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Ross School Nearing Completion
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010
American Canyon High School Ranked #1 Construction Project
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
If you recently received a copy of the North Bay Business Journal’s Book of Lists, check out page 61–American Canyon High School is ranked by value as the #1 construction project in Sonoma, Napa, Marin and Solano counties. This progress shot was taken December 2009.
Happy Kids & Satisfied Teachers at Mendocino K-8
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009
The New Mendocino K–8 School:
A Community Dream Realized
Story by Margi Gomez
Contributing editor, Lisa Norman
Here’s a quote from the article the QKA marketing department thoroughly enjoyed: “I think that the new school has a great stage, kitchen, plants, playground, library and classrooms. I think the whole school is awesome. P.S.…It’s totally twenty-first century,” Sofia Seim asserts.
The new Mendocino K-8 campus will be featured on our website in early 2010.
Aaron’s trip to Washington, DC
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009I traveled to our nation’s capital a few weeks ago for an interview of all things. We are a part of an incredible multi-disciplinary team that is interviewing for a position as BIM consultant to the US General Services Administration (GSA). Other team members include Hallam-ICS, Blach Construction and Gregory P. Luth and Associates among many others. It’s a great opportunity and we are pretty excited about it.
In addition to talking about BIM and making the pitch to GSA I had a few hours for an evening stroll along the Mall including a visit to the new FDR memorial. Here are a few pictures.
My new favorite quote
FDR and his dog..... toto?
The Lincoln Memorial
American Canyon High School Takes Shape
Thursday, May 7th, 2009
QKA Local Visits Classroom
Thursday, April 30th, 2009On Tuesday members of the QKA Local team for the Open Architecture Classroom Challenge (Chad, Tony and myself) visited the Americorps tutoring and after school program at Meadowview Elementary School in Santa Rosa. We will be working with them to find ways to better use their portable classroom for their literacy tutoring and after school programs. As you can see by these pictures, we have our work cut out for us. Check back later for what our ideas are.
