Beavercreek K-8 Campus
Client: Beavercreek City Schools
Location: Beavercreek, Ohio
- New 350,000sf K-8 school.
- 700-student Trebein Elementary School on the same 50-acre site as the 1,150-student Jacob Coy Middle School while maintaining separate identities.
- Enclosed courtyard designed for outdoor learning zones for art, theatre, science, reading and play.
- Classrooms feature operable glass walls allowing for team teaching.
Interesting Fact: The highly efficient mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems do double duty as teaching tools, with exhibit rooms for HVAC equipment, informational graphics throughout the schools and even cut-away wall sections to show first-hand how the buildings make the best use of the district’s financial resources.
Awards: Cincinnati Design Awards - Merit Award, Built Work
Architecture|Interior Design|Engineering
Though they were originally envisioned on two campuses, Beavercreek’s Trebein Elementary and Coy Middle remain on the same 50-acre site. However, they operate as two separate buildings, creating grade-level appropriate communities. The shared site includes an enclosed courtyard designed for outdoor learning zones and dedicated spaces to allow maximum flexibility.