(Post by Jeffrey Kuruvilla) Recently I had the chance to visit a great example of Ancestral Puebloan architecture at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. The park contains several hundred dwellings built in some very unexpected places. Constructed from 600 to the 1300s, the architecture has found ways to endure not only in its materials … Continued
Football games are an essential part of the high school experience. There is nothing quite like the thrill in the air on Friday nights—everyone dressed in school colors and cheering on the team with all of their friends, hoping to enjoy the feeling of victory after a big win. High school football, and all high school sports, … Continued
PJHM Architect’s experience with historically significant school buildings is long and varied – initially beginning with Newport Harbor High School for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District in the early 1970’s to more recently completing the restorations on Huntington Beach High School campus, along with many others in the interim. Currently, PJHM Architects is involved with … Continued
PJHM Principal and Architect Tom Kruse had the pleasure of attending a presentation from some students at the California Military Institute, located in Perris, California. It was a geometry project where students designed a sports complex for their campus. School architects PJHM completed the new Science and Music building for CMI, so when PUHSD requested … Continued
PJHM participated in the Tustin Public Schools Foundation’s 25th annual Dino Dash. The Dino Dash rallies the community together in support of over 24,000 students within Tustin Unified. All proceeds benefit the non-profit Tustin Public Schools Foundation and local public schools. PJHM had a total of 16 team members; 4 rode the 50K bike … Continued
