Clayton Jr/Sr High School Clayton, NJ This $20M referendum was approved in late 2009. The program included a 30,000 SF addition to the High School as well as 30,000 SF of renovations to both the Jr. and Sr. High school spaces creating 17 Smart Classrooms and 2 new Science Labs. Other new spaces include a new Instructional Media Center, Arts Classroom and renovated TV Studio. Extensive improvements were made to Construction was complete for a Fall 2010 opening.

	Bunker Hill Middle School Washington Township, NJ This new 800 student, 124,000 SF Middle School was part of a $50M district wide improvement program. The program included 50 classrooms as well as a Gymnasium, multi-purpose Cafetorium with full Kitchen, Media Center, Science labs and other specialized classrooms.
"I have found Garrison Architects to be responsive to our needs and concerns as building level educators, yet sensitive to the cost issues that our Board of Education had. If I was ever fortunate enough to be involved in another school program, I would love to again work with Garrison Architects because of the relationship that we established and their commitment to doing a thorough job"
-Craig C. Daniels, former Principal

Kingsway Regional School District Swedesboro, NJ Ph I included a new 84,000 SF 7th and 8th grade addition to the regional school to accommodate 500 students, as well as a new 1,000-seat Gymnasium. Ph II added a new 8,000 SF science lab wing. Ph III consisted of a complex renovation of the Auditorium and engineered system upgrades throughout the building. A second successful Bond Referendum was subsequently passed to enable construction of a new 108,000SF 7th and 8th grade Middle School which is now open..

	Upper Elementary School Moorestown, NJ A single-story building of 130,000 SF and a capacity of 1,050 students for grades 4-6. The program also includes a gymnasium, a stage, a large skylit entrance and a meda center.
"Garrison Architects did a great job in helping us prepare our plans to maximize our ability to get state aide. They far exceeded my highest expectations."
-Paul J. Kadri, Former Superintendent

	New High School Ocean City, NJ A new $27.5 million design was successful in 2002 as a referendum following three previous failed attempts. The 2-story school features open courtyards, a 1000-seat gymnasium and a 700-seat auditorium, and it is equipped with state-of-the-art Technology, all in 229,000 SF. New Jersey Concrete Award 2005 Construction Management Inst Award 2006
I'm speechless, this is such a good job. I'm just totally amazed, just shocked. You worked in such a short period of time to do this. The Garrisons are better than I thought, they are ahead of us..."
-Rev. Gregory Johnson, City Councilman

Gloucester County Institute of Technology Sewell, NJ Renovations and additions were designed in a multi-phase program to meet the schools new program as a full-time technical high school. Over $10.5 million of construction, totalling 322,064 SF were improved with Ph 1starting in 2000 and Ph 5ending in 2010. 27 new classrooms as well as auto and print shops, computer rooms, dance studios, science labs, radio labs and cosmetology labs were created in the renovation program. The plans also provided a new 200-seat Gymnasium with withTraining Room, Lockers, Storage and Faculty Offices.

	Lower Cape May Regional High School Cape May, New Jersey A Phase 1, 20,800 SF addition contained 5 new science laboratories with teacher prep rooms, renovated classrooms for business and computers instruction, a new band/choral room, an enlarged and modernized cafeteria, renovated Health Office and renovated classrooms. A Ph II project, at $12 million,was completed in May 2005 for a 1200-seat Auditorium and a 1000-seat Gymnasium.
Congratulations on an outstanding project…The timelines you set and achieved were remarkable. Also to bring a project like this in on-time and under budget is testimony to the work of the firm…did an excellent job of overseeing the entire construction phase of additions and renovations,…took charge and was on top of all developments, … leadership between the Board and the five primes and the CM was essential in completing the project within the six months available."
-Jack J. Pfizenmayer, Superintendent