger[2] |
| Founded | 1961[3] |
| Location | Celina, Ohio |
| Website | |
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History
In 1976, Fanning Howey merged with Lee J. Brockway's architecture firm.[5] As of 2000, Fanning Howey employed 96 registered architects in eleven offices. Between 1995 and 2000, it completed $2.8 billion in school construction projects.[6] As of 2025, the firm has six offices throughout Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.[7]
List of major projects
- Avon High School, Avon, Indiana, 1999[8]
- Belleville High School, Belleville, Michigan, 2013[9]
- Chesterton High School, Chesterton, Indiana 2000[10]
- Cyprus High School, Magna, Utah, 2025[11]
- Dakota High School (Michigan), Macomb Township, Michigan, 1995[12]
- Eastern High School (Washington D.C.) renovations[13]
- Gaylord High School, Gaylord, Michigan, 1994[14]
- Holly High School, Holly, Michigan, 1999[15]
- Leslie High School, Leslie, Michigan, 1997[16]
- Lincoln Middle School, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1997[17]
- Marysville High School, Marysville, Ohio[1]
- Northville High School, Northville, Michigan, 2000[18]
- Novi Middle School, Novi, Michigan, 1999[19]
- Perrysburg High School, Perrysburg, Ohio, 1999[20]
- Portsmouth Junior/Senior High School, Portsmouth, Ohio[21]
- Rome Free Academy, Rome, New York[6]
- Springboro High School, Springboro, Ohio[22]
- Williamston High School, Williamston, Michigan[23]
- Zionsville Community High School renovations, Zionsville, Indiana[24]