COMPETITION CLOSED All entries were due by September 30th, 2002. Voting will took place during October by the visitors to the site. The Winner had his building built in Freeland and received the Freeland Souvenir of their choice from the Freeland's store at cafepress. (the existing structure available upon request at the forum) |
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Macadam High School Needs More Space - as a result, The Freeland Board of Education and the Freeland Museum of Architecture are holding an open competition for the design of a bigger school on the same property. The residents, faculty and especially students are also looking for something a little more hip than the existing structure designed by Standard Parts Incorporated back in 1981. So anything goes - with one exception: the original 1897 brick schoolhouse on the northern edge of the site, must remain and be incorporated into the overall design scheme as it is historically protected [it is and will be the school library] All other structures are expendable, although may be simply renovated and/or added to. The parking lot will move across the street so there is plenty of space available for the specific programmatic needs which follow: > a more spacious main entrance > 24 classrooms [there are 12 now] > a gymnasium [there is none now] > outdoor campus-like space[s] [quite lame now] > artistic intangibles* *the winning design will be entered into a city-wide FMoA Design Competition this winter, so artistic intangibles are those little extra creative things we didn't ask for that might catch the eye of a prospective judge. |
COMPETITION CLOSED All entries were due by September 30th, 2002. Voting will took place during October by the visitors to the site. The Winner had his building built in Freeland and received the Freeland Souvenir of their choice from the Freeland's store at cafepress. (the existing structure available upon request at the forum) |
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MACADAM COMPETITION |
