Marquette University High School
The addition and renovations prepare the school for a new generation of teaching and learning, while respecting its rich history and Jesuit tradition.
Need: Modernize learning environments and expand academic areas
Solution: Build a two-story addition with renovations to the existing building
Result: A 21-century college preparatory educational facility that maintains the Jesuit tradition and history throughout the building
Awards
- American Society of Interior Designers Wisconsin Chapter Award (Bronze)
Fact Sheet
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Location
Milwaukee, WISize
57,600 sq ft (renovation); 29,000 sq ft (addition)Construction Cost
$13,600,000Client Type
Uniting Rich History with Modern Trends
design features
The renovated spaces at Marquette University High School include a secure entry, campus ministry, counseling, administration areas, faculty offices, and classrooms. The addition includes a new academic success center, large-tiered lecture hall, collaboration areas for large- and small-group instruction, and areas for one-on-one meetings.
A light-filled staircase connects the second and third floors within the addition, and ancillary spaces around the stair provide opportunities for informal gathering and study.
On the third floor, an outdoor “porch” hugs the addition providing students the ability to study outside or simply step out for fresh air. Natural light abounds while re-programming has improved departmental adjacencies benefitting students, staff and faculty.