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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSPPEA FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOLS/RENOVATED MIDDLE SCHOOL

VOLUME 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1 ....................................................................................................... INTRODUCTION

SECTION 2 ............................................................ PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS NARRATIVE

SECTION 3 ............................................................. CONCEPTUAL SITE &BUILDING DESIGNHigh School Examples

Auburn High School ProgramAuburn High School Conference Memo

Auburn High School Site PlanBlacksburg High School Program

Blacksburg High School Conference MemoBlacksburg High School Site Plan

Middle School Renovation ExamplesAuburn Middle School Program

Auburn Middle School Conference MemoProject Schedule

SECTION 4 ......................................................................... PRELIMINARY PROJECT BUDGET

SECTION 5 .............................................................................................PROJECT FINANCING

SECTION 6 ......................................................................AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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INTRODUCTION


The information provided in Volume 2 of this proposal is considered proprietary and confidential, and is not subject to theVirginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). This information is submitted to the Montgomery County School Board under thepromise of confidentiality. Making this informat ion public would adversely affect the financial interest and bargaining position othe private entity.

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DINWIDDIE HIGH SCHOOL, DINWIDDIE COUNTY, VIRGINIA1,600 student capacity I 228,6255FThe new Dinwiddie High School accommodates students in grades nine through twelve. The facili ty is arranged into academichouses of 400 students, each complete with teacher resource areas. The facility also includes a two-court gymnasium, anauxiliary gymnasium, a 900-seat auditorium with complete fine arts complex, a food court, ROTC program, career technologyprograms, and decentralized administration area.

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KING GEORGE HIGH SCHO,OL, lONG GEORGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA1,300 student capacity I 226,5005FThe new King George High School includes a gym, cafeteria, and auditorium, which are located on one side of the building aswell as a two-story student academic wing, a one and a half-story vocational education wing. The media center and bus loopare located on the opposite side of the facility. The main hallway separates these two sides. Shared spaces include the localibrary, Rappahannock Community College, Parks and Recreation, indoor aquatics center, and large lecture spaces for locabusiness development. A communi ty entrance is provided for public-use access to the 2,000-seat gymnasium and Bll-seafull auditorium. The rear of the auditorium has operable walls to create two closed lecture halls of 100 students each. Themedia center has a separate entrance for after-hours use. The gym contains three full-size basketball courts with an indootrack. The track was built on a balcony above the locker rooms, offices, and storage rooms.

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WARHILL HIGH SCHOOL, WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA1,250 student capacity I 240,695 SFThe vision for this two-story facility was created during intense Design Workshops with participation from the communityincluding teachers, administrators, community members, and students. The result is a spacious, well-lit, functionaltechnologically-advanced facility for the historic Virginia community. Public spaces, such as the auditorium, cafeteria, andgymnasium, are separated from the academic spaces. The school also accommodates magnet components focusing on preengineering, technology and pre-medical. The two-story media center is surrounded by science labs and classrooms on thesecond level, which creates the school's science department. A second-floor bridge, with room for administrative office spaceconnects two classroom wings on the upstairs portion of the building. The facility also includes a courtyard that is adjacent tothe media center. Daylight is maximized throughout the building with clerestory windows.

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COSBY ROAD HIGH SCHOOL, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA. I1,750 student capacity I 257,400 SFCosby High School is designed with four academic houses that create interdisciplinary learning environments for students' coresubjects. Each house has classrooms, science classrooms, student resource areas, and teacher work areas. Specialty learninglabs located outside the academic houses include music, art, engineering, computer-assisted design and draf ting (CADD) andtechnology labs. A centrally-located forum provides a flexible area for performance, testing, lectures, and student activitiesThe two-story media center can be accessed from either floor and is prominent ly located in the center of the school. Publiareas including the auditorium, commons and gymnasium can be accessed after-hours from separate entrances.

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JAMES MONROE HIGH SCHOOL, FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA1,200 student capacity I 193,076 SFProminently located on US Route 1, Fredericksburg's new high school was designed to fi t on the existing high school site, whichallowed the existing high school to operate while the new school was constructed. It includes a 1,000-seat auditorium and1,800-seat gymnasium, which is accessible to the public for after-hours use with ample parking provided for staff and studenuse. The two-story academic wings open onto exterior courtyards that provide day lighting opportuni ties into each classroomand also create a pleasant outdoor campus environment. With generous public support and input into the school's designthe new school incorporates many features found in the neighboring historic district that makes James Monroe High Schooa Fredericksburg landmark.

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GLEN ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL, HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA1,800 student capacity I 255,000 SFThe new school provides the community with a safe, adaptable, state-of-the-art building and provides students withfunctional and efficient learning environments, while embracing responsible environmental values. The new design featuresacademic houses connected by a tall, open "sp ine" that features clerestory windows as a delineator of public/shared spacesfrom the academic spaces. Public spaces include a gymnasium, Fitness/health spaces, locker rooms, as well as a 1,200-seatauditorium surrounded by spaces dedicated to art, music, and drama programs. The project is registered with the u.s.Green Building Council and is seeking LEED" Silver certification.

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CARTER WOODSON MIDDLE SCHOOL ADDITION/RENOVATION, HOPEWELL, VIRGINIAMoseley Architects was commissioned to help transform Carter G. Woodson Middle School into a state-of-the-art facility tomeet increasing student enrollment without demolishing the structures. Of utmost importance to the city was creating a newmain entry, eliminating the need for mobile classrooms, and linking the facility to the existing campus. The school had multipleentrances and the office was obscured in the middle of the school grounds. The office was relocated near the newlycreatedprominent main entrance. A circulation spine uses large expanses of clerestory windows and exposed steel construction tocreate a more inviting environment. In addition to upgrading the existing classroom spaces, the existing administration andmedia center spaces were converted to classroom space. A total of nine new classrooms were added, which include generause spaces, science rooms, special education rooms, and spaces for art and chorus. Site development and improvementsincluded new parking for staff and visitors, a new bus loop, and landscaping. Additionally, a public "rotunda" was created,which creates a gathering area for the students and provides opportunities for collaborative learning.

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HAMILTON-HOlMES MIDDlE SCHOOL ADDITION/RENOVATION, KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIAMoseley Architects provided full architectural, engineering, and interior design services for additions and improvements tothis campus-style middle school consisting of eight buildings. The project included an infill between three of the existingbuitdings, and demolition of the remaining five buildings upon completion of construction. The new classroom wing containsfive eighth grade general-use classrooms and two special education classrooms. Additional new areas include classrooms forscience and art, a technology lab, a computer lab, and band/choral rooms. The band/choral rooms are located next to theexisting gymnasium, which is now used as a multipurpose room for musical programs. Additions to this school also includednew administration offices, a lobby, and a clerestory window the length of the interior corridor that provides natural lighting

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le . Qualifications and Experience - Provide a current or most recently audited financial statement of the firm or firms and eachpartner with an equity interest of twenty percent or greater.

Current financial statements for English Construction are located in the subsequent envelopes.

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