Ahh…the 1,300 acre Orange County Great Park. Back in 2006 the City chose Ken Smith Workshop to master plan this former Marine Crops station into a visionary metropolitan “oasis”. Their design, set to rival NYC’s Central Park and San Diego’s Balboa Park, included a man-made canyon, public gathering places, theatres and museums, as well … Continued
The San Bernardino City Unified School District broke ground on its 15th and final new campus May 16th, capping an aggressive construction campaign that started in 2004. Paakuma’ K–8 School, designed by PJHM Architects, is named for San Manuel Band of Mission Indians’ revered leader Santos Manuel and is located at 17875 Sycamore Creek … Continued
Pinacate Middle School opened in August, 1987. The school was originally designed to accommodate 700 seventh and eighth grade students. Steady and consistent growth within the area has pushed student population to more than 1,300. Over the past three years, students, staff, parents and community members have joined together to analyze Pinacate’s existing facilities, and … Continued
Our PJHM Co-Lab tradition keeps going strong, and today was no exception. Architect extraordinaire Dave Bell of PJHM gave a powerful and informative talk on the future of California’s Green Code, and before you begin asking yourself how code could be so amazing, Arnold Schwarzenegger was virtually present and really made it exciting. Not only … Continued
Perris City and school district officials celebrated the opening of a new $17.5 million gymnasium and library/administration building on the Pinacate Middle School Campus, work that enhances the school experience for 1,200 seventh and eighth-grade students. Perris Mayor Daryl Busch, City Councilwoman Joanne Evans and Jonathan Greenberg, superintendent of the Perris Union High School District … Continued
