Kent City Schools

Advanced Manufacturing Addition

This project encompassed a new 3,500 square foot addition to Theodore Roosevelt High School for an Advanced Manufacturing Building. Hasenstab Architects provided professional design services in collaboration with Shook Construction as part of a Design/Build partnership.

The facility supports multiple career and technical education programs, including advanced manufacturing, electronics, robotics and programming, and engineering.

Designed to provide students with hands-on learning opportunities, the building features a state-of-the-art machine shop where students engage in real-world design and manufacturing processes. The majority of the space is devoted to a fully equipped workshop, housing advanced manufacturing tools such as CNC laser cutters, 3D printers, and an end mill for precision tool creation.

Adjacent to the workshop is a dedicated classroom for instruction before and after lab sessions. Above the classroom, a mezzanine level provides ample storage space for materials and equipment.

Project Details

Client

Kent City School District

Location

Kent, Ohio

Category

Completion

2024

Size

3,500 Square Feet

Key Team Members

  • Dennis Check
  • Greg Chaplin
  • Philip Erb
  • Chitra Matthai
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