The Ludington (Mich.) Area School District was looking to consolidate its three elementary schools into one centralized facility and replace aging buildings. The school was designed to serve not only as a flexible and transitionally appropriate learning space for each age group, but also as a community amenity. Ludington Elementary was designed with outdoor learning areas, dedicated extended learning areas, and hallways that function as an accommodated learning space. The innovative design breaks down the classroom wings into smaller, grade-level-centered neighborhoods. Shared amenities and special programs are organized along a central spine that connects all neighborhoods together.
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