Canyon Springs High School Modernizations

About the Project

Canyon Springs High School in the Moreno Valley Unified School District serves approximately 2,200 students. The school received funds from the community-supported Bond Measure M, a $75 million program for new and refurbished facilities. Design West has been involved in many of the projects on campus, consisting of the gym, football stadium, Administrative Building and Math & Science Building.

Specific scope included:

• Football Stadium | New construction including locker rooms, concessions, and restrooms
• Site Electrical | ADA Parking upgrades of 20,000 SF including pathway lighting along path of egress
• Gymnasium | HVAC and Fire/Life Safety modernization of the 20,840 SF gym
• Administrative Building | 90,590 SF modernization including offices, career center, library, and innovation lab
• Math and Science Building | 51,000 SF new construction, providing 8 fully-integrated science labs and 16 new classrooms
• Additional Projects on Campus | Multipurpose Building; Cyber Innovation Lab; interim prep kitchen, food service portables and admin; handcourt restoration; load recordings