Latest school design idea: Go to the head of the claws
Times Record, December 7, 2006
(excerpt) It started with a lobster and ended with a pool.
But if the first and last comments at Wednesday night's public forum on how Brunswick should proceed with plans to build a school were colorfully detailed in scope, the rest of the talk during the two-hour comment session yielded some familiar arguments for and against particular configurations of a new school.
Residents filled Curtis Memorial Library's Morrell Meeting Room for the first of four public hearings PDT Architects, the Portland firm tasked with designing the project, will hold throughout the location and design selection process that will culminate in a townwide referendum on the building, tentatively scheduled for November or December 2007.
"We're going to be asking the community to come back and review the work we've done and give us input," said architect Lyndon Keck, who facilitated Wednesday's forum.
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Times Record, December 7, 2006
(excerpt) It started with a lobster and ended with a pool.
But if the first and last comments at Wednesday night's public forum on how Brunswick should proceed with plans to build a school were colorfully detailed in scope, the rest of the talk during the two-hour comment session yielded some familiar arguments for and against particular configurations of a new school.
Residents filled Curtis Memorial Library's Morrell Meeting Room for the first of four public hearings PDT Architects, the Portland firm tasked with designing the project, will hold throughout the location and design selection process that will culminate in a townwide referendum on the building, tentatively scheduled for November or December 2007.
"We're going to be asking the community to come back and review the work we've done and give us input," said architect Lyndon Keck, who facilitated Wednesday's forum.
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