Hamilton Heights School Corporation, Phase II Additions and Renovations

Hamilton Heights High School gained a new athletics home, a bigger front door, and a dedicated agriculture lab in Phase II of a three-phase district enhancement program. The phase focused on athletics capacity, adding a standalone 16,000 SF multi-sport building with locker rooms, public restrooms, concessions, storage, and multi-use space, along with a 7,800 SF addition to the front office and entryway.

Around the athletic complex, new bleachers, stadium lighting, a press box, an entry plaza, and a ticketing gate changed how game nights work, and a new parking lot with ADA upgrades made the whole campus easier to reach. All of it was built while school was in session and teams were competing.

Meyer Najem Advantage: 

• Intricately phased so classrooms, offices, and athletic facilities stayed in use throughout construction.
• Setting the press box took a crane lift, scheduled for a Saturday so the most delicate operation of the project stayed clear of the school day.
• Site logistics were planned around student and spectator traffic, not the other way around.
• New parking and ADA upgrades improved access to the athletic complex and the school entrance.