In Fort Wayne, Indiana, Blackhawk Christian High School’s fine arts programs had outgrown their space within the school’s existing building.
Elevatus Architecture was hired to design a new addition to the school to serve the department and its students.
The 6,424-square-foot addition will include four new fine arts classrooms, along with accompanying restroom facilities and essential support spaces.
The project is highlighted by new, state-of-art spaces for art, band, and choir, empowering Blackhawk Christian High School to support and expand its fine arts programs.
The project’s design was not without obstacles. The design team was challenged to seamlessly integrate the new addition between two portions of the existing building.
Overcoming this hurdle necessitated meticulous planning, innovative design strategies, and close collaboration with stakeholders to ensure harmonious integration while adhering to spatial constraints.
Blackhawk Christian High School’s new fine arts addition has been tailored to foster creativity, collaboration, and artistic expression among students.
The wing will greatly enhance the school’s fine arts offerings, boasting state-of-the-art amenities and versatile spaces tailored to the unique needs of each discipline.
Through meticulous planning, creative problem solving, and unwavering dedication to excellence, the Blackhawk Christian High School Fine Arts Addition project will leave a lasting legacy, shaping the educational landscape for years to come.
With the variety of advancements in the art of teaching and multiple ways of learning, Elevatus Architects understands that built environments can be a key component to student and faculty performance, success, and wellbeing. Their experienced design team works with clients to create inspiring spaces that serve a range of students by providing innovative areas for instructional and extracurricular activities that advance student growth, learning, and leadership, www.elevatus.com.
