The majority of the remaining work will take place on the interior of the building, with additional time spent creating the exterior accessible pathways on either side. The project timetable has not changed, with anticipated completion in the fall of 2024.

Yes.

Very few, as St. Agnes was lightly used during the day.  

People walk via Masonic or Ashbury, which takes between 3 and 5 minutes.

No. The contractor’s team is housed in an office space in the basement of the church.

During construction, the weight room has moved to the Salkind Center roof adjacent to the turf field. A full range of equipment is available (tarped nightly). Cardio equipment has been moved to the Salkind Center Alumni Blues Lounge overlooking the gym. 

Some basketball practices have been moved off-campus to Kezar or other nearby venues. 

While much of the work going forward will take place inside the existing structure, there will still be some noise. Thankfully, even during the loudest activities, the noise level has not disrupted classes or other school activities. 

Drop-off and pick up protocols have not changed, as most construction deliveries take place before 8 am. As always, we recommend avoiding Page Street. (You can find our current protocols here.)

We use the crosswalks on the corners of Masonic or Ashbury to cross Page Street, and the contractor has an assigned supervisor for all deliveries. Our full-time security guard will continue to be present on the street in front of Page from 8:00 am until 3:30 pm then circulating around the campus until 10:00 pm.

No, there are no construction vehicles or storage in the garage.

The PACC will have numerous seating configurations depending on the use. The maximum capacity is approximately 375, with additional seating/standing available.

The PACC will be 18,000 square feet. The excavation of a full basement level will increase the size of the St. Agnes gym building by approximately 50%.

The PACC is designed as a flexible space to accommodate a range of performing arts as well as various types of presentations, from lectures to film. Other features include a configurable stage, lights, and seating; dressing rooms; 2 large classrooms, 3 practice rooms; a recording studio; faculty offices; and ample storage for instruments, lights, costumes and sets.

Yes. The goal is to consolidate the performing arts department in one place to facilitate collaboration with one another and with students.

Gumption will remain as a multipurpose space for the near future, and it won’t be subdivided. We have made no definitive plans for its ultimate use yet.

A fitness center will ultimately be located within the Salkind Center, location TBD.

Urban use will take priority, but we hope the space can support other nonprofits as well, particularly in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood.