• Los Altos School District has started construction on a new 70,000-square-foot San Antonio Campus serving transitional kindergarten through eighth grade.Ìý
• The six-building campus will include 29 classrooms, a library, gymnasium, multipurpose room, administration space, outdoorareasÌýand athletic fields.Ìý
• Blach Construction and Quattrocchi Kwok Architectsare deliveringÌýthe project using the Folia Ecosystem, a customizable prefabricated building approach.Ìý
• The City of Mountain View is contributing funding for a new two-acre public park and joint-use athletic fields and gymnasium.
• Completion is expected in fall 2028.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. —ÌýLos Altos School District has broken ground on a new San Antonio Campus in Mountain View, Calif., a project intended to add space for students in transitional kindergarten through eighth grade as enrollment grows.Ìý

The 70,000-square-foot campus is being delivered by Blach Construction and Quattrocchi Kwok Architects and is expected to be completed in fall 2028.Ìý

Plans call for six buildings, outdoor learning and recreation areas, and athletic fields. The campus will include 29 classrooms, with dedicated spaces for transitional kindergarten and kindergarten, along with an administration wing, library, gymnasium, multipurposeÌýroomÌýand a restroom building serving the athletic fields.Ìý

The district selected the Folia Ecosystem, a customizable prefabricated building solution developed by Blach Construction, Quattrocchi Kwok Architects and GPLA Structural Engineers. According to the supplied release, the system is intended to improve schedule and cost predictability while allowing the district to use adaptable one- and two-story structures for classroom, administrative and library functions. Separate multipurpose and gymnasium buildings are also planned.Ìý

The project also emphasizes campus access, neighborhoodÌýintegrationÌýand shared community use. Plans include dedicated bike lanes, updated parkingÌýroutesÌýand circulation improvements intended to support safer movement for students and families.Ìý

Los Altos School District is working with the City of Mountain View on recreation components at the site. The city is contributing funding for a new two-acre public park, while the athletic fields and gymnasium are planned for joint use with the city.Ìý

District officials said the campusÌýisÌýthe result of several years of planning and collaboration. The project team also described the design as focused on flexible, student-centered learning environments and long-term adaptability.Ìý

Los Altos School District serves students across nine schools in Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, MountainÌýViewÌýand Palo Alto.Ìý

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