The flexibility in the design of John Lewis Elementary School in Washington, D.C., is prominently seen in academic corridors, featuring overhead skylights and baffles that bleed into flexible learning spaces, accessible to each classroom through manual garage doors. Abundant daylight and references to the adjacent Rock Creek Park further connect the school to its context and contribute to the school’s unique character. The library, the “heart of the school,” acts as the central core of circulation, light, entry, and gathering.
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