New multi-use room exterior, with wooden panel walls over gray wainscot. Interior of multi-use room, with bright white walls and vinyl flooring and tables with students. Interior of multi-use room, with students coloring eggs on covered tables. New multi-use room exterior, with wooden panel walls over gray wainscot. Interior of multi-use room looking at kitchen area and serving counter, with green vinyl flooring and yellow walls. New multi-use room exterior, with wooden panel walls over gray wainscot. Interior of multi-use room, with students coloring eggs on covered tables. Closeup of wooden exterior paneling of different brown colors, with wooden texture. New multi-use room entrance with lighter panels around main doors, and large windows. New multi-use room exterior, with wooden panel walls over gray wainscot, with playground swings in foreground.

Prefab Multi-Use Room for Geyserville Elementary

This project is an example of how Persinger Architects carefully plans construction phases to minimize disruption and speed completion. In this case, the project was completed in a timeline that allowed the school to remain in operation during construction. Having the site contractor demolish the existing building and prepare the new concrete pad while the building was constructed in a factory and shipped to the site dramatically compressed completion time. Once on site, upgraded finishes and final touches were swiftly completed. Features include a dining and assembly space with a small food preparation area and increase in flexible available space to further the school’s educational curriculum for all grade levels