The Mead School

The Mead School

North Stamford, Connecticut

The Mead School

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The Brief

Once the school of famed Jim Henson’s children and where his wife, Jane, became an assistant art teacher, the Mead School is an institution of creative learning for Fairfield County. The school has served its students well since it began in the 1960’s, but required remodelling to complement changes to the curriculum.

Concept

Following a full zoning study to determine the maximum allowable buildable rights, the design concept creates a new landmark building which reflects the school’s rich history and cutting edge educational trends, and simultaneously improves accessibility across campus. With this design approach, the Mead School’s Board of Directors were able to secure funds to commence with the renovation.

Features

With the new façade on the central building now complete, the unused annex will be demolished to make room for a new flagship building which will contain an assembly space, the admissions office and robotics lab. The plan also calls for the regrading and landscaping of nearly half of the 13-acre site to accommodate new bus lanes, a drop-off area and parking.

Overview

Services
Architecture
Status
Ongoing
Value
Confidential
Size
2,600 sq m (28,000 sq ft)
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