Providence Academy, a private, Roman Catholic, college-preparatory K-12 school, chose Stahl to construct two additions: Phase 1, a 30,000-SF addition providing new classrooms and chemistry labs; and Phase II, a 98,000-SF addition providing new classrooms, a new gymnasium and upgraded kitchen facilities.

Because school was in session during construction, Stahl was committed to maintaining the utmost in the way of a safe, secure and clean jobsite; and minimizing as much as possible disruption to the students, teachers and staff.

The building architecture of Providence Academy is modeled after the Georgian Colonial style of the Sir Christopher Wren Building on the campus of The College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. The Wren building was built between 1695-1699, and is the oldest college building in the United States.