CASE STUDY

ACING DEADLINES TO BUILD A SUSTAINABLE SCHOOL WITH TOTAL PRECAST

The Lehigh Valley Charter Arts High School is an 83,000-square-foot, three-story building located in downtown Bethlehem, PA. The space includes a 368-seat theater, green rooms, rehearsal studios, an art gallery, and an outdoor learning space. Learn how passive fire resistance, inherent sound attenuation and space versatility of this total precast school were a perfect fit in a free case study from the PCI Mid-Atlantic Chapter.

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WHAT'S INSIDE

  • The project’s key details, including the scope, timeline, and team members
  • The strategy used to achieve sustainability and LEED Gold status
  • The results and how precast concrete helped meet structural and design goals
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ABOUT THE PCI MID-ATLANTIC CHAPTER

The PCI Mid-Atlantic Chapter is a trusted regional trade association, top business partner, and leading voice for the precast, prestressed concrete industry that promotes the growth, profitability, and positive reception of the Mid-Atlantic market. By building awareness of precast benefits and use, supporting member success, and educating professional in construction, design, and academia, PCI-MA aims to make precast, prestressed concrete building and transportation products an early structural and enclosure choice for new projects.