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Shortridge Plan Redefines City High School Design
The new Shortridge high school in Washington Indiana showcases a three building plan linked for direct access and independent units. Architects Kopf and Deery designed three joined yet self contained structures including Caleb Mills hall and a double gym, with four student entrances and targeted street access. Aboard the project, principal George Buck oriented students to the plant before classes, marking a shift from traditional central entrance layouts toward a nation noted layout. Also: Mose Gootee displays a 15 pound possum pelt claimed as the region’s biggest.
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Shortridge High School
J. Edwin Kopf
Deery
United States
Shortridge
George Buck
Meridian Street
Caleb Mills
Thirty-fourth Street
Pennsylvania Street