The newly constructed Richmond Hill K-8 School in Augusta, Ga., replaces two older middle and elementary schools built in the 1960s. Its design is focused on a core space that incorporates the cafetorium, gymnasium, media center, chorus, band, and visual art space. Three classroom wings house kindergarten through second, third through fifth, and sixth through eighth-grade classrooms. The vibrant design uses three brick colors, five colors of ACM panels, and large expanses of storefront and translucent glazing to create vibrant, light-filled spaces for learning.
Read more about Richmond Hill K-8 School and view a photo gallery at SchoolDesigns.com.
