Henry J. Kaiser High School.(new school facilities for Fontana, California)(Brief Article)
American School & University, November, 1999
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Fontana, California Firm: HMC Architects Client: Fontana Unified School District Emmanuel D'Souza, Superintendent Design team: Chris Taylor, Principal-in-Charge; Brian Staton, Project Manager; Bob Jacob, Project Architect; Paul Lentz, Designer Capacity: 2,200 Space/Student: 85 sq.
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ft. Area: 187,750 sq. ft. Total cost: $32 million Cost/Square foot: $170 Completion: July 1999 Named for the steel industry founder, Henry J. Kaiser High School addresses the implications of curricular restructuring theory by emphasizing the ...
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