• New Science East Building 28: A two-story, 29,410 sq ft building featuring flex engineering lab, ceramics, general science, physics, chemistry classrooms, and associated support spaces.
• New Science West Building 29: A two-story, 20,690 sq ft building housing a textbook room, teacher collaboration area, media arts, band, culinary, general classrooms, and associated support spaces.
• New Field House Building 31: A one-story, 2,103 sq ft building containing maintenance and operations areas, storage, student restrooms, and associated support spaces.
• New site trellis structures and landscape and hardscape enhancements.
• Path of travel upgrades to improve accessibility in the project area.

• The design balanced the existing radial finger classrooms layout with a more formal, clustered layout.
• The addition of a student center plaza, student quad, and small activities courtyards promoted individual, focused activity nodes.
• The new buildings incorporated the simple modern styles of the existing structures while adding playfulness and sculptural forms.
• The materials chosen ensured durability and ease of maintenance.
• Logical and simple circulation throughout the campus.
• Utilization of natural light created a bright and cheerful learning environment.

The Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies Modernization project successfully blended new and existing buildings to create a cohesive campus. The design language and character-defining features of the original structures were carefully integrated into the new buildings. With its focus on 21st-century learning and the enhancement of student spaces, the project contributed to the continued success of the Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies campus. For more information, please visit the official website of TSK Architects.