Schools

HAI worked with Monte Vista Christian School and Hellas Construction on this Design/Build project. It included installation of a new turf field and new rubber track. The field includes Football, Track & Field and Soccer striping. Design of new grading and drainage infrastructure and connection to existing drainage structure discharging to a creek. HAI processed

Hirsch & Associates, Inc. worked with Hellas Construction on this Design/Build project for the school. The project included removal of an existing field and design of new grading and drainage infrastructure. The new field design includes both Football, Track & Field events and Soccer striping. Infill is an organic mix of coconut fiber and cork,

The existing Student Union Courtyard has not had any major improvements since it was constructed 30 years ago. The courtyard is located within the boundary of the Student Union Building. The new design provides flexible space for large and small groups to gather. The perimeter meeting rooms, interior lounge and cafeteria all open out to

Once the new High School opened the existing High School was converted for Middle School use and the field area that was formally used for high school football and track field events was converted to serve the Middle School. The scope of renovation work consisted of the design and construction of a new quarter mile

The existing Middle School building and grounds were renovated. The project consisted of removal of an existing parking lot, (3) new tennis courts, (1) new artificial turf baseball field with batting cages, reconfigured parking lot, pedestrian/vehicular bridge across the arroyo as well as slope planting and irrigation.

The ABC Unified School District wanted to create a more inviting environment to outdated student gathering areas as the school had never been renovated since its opening in the 1960's. The redesigned spaces are highly used and have increased student pride and respect for fellow students.

Expansion of UCLA Medical Center and the increasing demand for parking, were the prerequisites for the development of the UCLA Soccer Complex and Parking Structure #4. The projects’ scope was to remove the existing soccer field and construct a multilevel subterranean parking structure with a professional class soccer and rugby field atop the structure. Hirsch