BASIS Oro Valley
Oro Valley, Arizona

• 32,000 s.f. facility.
• 5-12 school grades.
• Built in 5 months from concept sketch to Certificate of Occupancy.
• Krebs Carhuff Architects and Canyon Building and Design worked together as a design-build team.
  
• Utilized pre-engineered steel structure and masonry for efficiency in construction.

Leona Group, Mission Heights
High School

• 29,000 s.f. facility.
• 9-12 school grades.
• Masonry and wood frame construction.
• Krebs Carhuff Architects and Canyon Building and Design worked together as a design-build team.
  
• Design build approach provided value engineering to minimize costs and increase efficiency of construction.

Presidio School
Tucson, Arizona

• Multi-Phase project.
• Began as tenant improvement from an existing church campus.
• Developed into 2 new buildings – Administration offices and classrooms.
• K-12 school grades.
  

Math and Science Success Academy,
Phase I and II

• 15,000 s.f. facility.
• K-6 school grades.
• New campus for an established school.
• Frame and stucco construction minimized construction time and cost.
  

Pima Partnership Academy
Tucson, Arizona

• 7,498 square foot, two story classroom building expansion.
• Project within budget and opened in time for classes.
• Maximized site square footage.
• Campus feel to the property.
  
• Glass blocks provide light and texture at stairs.
• Vivid colors add visual interest to the campus.
  

Pomerene Elementary School
Pomerene, Arizona

• Multi-phased projects completed over the course of five years.
• Addition to existing gymnasium and renovation of the existing gymnasium interior.
  
• Large multi-purpose classrooms and offices.
• Kindergarten classroom additon.
  
• Cafeteria addition.
• New additions created a courtyard with the existing gymnasium.
  

San Fernando Elementary School
Sasabe, Arizona

• Small school contained in one building with classrooms and a multi-purpose room.
• Met the state school facilities board project requirements.
  
• Constructed within budget and on time.
  
• Southwest style, as requested by the school board.