As part of the Nogales High School campus “Revival” campaign, four outdated buildings were demolished to make way for new construction. The 60,000 sf redevelopment consists of a modern two-story classroom and administrative building, a high-volume multi-purpose building, outdoor stage area, single-story food service building and a “Super Room” with four individual classrooms that open up into one expansive area for meetings. The project will also include new outdoor student spaces and a redesigned parking lot.

The Fuscoe team is providing design development and construction documents. The biggest civil engineering challenge entailed relocation of an existing 8’ X 8’ Los Angeles County Flood Control box culvert. A 466 LF section of the new culvert was rerouted to avoid the new building construction. The work effort included structural design, hydraulic calculations, plan design and processing.