Modular

New 8 classroom modular classroom building as part of a portable replacement program for an expanding school district. The design is JL Modular’s Clerestory DSA prechecked design.

15-classroom, two-story classroom building on an existing elementary school site. The Project will include approximately 10,060 square feet of buildings, including 15 classrooms and associated site work. This is the second 2-story classroom building JL Modular has built on this campus.

Two-story classroom building featuring 16 standard classrooms, 4 science classrooms with shared prep rooms, elevator and restrooms. Photos: © 2022 Steve Whittaker

The new two-story modular classroom features 14 general classrooms, four STEM classrooms, boys & girls restrooms, food service speedline and a staff work room.

Delivered via design-build, the $51 million TK-8th grade school was built on a 12-acre site by a partnership of JL Modular, Otto Construction and NMR Architects. Completed in 2021, the new two-story school features three buildings with 35 classrooms and an administration/ library building. It serves 850 students.

This project used permanent modular construction techniques, which combine the form and function of traditional site-built construction with the
speed and cost efficiency of the modular construction process. The steel-framed buildings were pre-fabricated in modular sections off-site that were transported to the site, erected and finished. This method helped shorten the overall construction schedule and kept costs down.

This new 4,500 square foot state-of-the-art college science building was built by a design-build partnership of JL Construction, along with JL Modular and Architect Brokaw Designs. The building is an L-shaped, steel-frame building with a chemistry teaching lab, chemistry prep room, chemistry instrument room and anthropology classroom; an all-gender restroom and extensive outdoor teaching areas.

The chemistry lab features five chemical fume hoods, safety showers and eyewash stations, gas/vacuum dual valves at each station, laboratory sinks, and a reverse osmosis de-Ionized (RODI) water system.

JLC was selected following a rigorous design-build competition. The modular approach by JLC ensured that the project was built quickly for less than conventional construction.

Built in 12 months on a fast-track schedule, Riego Creek is an entirely new school to accommodate Roseville’s growing population. JLC, in conjunction with JL Modular and DCA Architects, designed and built the school using JL Modular’s Prodigi21 DSA prechecked classroom design.

Features include:
-6 Kindergarten and TK classrooms with play structure
-3 learning community clusters organized by grades with outdoor learning space and shade structures
-28 classrooms plus associated restrooms, small group instruction rooms
-4000 square foot multipurpose building with warming kitchen and stage
-Administration building with associated offices

New permanent modular 8-classroom wing with associated science fixtures and casework. The building features four dedicated science classrooms with sinks and ceiling mounted power cords. There are four additional classrooms with partition walls for flexibility.

Twelve new slab-on-grade modular classrooms plus restrooms on an existing elementary school campus as part of a district-wide portable replacement program. Classroom design is JL Modular’s DSA prechecked design for faster approval.

10 new slab-on-grade modular classrooms plus restrooms on an existing elementary school campus as part of a district-wide portable replacement program. Classroom design is JL Modular’s DSA prechecked design for faster approval and construction.