QKA’s Folia building solution, developed with partners Blach Construction and Gregory P. Luth & Associates, was included in the San Francisco Business Times’ article, “The prefab revolution comes to commercial construction.” The article cites cost and time saving benefits as driving factors of the rising popularity of prefabricated structures, explaining how Folia has found success in the K-12 market, saving school districts millions of dollars and cutting construction time in half.

QKA Principal Aaron Jobson dives into four areas in which Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS) criteria provide guidelines and accountability for school designers. Featuring the recent completion of Cupertino High School’s new classroom and science lab buildings as a case study, he explains how the project is on track to meet CHPS Designed Certification, featuring daylighting, vi...

QKA Principals Aaron Jobson and Mark Quattrocchi offer an overview of the Collaborative for High Performance Schools, a credentialing organization providing design and building professionals with clear guidelines and tools to implement strategies that improve student health and achievement and conserve resources and protect the environment. Filed Under

QKA Principal Mark Quattrocchi offers his tips for increasing energy savings and making learning environments more comfortable and effective by implementing readily available energy-saving measures in school design. Read the fu...

Bond Money Fuels Construction Boom, published in San Francisco Business Times

The Value of Cost Estimating, published in School Construction News

Published in The Press Democrat, August 28, 2016

The Folia system uses pre-engineered components to deliver school buildings at 20% less cost.

Building Design + Construction Great Solutions | August 23, 2016 | John Caulfield, Senior Editor

The San Carlos (Calif.) School District was in the midst of implementi...