Newburry Elementary 1937

PROJECT PROFILE Newberry Elementary School (1937) Location: Chicago, Illinois Client: Chicago Public Schools Delivery Method: General Contractor

PROJECT OUTCOME In 1937, Michuda completed the construction of Newberry Elementary School, a project that significantly contributed to Chicago's educational landscape. The school's Art Deco design and modern facilities reflected the architectural trends of the era, providing a state-of-the-art learning environment for students. This project exemplified Michuda's commitment to quality craftsmanship and innovation in educational infrastructure.

PROJECT SCOPE Michuda served as the General Contractor for the construction of Newberry Elementary School, overseeing the project from inception to completion. The scope of work included:

• Art Deco Architectural Design: The school was constructed in the Art Deco style, characterized by its geometric forms and ornamental detailing, aligning with the architectural trends of the 1930s.

• Comprehensive Facilities: The building featured modern classrooms, administrative offices, and communal spaces designed to support a comprehensive educational program.

• Structural Integrity: Utilizing durable materials and construction techniques, Michuda ensured the building's longevity and resilience, allowing it to serve the community for decades.
  

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE The construction of Newberry Elementary School in 1937 marked a significant development in Chicago's educational infrastructure. The school's Art Deco design not only provided a modern and inspiring environment for students but also contributed to the architectural heritage of the city. Michuda's role in this project underscores its longstanding dedication to building educational facilities that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal, leaving a lasting impact on the community.