The San Francisco University High School is planning to expand its campus with construction of a fifth building.
The building will rise on the site of what now is a two-story retail and medical office complex. The school plans to build a three-story structure for academics and administration, reports The San Francisco Chronicle.
The 47,000-square-foot building would have six science labs, four to six classrooms, administrative offices, and a basketball court.
The expansion is estimated to cost $88 million.
The new building will be four blocks from the Jackson Street campus.
University High School opened in 1975. It is a private school with a college prep curriculum that accommodates about 410 students.
Construction is set to be complete in 2025.
Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects is the architect and Equity Community Builders is the project manager.
