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Two Rivers Public Charter School
Two Rivers Public Charter School
Washington, DC, United States
Project Featured on Mar 08, 2022
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Other Projects by Studio Twenty Seven Architecture
Two Rivers Public Charter School
Washington, DC, United States
Project Featured on Mar 08, 2022
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
Two Rivers Public Charter School is a network of high-performing public charter schools in Washington DC. The new middle school at Young campus, designed by Studio Twenty Seven Architecture, is a state-of-the-art facility featuring large classrooms, dedicated common space, a full-sized gymnasium, outdoor courts and the signature ‘sitting steps’ in the foyer. This school serves 6th through 8th graders and is connected to the existing elementary school via an elevated bridge. Special instruction rooms include art, drama, music, spanish, science lab, and breakout instructional spaces.
This new addition is located in a designated watershed zone which required additional stormwater management measures. In order to meet those requirements, we maximized the green roof by designing a cantilevered corner roof plane, applying a green roof and elevating the multiple VRF mechanical equipment.
Due to the limited site, the school wanted to ensure future expansion was possible. The design accommodates load capacity to carry another story if more space is needed.
Crucial in the project scope included the project budget and schedule development through rigorous value engineering exercises. Utilization of a CPM method produced a 70-day complete design duration.
Photography copyright Hoachlander Davis Photography
This new addition is located in a designated watershed zone which required additional stormwater management measures. In order to meet those requirements, we maximized the green roof by designing a cantilevered corner roof plane, applying a green roof and elevating the multiple VRF mechanical equipment.
Due to the limited site, the school wanted to ensure future expansion was possible. The design accommodates load capacity to carry another story if more space is needed.
Crucial in the project scope included the project budget and schedule development through rigorous value engineering exercises. Utilization of a CPM method produced a 70-day complete design duration.
Photography copyright Hoachlander Davis Photography
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