Liberty High School Site Plan

Liberty High School Floor Plan

The campus culture creates a stimulating, collegiate experience and atmosphere that responds to the needs of each student and promotes their success.

Being in an arid climate, the design of the physical environment responds by providing ample shade and protection from the wind for maximized comfort.

A series of outdoor and indoor spaces in key locations on campus encourage students to gather for socialization and group learning.

Educational environments have abundant transparency indoors and out allowing for easy supervision as students use all portions of the site as a learning environment.

This collaboration area is the heart of each small learning community and provides the nexus of group learning, collaboration, applied learning, and student social life.

Professional centers resourced with lounge-styled furniture, shared workstations, white boards, and conference rooms enhance the ability for teachers to develop inter-disciplinary lessons.

The Student Union is a vibrant social environment, with varied seating, that is easily supervised both indoor and out through the expansive glass walls.

The learning commons is a flexible student-centered space where students can research/investigate and can be used for individual, small, and large group learning activities.

The campus is not limited to academic and cognitive development and includes an equally strong commitment to the physical and social development of all students.

The prominence of inviting outdoor spaces, and their focus on students, amplifies the district’s goal of creating a student-centered culture.

Arts spaces provide a variety of venues for performance and gathering of groups in varying sizes to participate in a wide range of learning activities.

@Zack Benson

@Zack Benson

@Zack Benson