Conversion & remodel of an existing 2-story 42,000 SF animal shelter in the Palisades village to an education space for Seven Arrows Elementary School.

Renovation and adaptation of an existing structure to create a new middle school for the Oaks Christian School, a private middle and high school in Westlake Village, CA.

New-construction.

Houses a special education school for preschool through high school children.

Renovations to and conversion of an existing structure, a catholic high school, to house Yeshiva Ohr Eliyahu's new facilities.

Renovations and changes of use to existing buildings on the Willows Community School campus in Culver City, CA.

Modernization and upgrades to approximately 214,000 SF of existing academic halls at LACC. 

New-construction 16,000 SF community center in Lomita, CA.

This complex was designed as a multi-purpose community center to house social, athletic, and supplemental educational programs.

The building was split into two seperate geometric components housing different functions. 

New-construction of day care, child care, and community center.

The program included park upgraded and playground equipment.

Renovations and upgrades for a Conservative Synagogue in west Los Angeles.

The existing 12,000 sq. ft space was torn down to the structure and replaced with a carefully programmed yet flexible space.

New 2 story building is part of a larger elementary school complex framing playgrounds.

Classrooms conform to state and district standards for ‘smart classroom’ technology.

High ceilings, ample natural light and central energy management.

Renovation and addition to an existing three-story building.

Providing a preschool, kindergarten, grade school, full-size gym with stage, drama lab, and arts atelier.

Includes a large sanctuary with rabbinical offices and conference center, large courtyard, and dining hall.

A proposal for a performing arts center consisting of a 480 seat proscenium theater with fly loft, music and dance studies, and supporting classrooms.

Teaming with John Sergio Fisher.

Built by the U.S. Navy Seabees for personnel assigned to the Los Angeles Air Force Station.

The complex has a capacity of 90 children in 6 care areas.

Kitchen facilities provide lunch and snacks.