Salamanca City Central School District, Capital Improvement Project

Salamanca City Central School District

Salamanca City Central School District’s Phase 3.4 capital improvement project was about more than bricks and mortar, it was about creating a modern, student-focused environment that unites administrative services, enhances safety, and celebrates cultural identity. Turner partnered with the District to deliver preconstruction and construction management services for a new District Office addition, exterior façade improvements, secure entrance canopies, and the creation of a dedicated Native American Services Suite at the Iroquois Drive campus.

The project was driven by the District’s need to bring administrative teams, academic support staff, and student services together in a central, collaborative setting. The new addition provides modern, flexible spaces that foster interaction between administrators, educators, and students, helping to ensure services are accessible and supportive of student success.

Highlights of the addition include bright, open collaboration areas, dedicated conference and student support spaces, and a suite for Native American Services that reflects and supports the cultural identity of the Salamanca community. At the same time, updated exterior façade treatments and secure entry canopies modernize the high school’s image while improving safety and access for staff, students, and visitors.

Work was completed in an occupied building, requiring careful planning and phasing to avoid disruption to ongoing academic operations. Through close coordination with the District and project partners, Turner delivered the improvements on budget and on schedule, creating a lasting benefit for students, faculty, and the broader school community.