Steubenville City Schools

STEM High School Addition

Hasenstab Architects collaborated with Steubenville City Schools to create a new addition to their urban high school campus, the 40,000 square foot Pugliese STEM Academy.

The three-story addition features flexible learning spaces to support Steubenville High School’s STEM and career technical education programs. A newly-constructed sky bridge connects the building to the existing high school.

With programs ranging from aerospace engineering, health informatics, and global logistics and supply chain management, the new STEM school has a focus on aeronautics, agriculture, and other areas of hands-on learning. The facility features a variety of spaces to support these programs, including an aeronautics classroom equipped with a flight simulator, an on-site greenhouse, and a multimedia classroom with studio production space.

The first floor features a maker space that is equipped with 3-D printers, CNC machining, laser cutting/engraving, woodworking equipment, wind tunnel testing, and graphics/printing. New classrooms and student lounge space provide collaborative workspaces throughout the building.

The Hasenstab team focused on sustainability while designing this STEM high school. This facility will seek LEED Silver certification.

Project Details

Client

Steubenville City Schools

Location

Steubenville, Ohio

Category

Completion

2024

Size

28,000 Square Feet

Key Team Members

  • Dennis Check
  • Greg Chaplin
  • Philip Erb
  • Chitra Matthai
  • Amber Duco
  • Bill Ahern
  • Sarah Connors
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