Staley High School Renovation & Pavilion

Interior remodel with North and South additions, completed as a mechanical and plumbing project with a total cost of 1.6M, featuring a large gym space with exposed ductwork, installation of a 50-unit VRV system, 5 RTUs, 2 DOAS units, full kitchen ventilation via a CaptiveAire system, and associated plumbing scope. BIM was utilized for coordination.

The Staley High School Renovation & Pavilion project included an interior remodel with new North and South additions. Key elements included large gymnasium additions with exposed ductwork, installation of a 50-unit VRV system, five rooftop units, two DOAS units, and a complete CaptiveAire kitchen ventilation system. The project was coordinated using BIM and included full plumbing installation to support the renovated and expanded facility.

Project Details

Location

2800 NE Shoal Creek Pkwy, Kansas City, MO 64156. North Kansas City School District.

Completion

8/8/2020

Services Provided

Community Impact

The renovation and expansion of Staley High School strengthens the campus by creating modern, functional spaces that support student learning, athletics, and daily operations. Through upgraded HVAC, VRV, kitchen ventilation, and plumbing systems, Martin Mechanical helped deliver reliable comfort, improved indoor air quality, and efficient performance across new and existing areas of the school. The project demonstrates how coordinated renovations can enhance educational environments while extending the value and usability of community facilities for years to come.