Verde Design has a continuous working relationship with San Juan Unified School District. Our first work with the District in 2013 included field replacement and all-weather track projects at both Del Campo and El Camino High Schools.

Verde Design converted Carmel High School’s natural turf play field to synthetic turf. In addition, we resurfaced the all-weather track, which required additional excavation and drainage considerations due to the existing subsurface conditions.

Verde Design was selected to design and deliver athletic improvements as part of the Santa Cruz City School District’s effort to provide safe and durable athletic facilities to its student athletes.

The Oakland Unified School District has recently collaborated with Verde Design for design work on multiple elementary, middle, and high schools’ athletic facilities.

Two synthetic turf fields, one at Mountain View High School and one at Los Altos High School, were replaced, having reached the end of their life-cycle.

Antioch High School’s first substantial renovation since its original construction consisted of an upgrade to a state-of-the-art synthetic turf football stadium, all-weather track, bleachers, pressbox, and entry plaza with entry sign, gate, ticketing, concessions, restrooms, and storage.

The design for Saratoga High School’s new stadium plaza aims to create an environment that fosters the Falcons’ school spirit.

With the original track demolished and new track installed, the rapidly growing Rocklin community can count on Whitney High School’s new synthetic turf field and all-weather track lasting for many seasons.

Verde Design was retained by the District to develop a detailed request for proposal and associated bidding documents for synthetic turf companies to provide pricing packages for Livermore High School and Granada High School.

The Stockton Unified School District chose Verde Design as Master Plan Landscape Architect for the development of athletic campuses at each of its four district high schools.