The original Polk School was constructed in Ogden, Utah, in 1926. Nearly 100 years later, the community wanted to preserve the historic structure as a fabric of the neighborhood. The design pays homage to the school’s history, complements the existing Collegiate Gothic building style, enhances resiliency, and creates a bridge to the future of learning. To seismically upgrade the existing building, it underwent selective demolition and steel structural reinforcement. A glass connector “bridges old and new” and provides a secure vestibule, front office, and light-filled lobby, bridging the existing structure with the added “splayed” academic wings.
Read more about the Polk Elementary School Renovation and Addition and view a photo gallery at SchoolDesigns.com.
