Pope John XXII Middle School is the consolidation of several schools onto one campus.
Michael Shilale Architects has successfully completed modular building for many decades. Pope John XXII Middle School is the consolidation of several schools onto one campus. The modular building method delivered a faster, lower cost solution to the Diocese.
While modular building is commonplace, MSA's expertise in both school construction and modular techniques proved very valuable. Many changes and improvements to standard modular construction were adopted by the school.
While modular building is commonplace, MSA's expertise in both school construction and modular techniques proved very valuable. Many changes and improvements to standard modular construction were adopted by the school.
Features
Client: Roman Catholic Diocese of Patterson
Location: Sparta, New Jersey
Size: 22,000 sf
Capital Cost: $4,000,000
Completed: 2016
Most importantly were the recommendations by MSA for improvements in finishes, doors and hardware, lighting and HVAC systems. These improvements will help the school save energy and have a higher performing school that will be easier and less costly to maintain.
Location: Sparta, New Jersey
Size: 22,000 sf
Capital Cost: $4,000,000
Completed: 2016
Most importantly were the recommendations by MSA for improvements in finishes, doors and hardware, lighting and HVAC systems. These improvements will help the school save energy and have a higher performing school that will be easier and less costly to maintain.