St. Joseph’s Catholic School
As part of its long-term vision for growth, St. Joseph’s Catholic School, a private, Catholic, college preparatory school in Greenville, SC, developed a comprehensive campus master plan. The 36-acre site, originally home to a manufacturing facility, has been gradually transformed into an academic environment.
McMillan Pazdan Smith worked closely with St. Joseph’s Catholic School administrators and faculty to align the plan with the school’s academic priorities and enrollment goals. The resulting phased master plan established a roadmap for strategic campus growth and facility improvements.
Phased Campus Improvements Include:
Improvements to athletic facilities
A new student center and cafeteria with conference rooms, office suites, kitchen, and event space
Renovation and conversion of academic space, along with new athletic fields and expanded parking
A practice gymnasium and upgrades to general classrooms
An Addition Designed for Connection, Function, and Identity
One of the first major projects to come from St. Joseph’s master plan was the UKnight addition, an 18,000 SF infill building designed to unify academic and athletic buildings. The addition connects a former industrial building and a pre-engineered gymnasium, resolving both structural and aesthetic challenges.
The facility includes locker rooms, offices for the athletic staff, additional classrooms, and two new science labs.