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Image courtesy of KCBA Architects.
The Pennsbury School Board has approved a Hatfield-based architectural firm’s design for the new Pennsbury High School.
Peg Quann writes in The Pennsylvania Magazine that the Pennsbury School Board has approved a Hatfield-based architectural firm’s design for the new Pennsbury High School in Falls Township. Bucks County Courier Times.
Cost was a factor in selecting KCBA as the designer, which will cost $1.6 million more than other competing firms. The total cost of the project is estimated at $250 million.
The new school will house 2,800 to 3,000 students and cost residents an average of $250 in taxes over the next 10 years.
The company has completed more than 400 K-12 projects across the Keystone State, including major renovations at Bucks County Community College and Charles Bohm Middle School in Pennsbury.
The Pennsbury School District has announced plans to work with the architecture firm through meetings between now and June 2025 with the goal of finalizing the design.
Learn more about future designs for Pennsbury High School Bucks County Courier Times.
Renderings of Bucks County Community College designed by KCBA Architects
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