Transforming a Campus
Carroll Daniel has partnered with Gainesville High School on a multi-phase expansion and renovation of the school’s campus – consolidating the 13-building campus into 5 facilities. The high school, founded in 1892, spans 345,472 SF, and Carroll Daniel Construction was honored to manage and construct this massive campus revitalization.
Advanced Studies Building
The first phase of GHS’s consolidation that our project team completed was the construction of a new Advanced Studies Center located at the entrance of the school. The new two-story, 43,100 SF building houses 12 science labs and is primarily dedicated to the school’s career, technology, agriculture, and education programs, as well as higher-level classes such as AP Biology and AP Chemistry.
Advanced Studies Building
The career-prep labs are dedicated to healthcare; career, technical and agricultural education (CTAE); science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); university-level science and other career-focused subjects. The building also includes an administrative suite and a work-based learning suite. Made of glass, the main corridor on the first floor allows a look into the labs.
Advanced Studies Building
The purpose of Gainesville High School’s Advanced Studies Building is to prepare students for the workforce, providing them with work-based learning opportunities – including the opportunity to connect with nearly 100 different local employers. Carroll Daniel Construction is a proud partner of the GHS work-based learning program and is honored to be building the future workforce with Gainesville High School.
Student Activities Center
New Kitchen, Café, and Media Center
Carroll Daniel demolished an existing building and constructed a new 44,000 SF building for its kitchen, cafeteria, and media center. The kitchen and cafeteria are housed on the ground floor with the media center on the second floor. The new building boasts a modern design, colored with the iconic red, black, and grays of the Gainesville High School logo.
New 3-Story Classroom Building
To accommodate the growing school, Carroll Daniel also built a new three-story, 104,00 SF academic building with 47 classrooms, labs for science, marketing, business and video production and two art rooms. The building connects to the high school’s kitchen, cafeteria and media center – a thoughtful integration providing convenient access for students and staff.
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