David Gangloff, Job Captain
for Gelfand RNP Architects
(All Design Phases)
SAN FRANCISCO - 1999
This is a fast paced project intended to replace aged modular classrooms and expand capacity at a cramped existing, urban elementary school site in San Francisco. Occupancy was scheduled one year from start of drawings. The new buildings create a new quadrangle that reinforces the cohesiveness of the school community. The new buildings include nine classrooms, a library, offices, elevator and restrooms. The design process has included close collaboration with neighborhood, district, school, and parent representatives, to achieve a quiet fit into this mostly residential neighborhood.
Awards
2001 Citation Award
School Construction News / Design Share
1999 American Institute of Architects
Exemplary Learning Environment Award
"Educational Facilities"
SIZE: SIZE: COST:
Project Stats
7,100 SF (Renovated)
13,755 SF (New)
$3,800,000 USD
OWNER: GENERAL CONTRACTOR: STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: MECHANICAL ENGINEER: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: CIVIL ENGINEER: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: ASSOCIATED ARCHITECT:
Project Team
San Francisco Unified School District
Angotti & Reilly, Inc.
Biggs Cardosa Associates
MHC Engineers
SCE Engineers
Greg Jacobs
The Miller Company
Lin + Meinhardt Architects
PLANS:
Drawings
Ground Floor & Site Plan
Upper Floor
