COMPLETED PROJECTS
Baker Hall Life Sciences Lab and Classroom Renovation
This project renovated the Life Sciences laboratory and classroom. We updated the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems; installed new cabinets and finishes and added a new walk-in freezer and cedar benches. We also upgraded the audio visual systems in thirteen classrooms.
Banner 9 student information system (sis) implementation
This $13 million project began in Spring 2023, with system cutover continuing through 2026. Following extensive software demonstrations, the District selected the Banner 9 ERP system to streamline student information processes and improve service reliability.
bertolini drd & career hub renovation
Completed in Summer 2025, this project provides a new lobby for the Disability Resources Department (DRD) and dedicated student spaces for the Career Hub.
Bertolini Hall Renovation Project – Student Health Services
To consolidate Student Health Services' clinical and psychological services (originally located in Plover and Race Halls), we performed a tenant improvement to reconfigure the third floor space, add two health services offices and install new finishes. Student Health Services moved into Bertolini in January 2022.
The renovation of the nearly 80-year-old Luther Burbank Auditorium was the first major capital improvement project of the District’s Measure H bond. The $28,000,000 project was completed in December 2019 and completely renovated the original auditorium into a new 400-seat auditorium with improved sight lines and full ADA access. Improvements to back-of-house production spaces include a renovated prop shop and full costume production facility and two new classrooms. This project also added a new “Studio Theater,” a multi-function flexible space that is used as a 200-seat teaching classroom, a black box theater, and a movie theater. The exterior shell of the building has been preserved, but the interior spaces are completely modern, allowing the theater faculty more flexibility in the types of programs they offer. The overhead lighting and audio-visual equipment is state-of-the-art and built to match the standards that SRJC students will expect to find when they work in the industry.
BUSSMAN HALL DATA CENTER UPGRADES AND FIBER LOOP UPGRADE
The Santa Rosa Campus fiber-ring was completed in spring 2021 and completes the 10-gigabit network upgrade project that began in 2015. The $6 million total project includes a $2 million upgrade of the network core equipment, $2 million in network edge equipment, and $1 million for new firewalls and UPS equipment. The completed fiber-ring project will improve both the bandwidth and resiliency of the campus network backbone, has a life expectancy and warranty of 20 years, and will complement the $6 million upgrade of the Santa Rosa Campus Data Network.
BUSSMAN HALL RENOVATION (NEW HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICES)
In 2020, the Human Resources Department moved from the Button building into new offices at Bussman Hall. In order to make space for the new student housing project (Polly Hall), which opened in fall 2024, the Button building was demolished. Thanks to Measure H funds, the relocation and renovation included updated finishes, painting, flooring, electrical improvements, and new wireless access points.
Doyle Library Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
The Maggini Hall computer studies lab was relocated to the second floor of Doyle Library in a newly renovated space that now has 24 new work stations, privacy walls and screens, new chairs and an entry reception desk, and provides better access for students taking advantage of other student services available to them in the library.
Doyle Library First Floor Media Services
With the relocation of the digital filmmaking program to SRJC Petaluma, Media Services' front desk and office space were redesigned to better serve current staffing needs. This renovation also added new spaces designed to provide greater flexibility, and existing classrooms received important upgrades to expand options for active learning, hybrid uses, and seminars.
EMERITUS HALL Roofing and HVAC Modernization Project
Renovation and modernization of aging facilities is vital to the health and safety of SRJC. The Emeritus Hall Roofing and HVAC Modernization Project includes removing existing the existing roofing system and installing a complete new one, as well as removing and replacing all HVAC roof top units; and removing and replacing the existing boiler. This project was completed in August 2024.
EMERITUS HALL SECURITY PROJECT
This project kicked off the districtwide security enhancement project. The new electronic door hardware allows District Police to automatically lock entrance to all exterior doors in case of emergency. Interior doors are also equipped with upgraded locking mechanisms to allow manual locking under emergency situations.
Garcia Hall Renovation Project
The Garcia Hall Renovation Project retained the historical beauty of the 1936 Heritage building while creating an elegant and modern learning environment that will serve students for many years to come. The project included lead and asbestos abatement, new roofing and the renovation of four large classrooms, two workrooms, two conference rooms, and ten faculty offices and is now home of the Communication Studies Department and the student-led Oak Leaf Multi-media News room. Doors opened to faculty and students in fall 2022.
