This 40-acre master plan for a 100 year old, private high school involved construction of a new wastewater treatment and water recycling facility, utilities for distributing the reclaimed water for irrigation, design of 7 new faculty residences, a childcare facility, a new admissions building, building and grounds facility, central campus green, outdoor amphitheater, aquatics center with competition and warm-up pools.

LGLA recognized a major opportunity in the existing concrete drainage ditch flushing all of the campus runoff out into a nearby creek. It was replaced with an 800 ft long bio-swale planted with locally native trees and riparian plants, providing a major water quality improvement.

Photos: Lane Goodkind

Phase 1 of project under construction.  The faculty residences are nearly complete (bottom left) and the old wastewater treatment facility has been removed to make way for new baseball fields.

Diagram showing phases of the project: Phase 1: Build 7 new faculty residences, remove wastewater facility holding pond and convert to baseball fields, construct new faculty childcare facility. Phase 2: Construct under-ground wastewater holding ci

Retaining walls built w/ on-site salvage (Copy)