In a momentous event, March Mountain High School recently unveiled their brand-new cosmetology department at a heartwarming ribbon-cutting ceremony. We were honored to attend the morning festivities where we welcomed the high school students to an exciting opportunity to not only earn valuable credits toward their graduation but also to gain hands-on experience and fundamental skills for a future career path.
The new elementary school in San Jacinto, California will be completed in March 2025.
As a tradition to kick-off the new year, the PCH Architects team reflects on our accomplishments this past year by highlighting the projects that stand out as favorites. The year brought new opportunities to bring our vision into our work…
Firm Associate and lead designer Lis Zuloaga and other team members, including Kenia Quintos, collaborated to develop a massing model. The model illustrated the project’s design, volume, height, and shape. We struck a favorable chord with our approach and turned a twenty-five-year-old dream into a tangible project that the district’s selection committee could visualize. In 2020, we were awarded the project.
With all the abbreviations that were new to me, I can almost hear those around begin to correct what a T.I. is -- “Mo-der-ni-za-tion”. Others may even cringe at past projects of tenant improvements where planning is not always part of the process. Why should we (Architects/Designers, et al.) give above and beyond for such projects? Reasonable question but none one of which I’m referring to. What does a TI have to do with hiking?
