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OCEANSIDE CIVIC CENTER PHASE 2: City of Oceanside, Californiz <br />This project included completion of the site design and the renovation <br />of an existing building built in 1945. This building was originally <br />designed as a library and added to in 1958, and again in 1971 to <br />accommodate council chambers and offices. We were commissioned to <br />redesign this amalgamation of cast concrete, wood studs and two types <br />of concrete masonry units to fit within the Architectural context of two <br />historical buildings. The project was completed on time and on budget. <br />Please Contact Marla Doyle, City Engineer, City of Oceanside, <br />CA, (619) 966-4420 <br />FAIRMONT HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS: Anaheim, California <br />This project consisted of the conversion of a 22,000 square foot <br />office complex into a high school facility. This transformation <br />was required to be accomplished within a very aggressive time <br />schedule in order to meet the schools projected high school <br />enrollment. The project was finished on time and on budget. <br />FAIRMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CAMPUS: Anaheim Hills, <br />California The Fairmont Vineyard project activates the front of <br />the school by creating safe vehicular and pedestrian circulation <br />zones. We added a vernacular school -front facade to mark a vivid <br />point of entry. We also designed a gated basketball court near the <br />front entrance to act as a protective after school play area. The <br />new design truly enhances the presence of the school by <br />harmonizing academic imagery, safety, and architecture. Our design <br />team also created an interior activity room to enhance school spirit <br />and to serve as an athletic venue for the students. This type of <br />space permits the children to activate the interior of the building. It is a multi -functioning room that can <br />transform from a basketball court into a rainy -day activity area. Additionally, we designed an auditorium area <br />with a raised platform for theatrical performances and school assemblies. The new auditorium will seat more <br />than 500 students. The openness of the auditorium space gives each viewer a vivid perspective of the events <br />being performed. Contact: Owner, Dave Jackson, 714.774.8312 <br />Gillis & Associates Architects, Inc. <br />City of Santa Ana — Jerome Center Renovation <br />Page 13 — May 12, 2006 <br />