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Central York High School

New High School
Springettsbury Township, PA

Construction complete August 2005

Central York High School is a 325,000 SF complex that takes “Breaking Ranks” educational principles and adapts them to an “Academy” structure. The academy structure provides a traditional high school experience for the ninth and tenth grade students while offering the option to attend one of four career academies to eleventh and twelfth grade students.

This structure affords the student the opportunity for independent and team-oriented research in areas of interest while still providing core curricula. Although the design embraces a sustainable approach, including the utilization of a ground source heat pump heating and cooling system, daylighting strategies with light and occupancy sensors, waterless urinals, building orientation, and low emitting and sustainable materials, the District elected not to pursue a LEED rating.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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Penncrest High School

Additions and Renovations
Delaware County, PA

Construction complete June 2001

For this project, the existing 150,000 SF Penncrest High School facility, built in the 1950’s, is rearranged programmatically, renovated and approximately 50,000 SF is added. The project ensures that the educational design functions around the community concept, integrates new food court style eating areas and includes the addition of a large new athletic facility as well as a significant amount of site improvement.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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Central York Middle School

Additions and Renovations
York, PA

Construction complete August 1996

For this project, the existing 120,000 SF Central York Middle School facility, built in the 1950’s, is rearranged programmatically, renovated and approximately 59,000 SF is added.

The education design functions around the community concept and attempts to reuse existing portions of the building in new ways, primarily to accommodate the introduction of cutting edge technology and team teaching.

Additionally, needs for family and consumer science training spaces, distance learning and graphic design facilities, music program expansions and social spaces are addressed.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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Sinking Springs Elementary School

New Elementary School
Manchester Township, PA

Estimated completion 2007

This project involves the design of a new elementary school intended to serve 750 students in the Central York School District. Based on a pinwheel concept that promotes excellent visibility from a central point, the design addresses concerns for the students’ safety following a security incident at a neighboring district.

The project, which also includes complete site design, additionally focuses on providing community space for the students.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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Twin Valley Elementary Center

New Elementary School
Elverson, PA

Construction complete June 2005

The Twin Valley Elementary Center is a 60,000 SF LEED Silver certified building designed around the community learning concept. Each core of classrooms is designed around a common learning area that encourages students from multiple grades within that particular core to study and work together.

The building is carefully designed around daylighting goals and utilizes renewable/recycled materials and a ground source heat pump system.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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Swarthmore College

New Indoor Tennis Facility
Swarthmore, PA

Construction complete April 2001

Sited on the side of a hill, this 28,000 SF indoor tennis facility completes the College’s ring of athletic facilities. A major goal for the project, which is constructed using a pre-engineered building structure, included creating a skin for the facility that mimicked the art deco design of the other athletic facilities within the complex.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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West Chester University

Dining Hall Renovations West Chester, PA

Construction complete 2001

In this project, a bland 1950’s style dining facility is transformed into a 27,000 SF hall representing modern college dining trends. The project focus integrates food court design, individual dining booths, and a snack bar with a new lively and trendy look.

The project shown above represents an L. Robert Kimball & Associates project completed by principals of SGA.

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