CASE STUDY: Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, Kirkland, Washington
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With school enrollment projected to increase at record levels through 2013, and spending on school construction, renovation and maintenance expected to total nearly $30 billion annually, the need to transform our schools has never been more urgent. To learn how you can help schools make better design decisions, attend the Schools of the 21st Century Symposium on March 28, 2008, in Orlando, Florida. The event is presented by Architectural Record with the support of McGraw-Hill Education and the American Architectural Foundation.
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Credits
Completion date
August 2005
Gross square footage
56,792 sq. ft.
Total construction cost
$10.3 million
Owner
Lake Washington School District
Architect
Mahlum Architects
71 Columbia, Suite 400
Seattle, WA 98104
T 206.441.4151
F 206.441.0478
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