San Bernardino City Unified School District Board of Education Building
San Bernardino, California
As the seventh-largest district in California, the San Bernardino City Unified School District had a Board of Education Building that was lacking the critical 21st-century infrastructure to serve the district and the community at large. As an urban district serving students and families of primarily low incomes, San Bernardino needed its administration building to have the flexibility for community members to hold meetings and events, supported by needed technology.
The new space is modern with high ceilings, wood accents and glass display cases for district schools and departments to showcase their latest achievements. Meeting and event rooms now have wireless AV technologies, and much-needed repairs and upgrades enable the entire building to meet up-to-date building standards. These upgrades offer a more inviting and educational atmosphere for parents and students visiting administrative offices.
Additional Information
Associated Firm
D&M Martin Construction
Cost per Sq Ft
$257.00
Featured in
2022 Educational Interiors Showcase
Interior category
Administrative Areas/Offices
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