Single-Story Classroom Buildings

Construction of three new modular classroom buildings including art,
kindergarten and special education classrooms. The architect used JLM’s
DSA Prechecked design to ensure prompt DSA approval, and faster
construction.

Construction of two new classroom buildings and an Administration building as part of a modernization of an existing school.

Five new slab-on-grade permanent modular classrooms and all associated
site work under a lease-leaseback agreement. Classroom design utilized the JL Modular DSA-prechecked plans.

Construction of five new modular classrooms plus restrooms using JL Modular's DSA prechecked design including all associated site work.

Construction of four 1-story modular classrooms, locker room, wood shop and art classroom buildings. The architect used JL Modular's DSA prechecked design to ensure prompt DSA approval, and faster construction.

JL Modular designed and built seven classroom buildings plus an administration building for this complete school replacement. There are a total of 21 classrooms plus associated restrooms. The classroom design used JL Modular’s DSA prechecked clerestory design to save design and approval times and ensure the classrooms would be open on the first day of school in August 2019. The administration building features a welcoming school entrance, community room, administration offices and conference rooms.

JL Modular designed and built three classroom buildings at Stanley Middle School using its DSA prechecked design. Two buildings are configured to make an l-shape which converges around an established outdoor learning area. The other six classrooms are on the opposite side of the campus. The classroom types include general education and science with prep rooms, eye wash, movable furniture and science-specific countertops. The buildings also feature student and faculty restrooms and a conference room with partition wall for optional divider.

JL Construction, in partnership with JL Modular, designed and built a classroom building and multipurpose building for this K-8 school. The classroom building is a single story, 7200 square foot, permanent modular building including site work. Each of the six STEM classrooms is 1,100 square feet and features extensive daylighting and adjacent outdoor learning areas. The architect used JL Modular’s DSA prechecked design to ensure prompt DSA approval and faster construction. The new, 8,600 square foot modular multipurpose building features a 5,000 square foot assembly room, warming kitchen, changing rooms, restrooms and overhead doors that open to adjacent playgrounds. Site work included converting a field to two outdoor basketball courts, a new concrete amphitheatre, a play structure and lunch area.

Summit Shasta High School in Daly City, CA opened for students in August 2018. The school was built by JL Construction (JLC), in conjunction with JL Modular (JLM), with Artik Art & Architecture.

Summit Shasta is a new 400-student public charter high school on 2.5 acres in Daly City, CA, south of San Francisco.

JLC provided overall project management and utilities, parking and all outdoor learning spaces and landscaping while JLM provided the modular school buildings.

The campus has five 1-story modular buildings totaling 26,000 square feet. There are:

• 10 standard classrooms
• two science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) classrooms
• one special education classroom with associated office
• an administration space
• a large multipurpose building

The gym is large enough for a full basketball court plus bleachers as well as all-school gatherings.

The new school for the Woodland Joint Unified School District was built by JL Modular in conjunction with HMC Architects and Otto Construction.
JLM was responsible for the construction of the modular buildings including the:
• administration building
• three kindergarten classrooms
• eight classrooms with adjacent collaboration spaces and restrooms
• a student center with library
JLM worked with HMC Architects to design and build the classroom buildings within one of JLM’s standard customizable classroom designs, which is preapproved by the California Division of the State Architect. This preapproval saved months in design and approval time.
The school offers a unique STEAM and project-based learning program that builds 21st-century skills. Design features and unique architectural elements include:
• Collaboration space between classrooms
• Limited built-ins for flexible use of classroom space
• Mobile furniture for adaptable spaces
• Natural lighting from windows
• Outdoor learning areas
• Mixed-use student center