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Wilson High School Phase I

2008 Exhibition of School Planning and Architecture. Wilson High School Phase I. Tacoma, Washington High School Project of Distinction – New Construction NAC|Architecture. Wilson High School Phase I. New design pattern, “Process of Spatial Discovery,” transforms the campus.

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Wilson High School Phase I

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  1. 2008 Exhibition of School Planning and Architecture Wilson High School Phase I Tacoma, Washington High School Project of Distinction – New Construction NAC|Architecture

  2. Wilson High School Phase I

  3. New design pattern, “Process of Spatial Discovery,” transforms the campus Community Environment: The project transforms the experiential character of the campus from uniform and predictable to varying and experientially stimulating. The newly formed sequences of spaces from public external areas to private internal campus spaces welcomes students, staff, and community alike. The variety of informal gathering spaces encourages spontaneous social interaction and builds community.

  4. Establish the new identity Community Environment:

  5. Student Art Gallery as Lifelong Learning Motivator Learning Environment:

  6. The bridge is a link to the surrounding space, including the gallery of student glasswork in the library. Learning Environment

  7. Animate existing open spaces with new active edges Physical Environment: Continued

  8. Before & After at the Same Time Planning Process: We see rejuvenation of our aging school campuses as a vital issue of urban sustainability.

  9. Campus & Building Circulation Planning Process: Continued

  10. Exhibition of School Planning and Architecture 2008 Project Data

  11. Exhibition of School Planning and Architecture 2008 Project Details

  12. Campus & Building Circulation

  13. Integrated Sustainable Design

  14. Integrated Sustainable Design

  15. Integrated Sustainable Design

  16. Neighborhood Context

  17. From Public to Private The new building establishes a strong civic presence from the street and provides a variety of pedestrian approaches to the campus. The construction of a 3-story building has given the high school new prominence and a new civic image in the community .

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