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Halbach•Dietz
Architects |
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Project |
LEONARD 6th GRADE CENTER Addition and Remodel Fort Worth, Texas |
Client |
Fort Worth Independent School District |
| Construction Cost | $4,316,000 |
| Construction Schedule |
Completed September 2000 |
| Services |
Full Architectural, Structural, Civil, Kitchen, and MEP engineering, including schematic design, design development, cost estimating, construction documents and specifications, bidding, construction administration and shop drawing review. |
Project Description 
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Work in the existing building converted the auditorium to a band room, and the cafeteria to an art room. The remainder of the work upgraded the entrances, doorways and restrooms to meet current handicap accessibility standards. The addition was designed to allow the existing facility to remain functional during construction. The campus entry was reoriented to the opposite side of the site. This allowed access from a larger thoroughfare to relieve morning and afternoon traffic congestion. The addition contained 21 classrooms (including four computer labs and four science rooms), a library, a gymnatorium, a cafeteria, kitchen, and administrative offices. |