Hudson High School

A major addition and renovation project gives Hudson High School a like-new feel, with open spaces that encourage student engagement.

Need: Accommodate more students in the facility and update learning environments

Solution: Expand the building and renovate the gym, STEM spaces and the auditorium

Result: A modernized facility that supports the growing student body for years to come

Two levels of windows illuminate a library space with a circular wooden ceiling at Hudson High School

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Location

Hudson, WI

Size

277,100 sq ft (renovation); 170,700 sq ft (addition)

Construction Cost

$75,300,000

Client Type

The New + Improved

In order to accommodate a growing student body and to update the educational environment for 21st Century learning, Hudson High School underwent a major addition and renovation project addressing both the school building and athletic fields.

Additions include a new main entrance and administrative offices, and a new student forum which serves as a hub for students connecting east and west wings of the building.

Renovations include an expansion of the existing gymnasium, as well as updates to science labs, tech ed, STEM spaces, and the auditorium. The renovations are designed to improve functionality of all instructional spaces and blend the aesthetics of the addition with the existing building.

 

A large skylight brightens an open collaborative space connecting classrooms at Hudson High School
An elevated indoor track overlooks an active basketball court at Hudson High School

Score! Beautifully Renovated Athletic Facilities

The high school’s improved athletic facilities now benefit from plenty of windows that allow the spaces to bathe in natural light.

A full football field and European-style track were also added to the campus, just southwest of the high school building

View from the rear of a large stage in a wide auditorium at Hudson High School
A large skylight brightens an open collaborative space connecting classrooms at Hudson High School
Light floods a conference room with modern wood accents at Hudson High School
Students use flexible chairs and work surfaces for collaboration in an area connected to a windowed hall at Hudson High School
Students work around tables and equipment in a high-ceilinged STEM lab that opens into a collaborative space through a glass garage door

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