The Pennsbury School District is nearing a decision on the architect for its ambitious new high school project, with KCBA and Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates as the finalists, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch.
Superintendent Thomas A. Smith announced these firms will undergo a detailed interview process this Thursday at Fallsington Elementary School, starting at 7 PM for KCBA and followed by Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates at 8 PM.
The selected firm will be announced at the March 21 Board meeting. This decision follows a public forum where initial design concepts were showcased, emphasizing that the final design is still a year away and subject to significant evolution.
This move comes after the School Board’s decision last year to build a new high school, projected to open in 2029 with an estimated cost of $250 to $277 million, over renovating the West campus.
The district initially reviewed proposals from nine architects, narrowing down to four who presented their visions for the project.
Read more about the design process for the new Pennsbury High School in The Patch.
Pennsbury High School Project: Architect Presentations
