Calvary Chapel
Chino Hills:

Construction of three-story 47,000 Sq Ft school building and a five-story parking structure at Calvary Chapel’s Main Campus in Chino, California. The project will establish a private kindergarten through 12th-grade school on a 12-acre site, with development affecting 3.62 acres of already developed land.

Additionally, Calvary Chapel Schools offers a comprehensive educational program from preschool (starting at age 2) through high school, all situated on a single campus. The institution provides various programs, including athletics, visual and performing arts, and a range of extracurricular activities designed to foster and support students’ talents and interests.

School Building:
Design of the building shell, including structural coordination and utility integration.

Full interior build-out of plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and lighting systems to ensure a functional and energy-efficient educational facility. Integration of low voltage, audio-visual, and security system designs in collaboration with Telgian Consulting, a trusted subconsultant. HVAC systems designed to ensure optimal air quality and climate control for classrooms, administrative spaces, and common areas.

Main Switchgear and Electric Room:
Sized main switchgear to accommodate current and future electrical demands, including backup power and solar integration. Designed electrical room layouts with adequate clearances for maintenance, safety, and equipment replacement.

Solar Panel Space Allocation:
Coordination between mechanical and electrical teams for space allocation for future solar panels on the school building roof. Coordinated conduit paths and roof penetrations to streamline future solar panel installation.

Security Considerations:
Designed systems to support emergency lockdown scenarios, including power continuity for security systems, cameras, and emergency lighting. Collaborated with the client to ensure secure access to critical areas, including the electric room, generator, and main sanctuary. Integrated provisions for panic alarms and enhanced communication systems for emergency response.

General Contractor: Bergman KPRS
Architect: Ware Malcomb