Livingston Elementary School
Livingston, California
The academic accomplishments of this small district have won statewide acclaim. Superintendent Henry Escobar has led this district by a simple, yet powerful philosophy:
“If we are going to truly achieve ‘Success for All Students’—rich and poor, immigrant and ethnically diverse, English and non-English speaking—we must create a culture for achievement throughout Livingston Union School District. This will require full commitment by all and making the needs of our students our No. 1 priority.”
The design addresses the goals and values of this high-performing district by creating an exciting learning environment that meets the unique needs of the ethnically diverse population of its citizens. The public plaza at the intersection of these two main streets creates the focal point for the new school and provides an exciting after-hours gathering place for the public.
The radial design of the school allows for the ordered placement of each grade-level classroom building around a central quadrangle. A recessed outdoor amphitheater wraps around the library/multimedia center and allows for small-group instruction while accommodating the entire student body or a community event.
Additional Information
Capacity
700
Cost per Sq Ft
$359.00
Featured in
2006 Architectural Portfolio
Category
Work in Progress
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