posted by Joe Polk at 12:41 PM /
Yet another option for renovation or construction of Mt. Lebanon's high school has been suggested by school board member Dan Remely.
But architects say they need time and a construction manager to look over the proposal to put together details such as cost in the new option. Architect Tom Celli from Celli-Flynn Brennan (CFB) said Sept. 8 that generally Remely's plan involves an option for the high school given to the public on July 22.
"Dan Remely had an idea about how to look at the new building site (parking lot) as part of proposal three, and save the theaters, the auditorium and the little theater. We are investigating that right now," Celli said. "There may be a way to get all the benefits of the building, while saving about 80,000 square feet, thus reducing costs."
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/09-10-ML-high-school-opt-B
But architects say they need time and a construction manager to look over the proposal to put together details such as cost in the new option. Architect Tom Celli from Celli-Flynn Brennan (CFB) said Sept. 8 that generally Remely's plan involves an option for the high school given to the public on July 22.
"Dan Remely had an idea about how to look at the new building site (parking lot) as part of proposal three, and save the theaters, the auditorium and the little theater. We are investigating that right now," Celli said. "There may be a way to get all the benefits of the building, while saving about 80,000 square feet, thus reducing costs."
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/09-10-ML-high-school-opt-B
Labels: high school renovation, school district
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