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Shoreland Lutheran High School
Planning and design of the science wing expansion is intended to meet functional needs for classroom space and high expectations.
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In partnership with the Burke Foundation, GROTH Design Group designed a new 12,000 SF early childhood center within the existing COA Golden Center on West Burleigh Street in Milwaukee.
The facility serves children from 6 weeks old through school age.
Specific spaces include:
Remodeling included approximately 6,400 square feet within an existing single-story gymnasium to provide two floors. The remainder of the existing building houses several other program areas, and the alteration work for the Early Childhood Center was coordinated to minimize disruption.
Completion
2015
Square Footage
14,000
Services
Planning and design of the science wing expansion is intended to meet functional needs for classroom space and high expectations.
Located immediately adjacent to Lake Michigan’s shores, this building provides a unique and unprecedented site for studying the lake shoreline and the Great Lakes watershed.
St. Jerome Parish School houses a K-8, two-track school with approximately 500 students arrayed to maximize solar gain during late autumn, winter, and early spring.