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Schools
Fauntleroy & Latham provided full architectural services for the design and construction administration of the this 83,619 square foot school. On this 34 acre site, there are four buildings: Classroom, Library, Administration; Cafeteria; Gymnatorium; Vocational Technology. The project includes 30 general and 11 specialty classrooms. Future construction will include football, baseball, and softball fields. The majority of the buildings are constructed of load-bearing wood stud exterior walls supporting prefabricated wood trusses. Roofs are 30 year dimensional shingles and kynar-finished concealed fastener metal panels over plywood decking. The gymnatorium and vo-tech building are pre-engineered metal buildings with kynar finished structural concealed fastener metal panels. Student corridors are CMU. Exteriors will typically be brick veneer with some split-faced CMU and kynar finished metal wall panels.
Completion Date: 2006
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Monteleone Jr. High School Fauntleroy & Latham provided full architectural services for the design and construction administration of the this 80,000 square foot school. There are 7 buildings on this 25 acre campus which contain 35 classrooms. In addition, there is a home economics classroom and shop. There are 3 buildings with very distinctive entrances that welcome students and visitors to the campus. These buildings contain school administration and library, cafeteria and kitchen, and the gymnasium. The school is designed for 800 students and provide function and support for the education of junior high school students. Completion Date: 2005
Fauntleroy & Latham developed a prototype six (6) Laboratory Classroom wing for Physics, Biology, and Chemistry at Covington (photo), Mandeville, and Salmen High Schools. The size of the classroom wing at each school is approximately 12,800 square feet each. Fauntleroy & Latham developed a prototype ten (10) Laboratory Classroom wing for Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Food Services at Slidell High School. The size of the facility is approximately 20,460 square feet. Completion Date: 2003
Lake Harbor Middle School Fauntleroy & Latham provided full architectural services for the design and construction administration of the two-story school. This is the first multi-story school that has been constructed for the St. Tammany Parish School Board probably since William Pitcher Junior High School. With rising land costs in St. Tammany Parish, more multi-story schools may be coming. The school was designed for a student population of 700 and consists of 32 classrooms, administrative core, library, kitchen, and a flexible multi-purpose room with a raised stage area. The multi-purpose room has expansion capabilities into the adjacent cafeteria through an automatic operable wall system for large audience participation. Completion Date: 2001
Fauntleroy & Latham provided full architectural services for the design and construction of the school on Hwy. 1088 in Mandeville, Louisiana. This 70,000 square foot facility contains 45 classrooms and administrative support on a 10-acre site. This school is designed for a student population of 700 and provides all the functions and support of the education of elementary (K-3) school students. The identity of the school is designed around a strong covered entrance of standing seam metal roof and colorful masonry. The library contains a 45-student storytelling area surrounded by natural light and a professional library and reading room for 60 students. The multi-purpose gymnasium and adjacent cafeteria is flexible in design and construction as to allow for the removal of the dividing partition allowing large audience participation and direct sight lines to the central stage. All classrooms are surrounded by open landscape and direct access to the large natural 400' x 400' play area. Building systems and maintenance are enhanced by central mechanical and electrical services along with durable exterior and interior materials and natural light. Completion Date: 1999
Fauntleroy & Latham, Inc. (Lead Architects) / Holly & Smith Architects; A Joint Venture, provided full architectural services for the design of this 140,000 square foot school facility. This new building combines two schools under one roof on a 25 acre site in Mandeville, Louisiana. These schools are designed for a student population of approximately 700 each and provide all functions necessary for the education of elementary (K-3) and middle school (4,5,6)students. The facility, by program, created a very complex design problem by requiring each school to be independent and separate from the other except for minor common elements, such as the kitchen, service yard and a professional library, but architecturally had to reflect the identity of each school on an equal basis. The architects achieved this program requirement by locating the common elements in a central position and the two schools on opposite sides in basically a mirrored-image or symmetrical arrangement. By the functional integration of the building frame with a pitched standing seam metal roof and a durable exterior and interior materials used in creative ways, the designers were successful in developing a school that was economically constructed and quite aesthetically pleasing. Completion Date: 1994
Fauntleroy & Latham provided full architectural services for the design and construction of the school on Military Road in Slidell, Louisiana. The school site is directly adjacent to Honey Island Elementary School and the facility was programmed to be a "sister" school to its neighbor. The campus feel of the two schools was created by re-using a pallet of the major exterior materials from Honey Island on Cypress Cove in imaginative ways to help create a distinct identity for the new school. Cypress Cove is designed for a student population of 600 and provides all requirements necessary for the education of kindergarten and first grade students. The skillful use of sturdy and long lasting exterior and interior materials with an efficient pre-engineered building frame and a sloped standing seam metal roof provided the design materials the architects required to develop an economical and aesthetically appealing facility. Soft background colors with the introduction of bright accents, curved walls at key locations, sloped ceilings at classrooms, interesting ceiling shapes at public areas, and large amounts of glass create an exciting learning environment for the students. Completion Date: 1994
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Island Elementary School Fauntleroy & Latham Architects/J. Ashley Inabnet Architect, Inc., A Joint Venture, provided full architectural services for the design and construction of the school on Military Road in Slidell, Louisiana. Within its 66,000 square feet, the school houses all functions necessary for the complete education of kindergarten through second grade students. With the use of off-the-shelf building systems, post-tensioned concrete slabs, and non-load-bearing masonry walls, the architects were able to give the client all of the items included in the building program plus a project which bid under budget.Bright colors, sloped ceilings in classrooms, and large amounts of glass lend favorable emphasis to the learning environment. Durable exterior and interior materials used in imaginative ways and playful design features make the facility both low in maintenance requirements for the staff and high in visual enrichment for the children. Completion Date: 1988
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