Luella Elementary School 1949

PROJECT PROFILE Luella Elementary School Addition Location: Chicago, Illinois Client: Chicago Public Schools Delivery Method: General Contractor Completion Date: 1949

PROJECT OUTCOME In 1949, Michuda Construction successfully completed an addition to Luella Elementary School, located at 99th Street and Luella Avenue in Chicago. This expansion enhanced the educational environment by providing modernized spaces and expanded facilities, supporting the school's mission to better serve its student body and community.

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PROJECT SCOPE The addition project encompassed several key components:

• New Classroom Wings: Constructed additional classrooms to accommodate increased enrollment and provide flexible learning spaces designed to support diverse educational needs.

• Upgraded Facilities: Incorporated new restrooms, faculty offices, and student support spaces to improve overall school functionality and comfort.

• Modernized HVAC and MEP Systems: Installed upgraded mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to ensure energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and regulatory compliance.

• Structural Enhancements: Ensured seamless integration of the new addition with the existing school structure, including reinforced foundations, roofing connections, and exterior masonry that matched the original design for aesthetic continuity.

• Student-Centric Design Features: Focused on child-friendly, durable finishes, ample natural lighting, and adaptable classroom layouts to create an engaging and conducive learning atmosphere.
  

COMMUNITY IMPACT The 1949 addition to Luella Elementary School demonstrates Michuda's long-standing commitment to educational excellence and community development. By expanding and upgrading the school's facilities, this project has enriched the learning experiences of generations of students and strengthened ties within the local community.