K-12 Independent Education
St. Timothy’s School – The Gerry Sisters Five Arts and Student Center

St, Timothy's School

The Gerry Sisters Five Arts and Student Center

the story

“The Gerry Sisters Five Arts and Student Center” transforms the former two-story Hannah More Art Center into a new and expanded three-story contemporary building cast as a modernist gem on the Ridge. The Center houses the school’s literature, theatre, dance, visual arts and music departments. A centerpiece of the space is a refurbished 330-seat theater featuring new seats, lighting and A/V.  Upgrades also include a full-service Health and Wellness Center, additional classroom space for the English Department, and an expanded 1,000 SF Art Gallery. SLAM’s previous work on campus includes the design of The Commons and Redland Café and Dixon Hall, the main Academic Building.

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TYPE:
Addition and Renovation
SERVICES:
Architecture
Interior Design
Landscape Architecture
Programming & Planning
LOCATION:
Stevenson, MD
STATUS:
Completed 2019
SIZE:
27,800 SF
INSIGHT
“

A great education does not happen by itself, and it does not happen without facilities and people. A great education requires enthusiastic and engaged faculty; state-of-the-art classrooms, studios, labs, and practice rooms; and talented students and faculty in cooperation with each other seeking to attain the truth.

Randy S. Stevens
St. Timothy’s School, Head of School
”
SOLUTION

In 2014 SLAM designed a new 8,100 SF Commons and Cafe adjacent to the existing Hannah More Art Center.Renovations to the art center and courtyard between the two buildings not only added improved educational space, but desired outdoor gathering and performance space. A new gallery space showcasing student and visiting artists benefits the campus and surrounding community.

Renovations to the art center and courtyard between the two buildings not only added improved educational space, but desired outdoor gathering and performance space. A new gallery space showcasing student and visiting artists benefits the campus and surrounding community.

IMPACT

Project Contacts

Mark Rhoades AIA
Design Principal

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860 368.4258