Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School
Site map
At Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School, students learn to use project-based STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) practices to develop the foundational skills and beliefs needed to successfully major in STEM degrees and pursue STEM careers. Students use technology as a tool to explore their identities, expand their possibilities, and be of service to others.
Main Entrance of New School Campus
New Multi-purpose Room
New Cafeteria
New Gymnasium
Outdoor Learning Area
General Information
Project Details
| Architect: |
WRNS Studio |
| General Contractor: | C. Overaa & Co. |
| Construction Manager: | Swinerton Management and Consulting |
| Bid Amount (Hard Cost): | $44,600,000 |
| Change Order Amount: | $5,921,513 (13.28% of bid amount) |
| Final Contract Amount: | $50,521,513 |
Project Description
Willie L. Brown, Jr. Middle School (WBMS) is a brand new public middle school in the historic Bayview Community of San Francisco. The new middle school facility is intended to provide all the needs and functions for a 21st Century middle school, with a focus on the sciences. The school will have a student population of 650 students in grades 6 thru 8 and serve the surrounding Silver Terrace neighborhood and will also include several City-wide District functions.
The project consists of a complex of buildings, up to three stories high, and include a surface parking lot, landscape/hardscape and miscellaneous street and site improvements. New construction consisted of 88,500 SF of space within two new structures. This includes:
- A new 60,800 GSF, three-story building containing classrooms, administration, wellness center, multi-purpose room, library, kitchen, and associated support spaces and facilities.
- A new 28,200 GSF, two-story building houses additional classrooms, performing arts space, gymnasium, locker rooms, computer lab, Health Center and associated support spaces.
- New playgrounds, garden/outdoor teaching areas, staff parking and miscellaneous site improvements.
This page was last updated on September 19, 2022