HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATIONS
The Arrupe Jesuit High School Renovation and Expansion reimagines an existing campus to support the school’s mission and future growth. Designed by MOA Architecture, the project combines a major addition with renovation of the original 1950s building, increasing student capacity while enhancing academic and athletic programs.
Date: 2026
Location: Denver, Colorado
Architect: MOA Architecture
Contractor: Haselden Construction
Project Type: K-12
Square Footage: 50,400
Construction Cost: $32.7 Million
Services Provided:
Structural Engineering
ARRUPE JESUIT
A new three-story addition with a basement is carefully integrated on the constrained site, introducing a gymnasium, STEM labs, and student support spaces, along with a redefined main entry that strengthens campus identity and security. Renovations transform existing spaces into modern classrooms and administrative areas while preserving key architectural elements.
Through strategic reuse and phased construction, the project modernizes the campus while maintaining continuous operations. The result is a cohesive, forward-looking environment that expands opportunities for students and reinforces the school’s role within its community.