South Tahoe Middle School serves the entire South Lake Tahoe community, offering a full range of academic courses and athletics guided by next generation learning. To meet the evolving needs…
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Exciting progress is underway at the athletic stadium at Chabot College! Recent construction activity has focused on site excavation and preparation, including the removal of the original field, track, spectator…
Studio W Architects and TSK Architects are partnering with the Town of Paradise on the development of their Facilities Master Plan, as well as the design of a new corporation…
Celebrating milestones at Buena Park School District’s Beatty Middle School with a groundbreaking ceremony for their new gymnasium! Studio W’s Newport Beach team was proud to attend the event and…
In our San Jose Studio, we had the pleasure of hosting students from Los Gatos High School for a hands-on job shadow experience! Studio W team members—Jim Moore, Herman Fernandez,…
Progress continues at Little Chico Creek Elementary School in Chico Unified School District. Over the past month, the project has reached several important milestones as construction steadily moves toward completion….
Take a final look at the completed Gilbert Elementary School PK/TK Classrooms and Early Learning Building for Buena Park School District. This thoughtful expansion enhances Gilbert Elementary School’s early learning…
Studio W Architects believes professional growth is essential to delivering thoughtful, forward-thinking designs. As the architecture and education landscape continues to evolve, investing in leadership and learning allows our team…
Studio W Architects is excited to share a sneak peek of the construction progress at the Waggoner Elementary School Modernization in Winters Joint Unified School District. The new parent drop-off…
Studio W Architects joined WoodWorks, TimberQuest and XL Construction in hosting an educational tour of Elkhorn Village Elementary School within Washington Unified School District. The event provided an in-depth look…