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December 3, 2008

The new Carver Center

The new building planned for the magnet Carver Center for Arts and Technology is moving forward, with plans to start the construction process come spring.  In my story today, I share some of the details from the presentation by the architect (DC-area Grimm + Parker) last night. 

For the curious, the entire presentation, including some drawings depicting layout, is here.

The school board approved the building for LEED certification, so a number of green-building options are being explored.  Among them is the use of natural daylight, which, interestingly enough, fosters better learning (and student performance) -- if done right, the architect said.

Posted by Arin Gencer at 10:18 AM | | Comments (0)
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