Architect: Studio 3 Design Group
Principal in Charge: Samuel "Dee" Beaird, Jr., AIA
Location: Grovetown, GA
Size: 11,000 SF
Cost: $1.1 Million
Completed: 2007
To address the educational needs of a growing community, Studio 3 Design Group was commissioned by the Columbia County School Board to develop designs for a new elementary school on rural Hereford Farm Road in Grovetown, GA. The Board requested that the new school be an updated version of the design S3DG completed in 1994 for Euchee Creek Elementary. The new school consist of a central core space containing the school's library, multipurpose gym, kitchen, dining area, art studio, music room, and administrative offices. The layout allows for maximum flexibility during planned school events and is monitored by the school staff. Three wings, radiating from the core, house the educational classrooms for pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The linear wings allow for economical construction and can be easily expanded as the student population grows. The exterior utilizes two colors of brick and glazed block to create visual interest. Vibrant interior colors create an exciting environment for learning.
Principal in Charge: Samuel "Dee" Beaird, Jr., AIA
Location: Grovetown, GA
Size: 11,000 SF
Cost: $1.1 Million
Completed: 2007
To address the educational needs of a growing community, Studio 3 Design Group was commissioned by the Columbia County School Board to develop designs for a new elementary school on rural Hereford Farm Road in Grovetown, GA. The Board requested that the new school be an updated version of the design S3DG completed in 1994 for Euchee Creek Elementary. The new school consist of a central core space containing the school's library, multipurpose gym, kitchen, dining area, art studio, music room, and administrative offices. The layout allows for maximum flexibility during planned school events and is monitored by the school staff. Three wings, radiating from the core, house the educational classrooms for pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The linear wings allow for economical construction and can be easily expanded as the student population grows. The exterior utilizes two colors of brick and glazed block to create visual interest. Vibrant interior colors create an exciting environment for learning.