Kinesiology, Athletics & Dance (KAD) FACILITIES Renovations, Phase 1 & Phase 2
KAD Phase 1 (football field and track) construction of the renovation of the football field and track started on April 2019. The football field was completed in December of 2019. The track was completed during the summer of 2020. KAD Phase 2 includes a new fieldhouse at the south end of Bailey Field with locker rooms for football, women's track and field, and men’s track and field. Coaches’ offices will be constructed on the upper level along with an outdoor roof terrace, and new bleachers with a press box will be provided on the west side of Bailey Field. Phase 2 will also provide new baseball, soccer and softball fields, and a new aquatics center, with a new 50 meter pool, adjacent to Quinn Center. The facility will include spectator seating as well as renovations to the Quinn Center which will include new coaches’ offices and upgrades to existing restrooms. Construction began in the summer of 2020 and was completed in the spring of 2022.
KUNDE HALL
Jeff Kunde Hall is the first phase in a multi-year development and construction process that will culminate with the building of the new Lindley Center for STEM Education. Jeff Kunde Hall includes permanent math faculty offices, eleven classrooms and four computer labs, which will be occupied temporarily by the displaced math, engineering and applied technology programs, while construction on the permanent science center is underway. Construction of the building started in October 2018 and was completed in August 2019.
Kunde Hall Remodel
Completed in December 2024, the renovation of Kunde Hall created a dedicated home for the EMLS department and HEP. The updated space now includes an office suite, breakroom, and conference room that support these programs, whose classes and labs are located throughout the building.
LINDLEY CENTER FOR STEM EDUCATION
Groundbreaking for this 100,000-square-foot STEM building occurred in October 2020, with completion in Fall 2023. The facility, replacing the old chemistry and math buildings (W.W. Shuhaw Hall and George Bech Hall), opened in January, 2024, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony later that month. It houses the Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, and Applied Technology departments, as well as integrated student services like MESA (Math, Engineering, Science Achievement).
Camera facing East Elevation of new Lindley Center for STEM Education building
Camera facing South Elevation of new Lindley Center for STEM Education building
Lounibos Auto Lift
Completed in Fall 2025, this project provides new automotive lifts and a new restroom to support the Industrial & Trade Technology program.
QUINN CENTRAL PLANT PROJECT
The new Quinn Central Plant replaces the old cogeneration plant which burnt down in 2015 with high efficiency heating and cooling to numerous campus buildings and facilities, including Bailey Hall, Maggini Hall, the new Lindley Center for STEM Education building, Barnett Hall, Tauzer Hall and the Quinn Swim Center with the new 50-meter pool. The central plant uses specialized heat recovery chillers which allows the college to use electricity very efficiently to heat buildings and pools thereby reducing natural gas usage to only the coldest of days. The plant is also being showcased as a living lab for students and staff to view and understand how central plants work and the engineering behind it. Annual utility cost savings of $150,000.00 are expected. The Central Plant Project will prevent the college from installing a chiller and boiler per building thereby having an estimated payback of 9 years. Additionally this project helps mitigate the college’s risk to rising electricity & natural gas costs.
Santa Rosa Campus Roof Replacement and Repair
Measure H provided for important roof repairs throughout the District. At the Santa Rosa campus, roofing repairs took place at Baker Hall, the Christine Pedroncelli Center, Garcia Hall, and Pioneer Hall.
SRJC District-Wide SECURITY PROJECT
Thanks to Measure H, enhanced security upgrades at Santa Rosa, Petaluma and the Public Safety Training Center in Windsor are providing a safer environment for our students, faculty, staff and visitors. New electronic door hardware allows District Police to automatically lock entrance to all exterior doors in case of emergency. Interior doors are also equipped with upgraded locking mechanisms to allow manual locking under emergency situations, and the transition from brass keys to key cards increases security. Campuses are also now equipped with emergency call towers and 360 degree cameras.
SRJC FOUNDATION BUILDING
The new single story office building provides offices, meeting rooms and event space for the SRJC Foundation and is located at 707 Elliott Ave. The construction had a 12-month schedule, and staff moved into their new building in December 2022.
Tauzer Gymnasium Renovation Project
The gymnasium was originally a single-story gymnasium building constructed in 1935, with the addition of a two-story east wing and single-story west wing built in 1949, with several renovations since they were constructed. Construction began in January 2024 with reopening occurring Spring 2026, shortly after completion. Improvements include an elevator serving second-floor dance studios, upgraded spaces for adapted PE, sports medicine, athletic equipment, and wrestling, and updates to the gymnasium, weight room, and locker rooms. Multiple all-gender restrooms have also been added.