Building Statistics
Part 1
General Building Information Building Name: The New Indian Valley High School
Location: 501 Sixth Street Lewistown, PA 17044
Occupant Type: Education -- Group E
Building Area: Approx. 250,000
Number of Stories: 3
Total Building Cost: Appox. 42,000,000
Dates of Construction: 08/18/2008 -- 12/14/2010
Project Delivery Method: CM at risk
Project Delivery Team Owner: Mifflin County School District
www.mcsdk12.orgArchitect: Hayes Large Architects
www.hayeslarge.comConstruction Manager: Reynolds Construction
www.reynoldsconstruction.comConsultant Engineers:
Atlantic Engineering Services (Structural) - www.aespj.com
The EADS Group - www.eadsgroup.com
Mcfarland and Kistler Associates - none listed
American Geotechnical & Environmental Services Inc.- www.agesinc.com
Architecture The New Indian Valley High School was brought about to address the existing over crowding issues at the current high school. The plan called for bigger hallways, modern classrooms and the opportunity for new fitness and theatrical arts areas. Areas of of the building have exposed ceilings to help bring a new modern edge and style to the school.
Primarily the building is made up of structural steel and CMUs, with a face brick facade. There are small glass enslosures around the fitness and cafeteria areas, with windowed ceilings in the library.
Model Codes IBC 2003, ICC/ANSI A117.1-1998, ADA
Zoning Rural
Building Facades/Roof Enclosure CMU walls enclosed with rigid insulation covered by face brick on the majority of the exterior walls. Small glass enclosed curtain walls surrounding the cafeteria composed of typ. alum glass used for the majority of the glazing throughout the building.
The Roof is made up of seemed sheet metal over the pitched areas of the roof and fully adhered EPDM roof system for the flat areas of the roof where the air handling units of the building will be kept, hidden out of sight from the pitched roof.
Sustainabilty Geothermal heating and cooling systems have been placed in the New Indian Valley High School, along with smart classrooms with moition sensitive lighting. There was no LEED rating that the design team or owner were trying to achieve.