Architecture / Master Planning

Clovis / Education Village

Clovis, California2018 · Competition / Selected proposal

Aerial rendering of a circular education campus organized around a central hub. — A campus plan organized around a shared center.

Continuous aerial rendering of the Clovis Education Village, connecting school buildings, aquatic facilities, stadium, and playing fields. — Schools, shared learning spaces, and athletics form one connected campus.

Rendering of a school entrance beneath a large projecting orange canopy. — An entrance establishes a recognizable point of arrival.

Sectional rendering through a multilevel learning space with an open central atrium. — A sectional study of shared learning spaces and vertical connections.

Interior rendering of a tall curved atrium with circulation overlooking the ground floor. — Interior study for a shared circulation and gathering space.

Aerial rendering of the central circular campus hub and roof garden. — The central hub gives the education village a shared focus.

Color site plan showing the education village and surrounding sports facilities. — The campus plan relates schools, open spaces, and athletics.

A competition proposal for a $300 million education village bringing elementary, middle, and high school programs together with athletics and a central library. PBK was awarded the project following the competition.

My contribution

I served as design lead for the competition proposal, developing a campus-wide design that connected the schools, shared learning spaces, landscape, and athletics.

How can several schools belong to one connected learning community?

A shared center

The central hub organizes a campus of distinct schools. Its position gives the village a common point of reference while allowing the individual programs to occupy their own parts of the plan.

Learning across levels

The interior and sectional studies explore circulation, gathering, and visual connections between floors as part of the shared learning environment.

A complete campus

Athletic facilities, outdoor spaces, and clear points of arrival extend the village beyond its classrooms. The proposal brings these elements into one coordinated campus plan.

Collaboration & credits

Practice: PBK.
Design Lead: Michael Zepeda.
Design visualizations from the project archive.

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