Adaptive reuse paired with new construction
Facility includes a cafeteria, auditorium, library and administrative offices
Two-story facility includes classrooms for grades K-8
Adaptive reuse and new construction created new 42,000 SF private school
Private school is located in the heart of downtown York
The 1882 tower (pictured above) was integrated into the final design
The two-story facility includes classrooms from grades K-8, cafeteria, auditorium, library, and administrative offices
LEED certified through LEED BD+C: Schools (v2009)
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Location
York, PA
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Owner
Logos Academy
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Architect
Warehaus
The Logos Academy is located in the heart of downtown York. The Academy was established in 1998 with 14 kindergarten and first-grade students, and now houses more than 250 students in grades K-12.
This was an adaptive reuse project paired with new construction to create a new 42,000 SF private school. The two-story facility includes classrooms for grades K-8, a cafeteria, auditorium, library and administrative offices.
Key Challenges & Project Details
- A circa 1882 tower was integrated into the design.
- This project was awarded LEED for schools certification under Version 3.
Project Recognition
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2011 - Commonwealth Design Award - 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania