Stillwater High School was expanded with two classroom additions and a large activity center.
Location: Oak Park Heights, MN
Client: BWBR Architects
Service: Structural
Square Feet: 133,000
Construction Cost: $48 million
Construction Materials: Cast-in-Place Concrete, Concrete Masonry, Precast Concrete, Structural Steel
Photographs: Peter VonDeLinde
The two-story activity center included a four-court gymnasium, a gymnastics area, a fitness center, and an entrance to the football stadium.
Both areas utilized precast concrete wall panels and precast plank floors. The activity center featured a steel joist and deck roof, while the classroom additions used precast concrete roofs for fire-rating purposes. The elevated running track in the gymnasium employed a composite concrete over metal deck slab hung from the roof structure above.
1967
15,000+
25
Minneapolis & Denver