A 5,560-SF, one-story building, Susquehanna Village houses three light-filled classrooms, all equipped with kitchenettes, and shared community spaces, including a child-use kitchen and laundry, areas for small group learning, and covered outdoor space. Classrooms were designed to meet the specific needs of the school’s child-centered approach to education, paying special attention to the details, heights, and placement of counters and windows, to allow for views outdoors, whether sitting on the ground, in a chair, or standing.
New construction emphasizes the individual classrooms as building blocks, helping students understand their belonging within the classroom, village, and school communities by providing visual transparency and easy—yet protected—movement connecting each classroom to shared village spaces. The project also included life-safety upgrades to two existing buildings—making the entire campus now fully sprinklered.
