Los Angeles Mission College

Project Description

Mission College (LAMC) was founded in 1975 on a 33 acre site in in the San Fernando Valley. As part of the LACCD $6.2 billion dollar construction bond programs, Mission was allocated $435 million dollars to address some of campus deferred maintenance issues, renovate and remodel some of the existing buildings, and to construct new buildings to meet increasing demand to expand and update much of the current curriculum. The Culinary Arts Institute, the Center for Child Development Studies and Child Development Center, and the Health PE and Fitness Center, are just a few examples of the more than 21 new construction, modernization, accessibility and site improvements projects included in the College's capital improvement program.

LENAX has worked on the following projects at Mission College:

• Campus Center
• Center for Math and Science (East Campus Complex)
• Child Development Center and Center for Child Development Studies
• Family and Consumer Studies Building
• Culinary Arts Institute and Eagles Landing Student Store
• Health PE Fitness and Athletic Center
• Collaborative Studies Building
• Instructional Building
• Library Learning Resource Center
• Media Arts Center (under construction)
• Parking Structure A
• Athletic Complex
• Entrance Monument
• Plant Facilities and Central Plant
• Campus-Wide Infrastructure Electrical Substation
• Student Services Center
• Sports-Recreation Parking Project