The $2 Million Project Replaces Six 25-Year-Old Temporary Classrooms
SAN DIEGO — In collaboration with the Oak Park Unified School District, Balfour Beatty Construction installed seven net-zero modular classroom buildings made of single use containers used for ocean shipping at Oak Park High School. The project marks the first use of this type of modular building approved by the California Division of State Architect.
“We are thrilled to partner with the Oak Park Unified School District as leaders in innovative and sustainable learning spaces,” said Brian Cahill, Balfour Beatty Construction’s Southwest division president. “Achieving this milestone is both rewarding and the right thing to do for our communities and future generations.”