01
Arrival
Orient visitors and make the school identity visible from the first threshold.
visibility, traffic, first impression
welcome, identity, wayfinding
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Spaces
Follow the campus, not the catalog.
Each environment asks for a different mix of identity, navigation, recognition, durability, and material judgment.
Arrival
Lobby
Hallway
Program zone
Commons
Athletics
Exterior
02
Lobby
Shape the first conversation between office, visitor, student, and community.
sightlines, durability, security
welcome wall, directory, recognition
03
Hallway
Turn daily movement into navigation, culture, and program storytelling.
touch, cleaning, long walls
graphics, panels, room identification
04
Program zone
Give STEM, CTE, arts, and media spaces a stronger sense of purpose.
change, collaboration, supervision
wallcovering, magnetic, dry erase
05
Commons
Support pride and clarity in the busiest shared spaces.
abuse, cleaning, acoustics
durable graphics, panels, paint
06
Athletics
Keep achievement visible and updateable.
future records, glare, impact
acrylic, aluminum, updateable systems
07
Exterior
Connect building identity to campus arrival and movement.
weather, visibility, code review
signage, panels, wayfinding
Visual examples
The same school can need many kinds of expression.
Arrival
A first view that tells visitors where they are and what the school values.
Hallways
Long everyday routes become identity, navigation, and program storytelling.
Athletics
Records, team history, and achievements can be updated without feeling temporary.
Helpful starting files: wide photos, close-ups, plans, approximate dimensions, logos, colors, and examples of what should change.
Start with a space