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The state-of-the-art facility is from public dollars, for public use, and another milestone for Beaumont Unified School District. Thanks to Measure Z funds, 836 students are able to attend this vibrant school and fill the seats of 38 active learning classrooms.
Design-Build Project Awarded for Sterling Natural Resource Center: Balfour Beatty, Arcadis and Ruhnau Clarke Architects team up to build East Valley Water District’s New Water Treatment Plant.
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Project Manager, Alvin Flores, to Associate Principal.
Ruhnau Clarke Architects is proud to partner with school districts throughout Riverside county on over 60 projects this year.
Before Mayor Bailey began his speech, Keep Riverside Clean and Beautiful announced the Beautification Award Recipients for 2018. Ruhnau Clarke Architects was honored to receive first place in the category of Exterior Reconstruction with Landscaping for the reconstruction of our Downtown Riverside Office.
The District envisioned a high-tech facility on the high school’s campus fully equipped with features unique to their performing arts program. The new Performing Arts Center will serve as a beacon to the surrounding community by drawing patrons and supporters of the arts, and giving students the opportunity to collaborate and share ideas between various school programs and student cultures.
ACE Mentor Program is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing high school students with hands on experience from mentors in the architecture, construction and engineering industries.
The Innovation Center is equipped with immersive technologies and industry equipment in an effort to foster collaboration, inspire curiosity and to prepare students for their future.
Ruhnau Clarke celebrated a festive Open House in conjunction with a
ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly remodeled office on Tenth and Market in Riverside.
The San Dieguito Union School District (SDUHSD) board has agreed to do a deeper dive into exploring the possibility of building a district pool or pools to support its high school aquatics programs.
Cathedral City High School now has their very own swimming pool. After 26 years of bussing students to and from local aquatic centers, the CCHS Lions aquatic teams will have a place to compete and practice with pride.
The ribbon cutting for the pool was held Tuesday, March 21 2017.
Watch a video of the event on CBS.
This week marks the beginning of putting up drywall and completing the exterior envelop.
