Architecture that Builds Communities
The new addition to Ste. Geneveive Elementary School includes a new gym, accessible entrance, restrooms, and administrative offices. The existing gym was renovated into new classrooms. This project was made possible with the successful passage of Prop SG and is one of five projects that the KRJ team has had the privilege of partnering with the District and Brockmiller Construction on.
KRJ has a long history of partnering with the Windsor C-1 School District, having planned for multiple bond issues and completed many phases of district wide improvements. Currently under construction, facilities upgrades at the High School and Windsor Intermediate Center were made possible by the successful passage of Proposition Windsor. The construction at the High School will add much-needed space for the band program, as well as a new modern weight room. At the Intermediate Center, a new gym, classrooms, and a music classroom are all under construction. These are all exciting additions and upgrades to the District’s facilities, for the District’s students and faculty, and we are proud to be a part of the District’s team.
The new Early Childhood Center for the Ste. Genevieve R-II School District is currently under construction and exciting progress is continuing to be made every day. The center includes 10 new classrooms, a multipurpose room, administrative offices, student support spaces, a Parents as Teachers space and screening rooms. This project was made possible by the District’s successful passage of Prop SG. Years of long-range facility planning went into prioritizing projects for Prop SG and the Early Childhood Center is one of five projects that the KRJ team has the privilege of partnering with the District and Brockmiller Construction on.
Jefferson College held the ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday at their Arnold campus for the newly completed Emergency Medical Services Academy and Law Enforcement Academy. The KRJ team is proud to have been a part of this project, which included renovations to the existing building and an over 5,300 square foot addition. KRJ designed the original building in 2007, as well as an addition to the building in 2011.
The Dixon R-1 School District recently hosted their homecoming basketball games and festivities in their newly completed High School gym and cafeteria. The High School project, as well as projects completed at the Elementary School, Middle School and Transportation Building, were all completed as a result of the community support received for Propositions KIDS.
The recently completed renovations and additions to Dixon High School include a new main entrance to the building, administrative offices, expanded gym, locker rooms, restrooms, kitchen, cafeteria and concessions.
The new Headquarters facility for the Johnson County Ambulance District is officially open. For more information on the project please see this article:
We are proud to announce the ground breaking for the new headquarters and training building for the Johnson County Ambulance District. The new building will include 5 ambulance bays, crew quarters, training rooms and district administration. KRJ is proud to be a part of this project that will assist the Ambulance District in providing additional training opportunities to staff and the community. Faster response times are also expected due to the building’s location in Warrensburg.
For more information on this project, see this article published in the Daily Star-Journal:
Ambulance district breaks ground for new headquarters building
The Sunrise School District community held its ribbon cutting ceremony for the recently completed gym and classroom additions. The first volleyball game was played in the new gym.
The Masonry Institute of St. Louis recently interviewed Young-Hie Kromm about KRJ’s recently completed projects for the De Soto School District. Young-Hie’s expertise with masonry design has helped KRJ provide clients with affordable and timeless buildings that allow for multiple phases of seamless construction. Young-Hie strives to design buildings that the community can take pride in by using local materials and incorporating the cultural heritage of the community.
Link to the article:
http://www.masonrystl.org/uploads/2/7/3/3/2733394/5113_mi_masonry_23-2_final.pdf
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new De Soto High School Auditorium was recently held and the school showcased student performances in the new space. The auditorium has long been part of the master plan, which began over 25 years ago. KRJ is continually developing the master plan with the De Soto School District and working to prioritize incremental improvements.
