
Rancho San Juan High School
This new 40-acre public high school campus project included roadway and infrastructure design. Included were on-site flood control facilities with underground storage to address stormwater challenges.
This new 40-acre public high school campus project included roadway and infrastructure design. Included were on-site flood control facilities with underground storage to address stormwater challenges.
The first net-zero energy charter school in the U.S., this energy-efficient facility includes features such as a solar roof.
With three schools (ranging from preschool to high school) on one busy campus, U&R designed traffic safety and parking lot improvements. The team worked with each individual school in order to create a solution for the high level of traffic
Situated on a challenging hillside property, U&R provided bridging documents for this new Middle School delivered via Design/Build.
A new public charter school was built on existing church property, requiring design integration with adjacent user activities.
A new classroom building project was completed, including an on-site passenger loading zone for optimal safety and security.
Engineering solutions were designed for this new, two-story classroom building on a constrained hillside site.
U&R designed this existing parking lot modification including a high-capacity passenger loading zone for safety and efficiency.
This Elementary School was reconstructed, including the replacement of the majority of the school for modernization.
Situated in a residential area and designed to be a neighborhood school, this new school campus included a complex on-site drop-off sequence for increased safety.