A ground-breaking project in scope and scale, the entire Agnews project team was focused and dedicated. LPA Sr. Design Coordinator Jill Kramer led her team from 5 LPA offices to work closely with our mutual client Rosiella Defensor, creating learning spaces for thousands with 600 students at the new Abram Agnew Elementary School. Campus Middle and High Schools have capacity to support thousands more and all feature collaborative learning areas designed to empower specific educational and social needs. Indoor learning environments are relevant to each age group, to encourage engagement and collaboration.

Outdoor learning and play spaces work together across campus, respecting the historical landscaping and extending the learning area. Nature is celebrated in the new campus landscaping, also by LPA, which maintains the quality of this location as a sustainable San Jose location and community asset. Our outdoor furniture selections reflect each school's design and student needs, curated by our learning environments design team.

OWP Project Manager Sammy De Leon was thrilled to support an educational project of this magnitude. Managing the hundreds of product deliveries and installs specified by the design team throughout the extensive project schedule was matched by the dedication of the entire team including accomplished Swinterton lead, Angie Woo. The outcome is spectacular with sustainable design and construction award winning accomplishments.