Tualatin High school was originally built in 1994 and sized for a 1,600 – 1,800 student enrollment. This enrollment had increased up to 2,000 students and additional space was required. A 2018 bond measure enabled this project to be realized.

Glumac provided Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Technology Integration, Lighting Design, and Energy Analysis services for a new six classroom wing, expanded CTE program, newly-centralized school office, and enlarged common area.

Glumac thoroughly assessed the site prior to design, allowing for a more streamlined process, particularly in the renovation areas where the function of the spaces radically changed. Glumac was a proactive partner in the CM/GC project approach, spending time on-site with the architects and GC to problem-solve in the field.

Notable Features

• Implemented dedicated outside air systems to effectively serve high exhaust driven spaces suh as locker rooms, included heat recovery
• Highly flexible MEP infrastructure serving CTE space
• Specialized circadian support lighting in special education classrooms involving full-spectrum LED sources more closely mimicking daylight
• Feature ring pendant light clusters at entry vestibule, attendance, reception, and flex spaces
• Increased number of data points in classrooms to increase connectivity and modernize the space
• Expanded security system and created secure entry

Size: 67,000 sf; 2,000 students
Construction Cost: $16,800,000
Start/End date: 2017 – 2020
Architect: Bassetti Architects
Contractor: P&C Construction
Owner: Tigard-Tualatin School District
Services: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing,
Technology Integration, Lighting Design, Energy Analysis

Photo Courtesy Jeff Amram Photography