Lebanon High School

Lebanon, Tennessee

Firm

KBJM Architects, Inc.

Client

Wilson County Schools

Area

368,300 sq.ft.

Total Cost

$31,947,036

Completion Date

06/2012

The program requirements for Lebanon High School resulted in a 388,000-square-foot building with a geothermal/water-source heat pump heating and cooling system. 

The project consists of a three-story academic building, lighted football stadium with track; lighted baseball and softball fields with grandstands; lighted tennis courts; football practice field; lighted soccer field with grandstands, freestanding fieldhouse with concession stand; and associated drives, parking and infrastructure.

The building features wide, spacious corridors, double-entry toilet rooms, and a central atrium/alumni hall with a helical staircase—all designed to facilitate rapid movement of students during class changes. 

The enclosed two-story commons area situated between the academic portion of the building and the athletic/career technical portion of the building has a synthetic floor system striped in 5-yard increments. It provides a multitude of functions, including a student/after-hours entry into the facility; a football/band practice area; an ROTC drill area; a flag team/dance team practice area; and a lobby for a 2,000-seat gymnasium and a 1,000-seat auditorium.

Additional Information

Associated Firm

Engineering Services Group, Inc.

Cost per Sq Ft

$86.74

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2013 Educational Interiors

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