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Franklin Elementary School

North Allegheny School District

The design for Franklin Elementary School was intended to evoke imagination and to create a learning environment that kids would look forward to each day.

The design team selected a bright color palette that was utilized to accent important greeting, gathering, and circulation spaces. Starting at the main lobby where blues, yellows, and greens in both flooring, ceiling and furnishings overlap, colors lead students down the corridors and towards the classrooms and the building’s largest gathering space, the multi-purpose cafeteria.

The blue, yellow, and green palette was used for wayfinding to identify grade levels and to be helpful and ease the transition to a building that was doubling in size.

The project focused on creating advanced learning environments that to support the District’s programs well into the future. 

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