Berkshire PK-12 School
Berkshire Local School District
Burton, Ohio
![Berkshire PK-12 School, Exterior](https://www.bshm-architects.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/berkshire-pk12-school_3__064_hr_lr.jpg)
BSHM Architects teamed with Holabird & Root on the design and construction of this new Elementary/Middle/High School for 1,200 students, grades PK-12, plus Career Tech.
The New PK-12 is being built on Kent State University’s Geauga Campus, so students can remain in their existing building until construction is complete. The new school will integrate Student Centered Learning (HPLE) design concepts. Additionally, the school project is LEED Silver Certified.
Topography played a key role in building on site design. The change in elevation provided opportunity for defining building points of entry. Lower level site includes bus drop-off, main assembly entrance, school entrance, parent drop-off and parking on main level.
Size: 204,700 sf
Project Scope: New Construction
Delivery Method: CMR
LEED: Silver Certified
Awards: 2023 – Outstanding Design from American School & University Magazine
![Berkshire PK-12 School Main Lobby](https://www.bshm-architects.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/berkshire-pk12-school_5_09-22_09_HR_.jpg)
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![Berkshire PK-12 School Gymnasium](https://www.bshm-architects.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/berkshire-pk12-school_5_09-22_29_HR_.jpg)
![Berkshire PK-12 School Athletic Department Conference Room](https://www.bshm-architects.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/berkshire-pk12-school_5_09-22_06_HR__01.jpg)
![Berkshire PK-12 School Aerial view of courtyard](https://www.bshm-architects.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/berkshire-pk12-school_3__045_HR.jpg)
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