Skyline High School, originally constructed in 2008, is a four-story masonry structure with exterior brick veneer. The school facility has a geothermal system with onsite storm water detention systems and a protected wildlife area. It is situated on 108 acres in the northwest sector of Ann Arbor and currently supports Grades 9-12.
Summer roof coating.
Upgrade and maintain existing system to improve storm water management.
Review existing building envelope to improve on energy efficiency.
Updates and repairs were made to the running track.
New dugouts were added to the baseball and softball fields.
Ductwork was replaced in both the main and auxiliary gyms.
Updated the school’s Building Management System (BMS) to the latest version including a new graphical interface and mobile, cloud-based access. The upgrades allow for better systems control, improved occupant comfort and energy efficiency.
Installation of filtered water bottle filling stations throughout the school.
Update to security system on property.
The football stadium received a new turf with an organic fill.
Boiler installed in building.
Repair of school parking lot.
Installation of school mascot sculpture in the front exterior of the building.
New, flexible, classroom furniture was added to create a more accessible, engaging and student-centered environment.
School tennis courts were refinished.
Updates were made to the ductwork of the school pool.
Purchase of new musical instruments and pianos for music classrooms and auditoriums.
Improvements and replacement of existing parking lots.
The existing elevator will be modernized with new equipment.
