Architect: Studio 3 Design Group
Principal in Charge: Samuel "Dee" Beaird, Jr. AIA
Location: Augusta, GA
Size: 5,100 SF (Total Project Area)
Cost: $350,000
Completed: 2005
Studio 3 Design Group was commissioned to renovate and expand Augusta Preparatory Day School's library as part of an overall Master Plan (project area 5,100 SF) developed for the campus. The design team was charged with the challenge of developing an inviting educational space, complete with the latest technologies. The design developed by S3DG includes a small addition to the back of the existing library, which faces the school's athletic fields. This provided the opportunity to incorporate large expanses of glass, adding much needed natural light and framed views of the beautiful campus. This new design also includes a state of the art computer lab located within the library. The lab, complete with twenty five computer stations, power projects screens and a teaching station, can be used for classes or by individual library patrons. The interiors are designed to be comfortable and inviting, which can be seen in the chosen finishes, furniture and lighting.
Principal in Charge: Samuel "Dee" Beaird, Jr. AIA
Location: Augusta, GA
Size: 5,100 SF (Total Project Area)
Cost: $350,000
Completed: 2005
Studio 3 Design Group was commissioned to renovate and expand Augusta Preparatory Day School's library as part of an overall Master Plan (project area 5,100 SF) developed for the campus. The design team was charged with the challenge of developing an inviting educational space, complete with the latest technologies. The design developed by S3DG includes a small addition to the back of the existing library, which faces the school's athletic fields. This provided the opportunity to incorporate large expanses of glass, adding much needed natural light and framed views of the beautiful campus. This new design also includes a state of the art computer lab located within the library. The lab, complete with twenty five computer stations, power projects screens and a teaching station, can be used for classes or by individual library patrons. The interiors are designed to be comfortable and inviting, which can be seen in the chosen finishes, furniture and lighting.
