Santa Rosa Junior College's professional culinary training program was the first of its kind in Sonoma County. The 22,000 square foot, two-story structure features a dining room and demonstration kitchen, teaching kitchens, classrooms, dining and wine education area, student lobby, production bakery, retail bakery, public cafe and restaurant. Included in these areas is a wine library, pizza oven, ice creamery…

Santa Rosa Junior College's three-level, 75,000 SF Student Services Center represents the college's core operations.  Program elements include a student dining hall, cafe, faculty dining, meeting and conference rooms, student lounge, smart classrooms and ten student counseling departments. The design considers and reflects the campus's heritage brick buildings and makes allowances to retain the site's 250 year old oak trees.

Tuscany Village consists of eight, two-story residence clusters and a Student Activity room spread over the 12 acre site. 114 townhomes are situated within the eight buildings and, in response to student feedback, feature the best aspects of Sauvignon and Beaujolais Villages. Each townhome has four bedrooms (two singles and two doubles) and four bathrooms, a kitchen with breakfast bar,…