
St. John XXII Campus
The desire to improve the quality of its educational facilities prompted the St. Francis of Assisi Parish to combine its 3 schools into a new 21st century facility.













Scroll
GROTH Design Group was the architect of record for this highly-visible building on Marquette University’s Campus. The design features moveable walls and equipment, allowing students to work on simulated cases with students in other health-related specialties. Beyond its academic mission, the glassy, four-story facility is welcoming and community-facing, transforming its Clybourn Street corridor.
Select program areas include:
The exterior of the addition presents a contemporary facade reflecting the innovative learning environment within, while using a blend of materials drawn from the multiple previous additions in a cohesive and unified campus design.
Completion
2019
Square Footage
43,445
Services
site planning
space programming
full architecture
interior design

The desire to improve the quality of its educational facilities prompted the St. Francis of Assisi Parish to combine its 3 schools into a new 21st century facility.

The new high school is the visual center of the campus and incorporates a palette of materials and forms unifying the variety of current building styles while also conforming to strict design regulations.

This project creates a middle school STEM Lab which can be subdivided with glass overhead garage doors into a work area and a computer lab that can also serve as a regular classroom.