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Three-Story Elementary School Prototype
Three-story academic grade house arrangement for Kindergarten, Primary, and Intermediate classrooms.
In an effort to make the new elementary school have a smaller footprint and be adaptable to the smaller sites that are available, this prototype has shifted from a
two-story to a three-story design. This provides nice grade house separation with the youngest students, the Kindergarteners, being on the first floor, Primary on the second,
and Intermediate on the third floor. This prototype will be utilized with the proposed Rosemount-Lewis Elementary School.
Site PlanProposed Rosemount-
Lewis Elementary School site to be located west of
Ashton Avenue.
Site includes 154 parking spaces, with separated
bus and vehicular circulation.
Amenities include P.E. field, mulched play
areas, concrete play areas, and two playfields.
Proposed Amenity Improvements for Rosemount-Lewis
Park• 32-space/lighted parking lot
• Bermuda/Irrigated Athletic Field
• Restroom Building
• Walking Trail
• Additional Playground Equipment
• Pavilion Improvements
Proposed Parking Improvements for
Adjacent Community• +/- 30 space parking lot
(pending land acquisition per PFR 2019-00010)
Three-story Floor PlanAssembly spaces such as
the Cafeteria and Gymnasium have been
located on the first floor. Classrooms are separated
by grade level, and are organized around
Extended Learning Areas.Unlike the previous
prototype, this school has the Gymnasium separated
from the Cafeteria. This Gymnasium has a stage allowing the space to be
used for large assemblies.
Total Area: 117,600 sfCafeteria size: 4,700 sf
Gymnasium size: 6,200 sf
Extended Learning Areas
Due to changing educational strategies,
Extended Learning Areas have been added to each grade house, providing areas for small group
learning as well as project collaboration. These spaces are located
between classrooms with sidelights to allow the
teachers to provide passive security over the extended learning areas.
Media CenterThe Media Center is
located on the second floor to allow for
centralized access between all three floors.
To encourage project based learning, small
group conference rooms and maker spaces have
been provided with a direct connection to the
Media Center.The Media Center also
has a direct connection to the second and third floor Extended Learning Areas.
Learning StairAt the heart of the two-story Extended Learning Area is a learning stair. This
stair not only provides a means of circulation between the second
and third floors, it also provides a tiered seating area for
presentations and student collaboration. This new learning stair
replaces the story-room in the previous two-story elementary
schools.
First to Second Floor CirculationThe circulation is
centrally located to allow for a direct
connection between the Extended
Learning Areas and the Cafeteria and
Gymnasium below.
Three-Story Elementary School Prototype