In 2021, the Revere School District awarded LeftField the OPM services contract for the Revere High School Feasibility Project. The existing building was designed in 1970 and built in 1971. The core of the building is a 3-story steel structure built on a concrete slab foundation with an attached auditorium and athletic field house.  Since then, routine maintenance has been performed and several major repairs have been made to keep the building open.  The current building, serving grades 9-12 and special needs students, is 324,375 square feet and located in a residential area with inadequate open space around the campus.  With enrollment steadily increasing over the last ten years, there needed to be a plan to accommodate the influx of students entering the district.  LeftField was hired to help identify community concerns such as traffic and congestion, alternative sites, create an innovative design that will allow for transformable spaces and multi-use facilities and create a space that becomes a hub for community activities.  This project is on hold pending eminent domain and permitting activities. In May of 2024, the City voted “yes” to move forward with the project.