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Project: Windsor High School

Client: Quattrocchi Kwok Architects

Design of Windsor High School began in 1994. The main campus was opened for classes in 1999; however there have been several phases of design and construction since that have added more classrooms, a ceramics facility, second gym, agricultural center and lighted stadium for football and soccer. The school is unique in the North Bay in that it uses highly treated wastewater for toilet flushing in all buildings, and irrigates all of its playing fields with reclaimed water. This dual plumbing system was created by a partnership between the Windsor Unified School District and the Town of Windsor.

A companion project to our work on the high school was a separate contract with the Town of Windsor to create a separate treatment and delivery system for the highly treated wastewater used for toilet flushing at the school.

Brelje & Race provided complete civil design and surveying services, which included demolition plans, grading and pad preparation plans, definition of accessible path of travel, sewer, potable water, reclaimed water, fire protection, storm drain extensions and modifications, as well as design of the public improvements of Windsor Road. Brelje & Race also performed topographic mapping, boundary and design surveying, and construction staking associated with the project.