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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The desire to improve the quality of its educational facilities prompted the St. Francis of Assisi Parish to combine its two elementary schools and one middle school into a new 21st century facility. The new facility will not only accommodate the changing educational needs of the parish but will also serve as an outreach to the growing community.
The design of the school building responds to the request that it have a strong indoor/outdoor connection to the natural setting of the site.
Generous areas of glazing provide views of the natural landscape as one walks through the facility.
Classroom wings are grouped by grade level and oriented to take advantage of day lighting opportunities as well as views into landscaped courtyards.
The facility will contain classrooms for Pre-K through 8th grade with a capacity for 550 students, science, art, music, library, STEAM lab, gymnasium, stage, kitchen and cafeteria. A separate chapel will also be provided. The master plan includes provisions for gymnasium and classroom expansion as well as construction of a new worship facility.
Completion
2019 (Study)
Square Footage
150,000
Services
Planning and design of the science wing expansion is intended to meet functional needs for classroom space and high expectations.
GROTH Design Group assisted with a year-long study to redefine facilities for Technical Education the Family & Consumer Sciences (FACS) programs in Cudahy High School.
Trinity Lutheran Church engaged GROTH to create a master plan on their existing site to provide for expansion needs.