Designing the ideal classroom environment is an age-old challenge. To create an environment that promotes innovation, and ultimately may be the most important space a child will inhabit throughout their academic career, is a hefty challenge; One PJHM Architects has not shied away from, and essentially is why we’ve made it our career. Historical precedent … 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
The Jefferson Elementary School in Tracy, California opened in 1929 at its current location. Some of the original buildings still remain on campus, however, as the District has grown and as new schools have been constructed the learning environment of the Jefferson Elementary School has fallen short when it comes to up-to-date, equitable learning facilities … 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
The City of Claremont Architectural Commission announced last week that PJHM Architects has the distinction of receiving an Excellence In Design Award under the category of New Construction for the Upper Village Classroom Building located at Foothill Country Day School. The formal presentation of the awards will take place at 7:00pm on Wednesday, June 29, … Continued
