St Thomas the Apostle School
The scope of work for this project involves the complete renovation of an existing 19,240-square-foot 1930’s era unreinforced masonry and concrete school building which includes all new mechanical, electrical, fire sprinkler, and plumbing systems for the new classrooms, library, and administrative and support services facilities as well as new on grade parking and playground areas . In addition, phase II of the project includes an entirely new 15,058-square- foot steel frame structure over a new 26,301-square-foot CIP concrete subterranean parking garage which is built along-side the existing building creating a new gymnasium, kitchen and additional classroom space as well as an outdoor play ground above the parking structure.
St. Thomas the Apostle School received the 2010 Los Angeles Architectural Award from the Los Angeles Business Council for its exceptional contribution in the category of “Under Construction”.
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The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Los Angeles
Griffin Enright Architects
Los Angeles, California
