Private Education Archives - Riggins Construction & Management, Inc.

Riggins Construction & Management, Inc. contracted with Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac School to build dugouts and a restroom/storage structure at their synthetic turf sports field project, Field of Dreams.

All four of the dugouts and the restroom/storage facility received a Custom-Bilt Metals, standing-seam metal roof in Regal Blue, a complementary color to the bright green synthetic turf. A glass block wall adds natural light to the north end of the storage room which houses specialized maintenance equipment for the field. As a finishing touch, all exposed roof-framing elements were painted to match.

We have had several jobs done at our school and convent in Tustin by this company… We have been pleased with their work, as well as their professional approach to the process from bidding the job to completing it. ~ Sister Mary Salud Estrada, O.D.N.

The school colors were carried throughout the design of the restrooms which had french blue phenolic toilet partitions and ceramic tile floors and wainscoting. Electronic, sensor-controlled flush valves, stainless steel sinks, and water closets were installed as well as automatic hand dryers and motion-sensor controlled lighting. Just outside of the restrooms, a set of handicap-accessible drinking fountains are an oasis for thirsty athletes and spectators alike.

All structures, including the 16″ grotto planter, free-standing masonry wall for privacy, and pilasters at the entry gate, were built with split-face CMU (Concrete Masonry Unit) technology, both durable and functional, with an attractive pattern. To protect the beauty of the masonry, each structure was finished with an anti-graffiti coating.

Riggins Construction & Management, Inc. was pleased to participate in this worthwhile project that is a functional, yet attractive, part of our community.

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Riggins Construction & Management, Inc. contracted with Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac School to construct a 4,200 square foot masonry and wood-framed/stucco Day Care Facility at the southeast corner of the Field of Dreams.

“We have had several jobs done at our school and convent in Tustin and have been pleased with their work, as well as their professional approach to the process from bidding the job to completing it.” Sister Mary Salud Estrada, O.D.N. – The Sisters of The Company of Mary

The daycare structure was built with split-face CMU (Concrete Masonry Unit) technology, both durable and functional, with an attractive pattern to match the existing dugout structures. The exterior wood-framed walls and parapet walls were finished with traditional plaster. To protect the beauty of the building, the masonry and plaster were both finished with an anti-graffiti coating.

This is one of the classrooms at SJDL's Daycare
Classroom

Another view of the classroom with ample countertop space at the rear.
Another view of the classroom.

This is a view of the office which looks out into the classroom.
Daycare Office

Custom Storefront lets in natural light into the classroom.
Classroom, alternate view

There is no lack of cubby space in the classrooms.
Classroom Cubbies

The custom colors were brought into the countertop at the snack room.
Snack room

The snack room can dispense snacks at the pass-through window at this counter.
Pass Through Snack Counter

This is a typical table at the lunch area.
Lunch area

The custom colors were brought into the restrooms.
Restroom Sinks

Custom cabinets in natural birch laminate with french blue countertops and maple hardwood trim are featured throughout this project. Cubby holes in white melamine, cabinets for teacher supplies, and small stainless sinks adorn each classroom. Three custom storage closets with bookcases make managing supplies a snap. In addition, the snack room, adjacent to the office, has a walk-up window covered with one of three fire-retardant awnings that match the building’s color scheme.

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