The Building Trades Program originated at Fredericksburg High School under the name Casa Über Alles with the help of Richard Laughlin and other local building professionals. This program is designed to give students the ability put on a tool belt and step on a work crew the day after graduation.
High schools around the Texas Hill Country have begun to implement their own projects modeled after Casa Über Alles and have accomplished similar goals.
One of the key factors of success is community involvement. Building professionals from the local area provide important guidance and instruction in a real-world setting. These mentors donate their time and resources to invest in the next generation of builders and blue collar workers.
Interest in adopting this program has been growing across the country. A truly grassroots movement, it can be tailored to meet the needs for schools whether a building trades program currently exists or not.
Are you ready for this powerful experience in your community? Contact us. We can’t wait to see your project launch!
We’re proud of the work these students have accomplished and excited to expand the program!
2017 One-of-a-Kind Custom Home up to 1,500 Sq. Ft.
Judges Discretionary Award for Educational Building Trades Program
Best Special Project – Non-Primary Residence
Best Architectural Design Tiny House
Best Architectural Design Tiny House
Best Special Project: Non-Primary Residence
Best Tiny House
Best Special Project Non-Residence
Best Tiny House
Lots of time, effort, and support go into making Casa Über Alles a success every year.
Your donation is very much appreciated and helps to fund real-world experiences students can utilize for the rest of their lives.
