Overall layout with historic 1920s building maintaining the main street presence and new addition tucked into the site.

First floor plan with early learning classrooms, administration, shared spaces and specials, central commons, gym, and community room.

Second floor plan with LMC, Discovery Lab, outdoor learning terrace, Wilson classroom wing and WSTEM classroom wing to the north.

Third floor plan housing the oldest grades, with additional collaboration spaces and locker bays for their use.

Restored historic building entrance faces out to a busy thoroughfare. The space was repurposed for signage and a community garden.

The completely renovated historic wing is visible at the back of image with new addition cascading towards the more private/residential side of the site.

Just past the entrance and front office, occupants are welcomed with a history wall, open stair, and grand commons.

Looking down at the central commons with double sided platform connecting the gym space. Sunlight streams in from above skylights.

The shared Discovery Lab off the LMC focuses on hands-on learning. The finishes and equipment give flexibility for everything from messy exploration to media recording.

Classrooms are connected to shared collaboration spaces with glass and sliding doors with writable surfaces. All are outfitted for small groups or multiple classes.

The classrooms in the historic portion of the building strike a balance between modern learning and historic character, embracing unique geometries and built-ins.

2021 Tricia Shay Photography

2021 Tricia Shay Photography

2021 Tricia Shay Photography