K-12 Educational Projects

Warren County Middle School Restoration/Renovation/Addition, Warren County, Virginia

The project consists of renovations and restorations to approximately 104,000 square feet of existing spaces, which includes toilets, general classrooms, science classrooms, corridors, media center, auditorium, gymnasium, and locker rooms and an addition of 60,000 square feet. The new work includes general classrooms, resource classrooms, corridors, administration suite, guidance, clinic, kitchen, cafeteria, and new student toilets.

Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Fairfax County, Virginia

For Three Consecutive Years TJHSST was Rated the Number One High School in the Nation.

Ballou Justice Upton is currently providing architectural and engineering services for the renewal/renovation of 265,000 square feet and an 80,000 square foot addition to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, located in Fairfax County, Virginia.

TJHSST is a Virginia Academic-Year Governor's School that provides an innovative environment for highly motivated students who have a genuine interest in biological, physical, mathematical, technological and computer sciences.

Glasgow Middle School, Fairfax County, Virginia

Ballou Justice Upton designed this new school as a replacement facility for the old school, which was on this same site. The new school facility was constructed on the playing fields, leaving the old school to operate normally until construction of the new school was complete. At that time, the new school was occupied and the old school was demolished. New playing fields and the bus loops were then constructed where the old facility was located. The new school facility accommodates sixth, seventh and eighth grades.

Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Campus-Wide Renovations and New Construction, Staunton, Virginia

Ballou Justice Upton (Architect of Record), in association with EYP, is currently working on this project which includes the planning and design for the New Construction and Renovations at the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Campus in Staunton, Virginia. Through collaboration between the Owner and the Design Team, an ongoing process was designed to identify program needs and place them in appropriate existing or new space, to include: Administrative Services; New Educational and Instructional Facilities; Student and Parent Support Services; Professional Development & Outreach Services; Library Media Services; Technology Services; Health & Clinical Services; Student Center; Athletic Fields/ Playground; Maintenance/Grounds & Housekeeping Services; Security Services; and Parking & Pedestrian Circulation. Additionally, a new Dormitory for Deaf Students and a new Dormitory for Blind Students were designed and constructed.