reED SCHOOL/WESTOVER LIBRARY
Project Details
Owner: Arlington Public Schools
Contract Amount: $18,840,373
Date of Award: March 2008
Date of Completion: Late 2009
Architect: Cox Graae and Spack Architects
This project included both renovations and major new additions to the existing Walter Reed School in Arlington, VA. The existing structure consisted of the original building constructed in 1938 and numerous additions constructed in the 1940's, 1960's and 1990's. Grunley selectively separated the original 1938 building and then demolished all of the additions. The existing building facade was preserved and restored. New additions totaling ~55,000 SF were constructed to better suit the overall appearance of the building. The mechanical and electrical systems were replaced throughout.
The scope also involved extensive earthwork, site utilities, landscaping, and hardscaping. The total square footage of the building upon completion of our contract was 61,000 SF and houses Arlington Public School programs (45,000 SF) and the new Westover Library (16,000 SF).
This was a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Silver Project and remained unoccupied throughout construction.
Date Posted: January 29, 2010