COA Early Childhood School
GROTH Design Group partnered on the design for a new 12,000-square-foot early childhood center within the existing COA Golden Center.
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Cedarburg High School currently uses two separate spaces divided by a kitchen as their cafeteria. Aside from the inherent difficulties of maintaining and supervising two spaces, neither of these rooms, separate or combined, can comfortably accommodate the volume of students currently enrolled.
The new cafeteria design relocates the kitchen and expands on the area currently utilized for cafeteria. In addition to the new kitchen and cafeteria, a new entry atrium was designed as a more student-oriented entrance which is adjacent to the student parking lot.
While the design takes subtle cues from other elements of the existing school, it will stand out as an innovative and exciting setting for students and visitors.
Completion
2021
Square Footage
19,000
Branding
Design Development
Consensus Building
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Furniture Consultation
Full Architecture
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Interior Design
Master Planning
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Schematic Design
Signage
Site Planning
Space Planning
Wayfinding
GROTH Design Group partnered on the design for a new 12,000-square-foot early childhood center within the existing COA Golden Center.
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