Sneak Peek at Renovations at the Park View School
With the first day of classes starting on Monday, August 27th, I wanted to post some images of the completed Phase I modernization of the Bruce-Monroe @ Park View Elementary School. There will also be a ribbon cutting on Monday to get things started.
After touring the building yesterday, I can honestly say that Turner Construction did a bang up job. We were very fortunate to have them, and their level of care and craftsmanship throughout the building is evident.
Keep in mind as you look at the following photos that the Phase I modernization was primarily focused on upgrading the classrooms. Two more scheduled phases will complete the renovations. Also, the faculty and staff are still busily moving back into the building and getting ready for the start of classes.
Newly renovated classroom.
Part of the computer lab.
School library with new bookshelves.
The old kindergarten room in the 1931 south wing has beautiful oak wainscoting, which was restored.
Another view of the room with wainscoting.
The former balcony of the auditorium has been converted into the school’s welcome center (i.e., front office). The oak window at the top of the stairs is an original window from the building that has been repurposed.
Tags: Park View School, restoration & renovation
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August 24, 2012 at 9:40 am
Looks amazing.
August 24, 2012 at 9:49 am
Looks promising. It is said that a clean, positive, and healthy environment is critical for effective learning and creative development. I trust that the improved space will significantly contribute to improving the overall quality of learning at Park View.
August 25, 2012 at 2:21 pm
Looks great! The kids will appreciate it! I hope it’s ready to go on Monday!
December 28, 2012 at 7:02 am
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