FALL 2026 Ransom Everglades LOG 23 Construction is underway on the Sundheim Humanities Center, a transformative facility scheduled for completion in fall 2027. Situated between the Lampen Family Wellness Center and the La Brisa house on the upper school campus, this 30,000-square-foot, glass-walled building will dramatically expand the academic heart of Ransom Everglades. The new center will mark the next major milestone in the school’s continuing campus evolution, following the unveiling of the Fernandez STEM Center in 2020 and the restoration of La Brisa in 2022. Designed as an academic complement to the STEM facility, the center will house 19 flexible classrooms, collaborative workspaces, gathering halls, a vibrant student commons and modern faculty offices. Providing a campus home for the study of history, literature, languages, philosophy and ethics, the Sundheim Humanities Center will help ensure that every student at Ransom Everglades develops the communications, writing and critical thinking skills necessary to thrive in today’s complex world. It will serve as a hub for civil discourse and collaborative work while also providing a quiet retreat for creative thinking. This vision sprang to life in June 2022 with a record capital gift from Brett and Daniel Sundheim P’26 ’28, which was designed to extend RE’s century-long commitment to excellence in the humanities. Thanks to the Sundheim’s leadership, along with support from former board chair Miguel Dueñas ’95, newly installed chair Ricky Stokes ’94, former chair Jonathan Fitzpatrick and a dedicated community of trustees and donors, the project is becoming a reality. Please know your support is still needed. To learn more about available naming opportunities and how to support this special project, contact Director of Advancement Vicki Carbonell Williamson ’88 at 305 460 8826 or vwilliamson@ransomeverglades.org. As you turn the page, explore the early architectural renderings of this landmark facility and read reflections from the donors helping shape the future of Ransom Everglades. The Future in Focus An exciting vision for the Sundheim Humanities Center comes to life
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