Featured Projects
Featured Project
New Modern Wildlife Animal Hospital Under Construction in Goleta
The Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network is upgrading its Goleta facility by building a brand new state-of-the-art wildlife hospital.The new hospital, located at 1460 N. Fairview Ave., will be a two-story building that includes a radiology and surgery room to provide services to save and serve thousands of lives.
Just Completed
Santa Barbara plaza
Frank Schipper Construction is proud to add another tenant improvement to its portfolio of locally completed projects. This job was a two Phase project.
In the first phase, work consisted of structural upgrades to the existing building, new loading docks, rolling doors, and trash enclosures. Completing the first phase allowed the tenant to move in and do their interior renovation while phase two was taking place.
Phase two consisted of demolishing the existing, outdated façade and putting in a new façade with columns, molding, planters, vine racks, and landscaping to create curb appeal for the general public. The parking lot was redesigned to allow for better parking, improved traffic flow, and upgraded lighting for vehicle and pedestrian safety.
Featured Completed Project
Music Academy of the West - Hind Hall
The Music Academy of the West's most recent project with Schipper Construction Co. includes a new teaching studio building with basement, new loading dock, storage, and infill to an existing structure. Additional underground utilities, driveways, concrete walks and ramps were part of the project scope.
This project concludes The Music Academy of the West's ten plus year master plan that Schipper Construction Co. has helped become a reality. Past projects include Hahn Hall, Luria Educational Center, Main House renovation, Wood II Building, parking lot / site work, and other accessory buildings.
In the News: Associated General Contractors of California
Crane Country Day School
"For the start of this new year Crane Country Day School will be holding lessons in five new classrooms. These new classrooms represent the largest building expansion project for the school since it started in 1928. This project included three new buildings comprised of two English classrooms with an adjoining library including a stone fireplace and reading nook; two math classrooms with an adjoining breakout room; a design center full of the newest technologies including 3D printers; three staff offices; two new restrooms; as well as new outdoor assembly and learning areas with an historic Oak Tree as the central focal point."