Workforce training relies on outdoor and hybrid learning environments to prepare students for real-world conditions in infrastructure, emergency response, and public safety. This session examines how facilities design extends beyond the building through two Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) projects: the TEEX Vocational Workforce Training Building at Texas A&M University-San Antonio and the TEEX Public Service Training Complex at the Texas A&M University RELLIS Campus. These projects demonstrate how training infrastructure, high-bay instructional space, and flexible site planning support certification programs for linemen, emergency responders, and others. Presenters will explore how safety, utilities, durability, and operation requirements shape outdoor training environments that perform year-round while adapting to evolving demands. Attendees will learn how integrated facilities improve instructional outcomes and long-term campus performance.