Jacob E. Manch Elementary School Phased Replacement, North Las Vegas, Nevada

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	Jacob E. Manch Elementary School Phased Replacement
Designer	Ken Small AIA REFP SSA Architecture, Small Studio Associates LLC , Ken Small Architect
Location	North Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Date	June 2008 to Aug 2009
Building Type	School and Academic
Construction System	Structural Insulated Panels SIPS
Climate	Desert
Context	Campus Context
Architectural Style	Modern
Builder	Martin Harris Construction
Street Address	4351 Lamont Street Walk Score
Notes	As of August 2009 the most advanced school building on the west coast. Highly energy efficient green building. 100% daylighted building, super secure, house concept educational design. The interiors are drop dead gorgeous! Multiple exterior learning environments. House concept includes 5 houses. Exterior learning areas are designed for different experiences and age groups.

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Building Details
Client	ccsd
Cost	$20 million USD
Area	total campus 80,000 SF
Stories	1
Height	60 feet varies
Site	campus
Program	k-5
Awards	just completed

As of August 2009 the most advanced school building on the west coast. Highly energy efficient green building. 100% daylighted building, super secure, house concept educational design. The interiors are drop dead gorgeous! Multiple exterior learning environments. House concept includes 5 houses. Exterior learning areas are designed for different experiences and age groups. This will be the most energy efficient school in the district even given one old building remaining from before.