PROJECTS

EDUCATION

Interior of an industrial workshop with various tools and equipment, including tires and machinery, and a large white pipe running along the ceiling.
An indoor welding lab with various welding stations, equipment, and a sign that reads 'Connelly Welding Lab'.
Indoor automotive repair shop with cars, tools, and equipment, high ceiling, large garage doors, and bright lighting.

BUILDING:
Father Judge High School's Career Pathways Academy Building

Father Judge High School Career Pathways Academy is a 20,000sf facility consisting of a Pre-Engineered Structure housing a partial second floor mezzanine.  The Exterior of the building is clad with Insulated Metal Panels, Glass Curtain Walls, and Kalwall.  The interior of the building is a state-of-the-art Educational Space to teach High School Students in various trades such as Welding, Auto Repair, and HVAC.  The space includes conventional classrooms, ventilated welding booths, automotive lifts, and automotive diagnostic equipment in an open space with exposed structure, high performance epoxy coated floor on the first floor with administrative offices, a board room, elevator, kitchenette, and flexible learning space on the second floor mezzanine. 


TRUST:

It was an honor for BSI Construction to act as Construction Manager for this important Project and particularly special for the two founders of BSI Construction, Charles Calvanese & John Parsons as alumni and FJHS Hall of Fame Inductees.  Father Judge students will have the unique ability to earn a trade certification in a Facility utilizing the most modern equipment available.

“Projects like this require a creative vision and experts to bring it to life. The Career Pathways Academy was a massive undertaking, requiring specialized equipment and student-centric learning environments. BSI Construction LLC delivered, creating dynamic spaces that can be reconfigured for project-based learning—benefiting Crusaders for decades to come."
— Brian Patrick King, Father Judge High School


SECTOR: Education


OWNER: Archdiocese of Philadelphia

ARCHITECT: McGillin Architecture Inc.

LOCATION: Philadelphia, PA

SERVICE: Construction Manager

SQ.FOOTAGE: 20,000 sq. ft

BUDGET: $6,823,000

DURATION: 10 months


Modern school building with glass windows, white and black exterior, and surrounding greenery, identified as Career Pathways Academy.
Empty indoor space with large windows, white floor, white railing, and some stacked furniture or materials along the walls.
Inside an automotive workshop or garage with cars, tools, and equipment, high ceiling, industrial lighting, and large garage door.
Two people are inside a large industrial or workshop space with high ceilings, bright lighting, and large windows. They are standing near machinery and tools, and there are various equipment and workstations around them, suggesting a manufacturing or automotive environment.