On Going

High Tech High School will have a new home for the 2018 school year. A new $160 million, 350,000-square-foot county high school. The school will move from its current location in North Bergen.

Don Bosco Prep, a private Catholic college preparatory high school for young men in Ramsey, New Jersey. Designed to support current and future academic goals, the 35-acre campus renovation in Bergen County will include the build of a new facility that will encompass a chapel, up to 16 classrooms, a cafeteria and servery, locker rooms, trainers room, weight room as well as allow for the renovation and repurposing of existing space to provide an expanded bookstore, office space, and an auxiliary gymnasium.

Description of Project:

• Design and build a new, three story 86,000 square foot addition
• Design and build a new, two story 104,000 square foot addition
• New 36,000 square foot auditorium and north infill addition with ancillary areas
• 60,000 square feet of renovations throughout the existing facilities
• Classrooms for 2000+ students
• Cafeteria and kitchen
• Extensive kitchen equipment
• Project situated on several acres
• Construct underground stormwater retention system
• Site utilities - storm, sanitary, water
• Seamless flooring, carpet, VCT and wood flooring throughout
• Laboratory classrooms
• Telescoping gym seating and athletic equipment
• Plumbing, fire protection, HVAC & electrical systems
• LEED Silver certification goal with the USGBC

West Point is a national treasure. Situated on the Hudson River, it has served our nation for over 150 years by developing leaders of character for the United States Army. A new 10,000 square foot Visitors Center will incorporate multi-media, hands-on, immersive and traditional exhibit experiences to assist visitors in understanding West Point’s innovative approach to developing leaders. As opportunities to tour the Academy are limited, the center will also provide visitors with a sense of the physical beauty and power of its setting, along with a very personal sense of what cadet life is like. Visitors will come away with a powerful sense of the iconic tradition and forward-looking importance of the Long Gray Line. The design of this project is complete, it's opening is anticipated for 2016.

NJIT's physical plant has expanded in the past few decades from 800,000 gross square feet to 2.6 million. Now more than $300 million is being invested in capital projects to help realize the university's 2020 Vision, which is focused on transformative change for the campus.

The two major components of our improving infrastructure are:

The Academic Zone Plan assumes that the renovated Hunziker Hall and Wing will largely be used for General Instruction, Academic Department Support, and provide relief for the doubled-up faculty in Atrium Hall. The study also made several other recommendations and conclusions.