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Below is a little blurb about their company and our renovation from their website (www.eopa.com).
About EOP
Based in Lexington, EOP has completed projects in more than 30 states. The firm's project types have include office, municipal, educational, research, mixed-use, hotel, recreational and fitness, residential and retail/food services. Clientele has included both the private and public sector and ranged from government (federal, state and local), and public school systems to Fortune 500 corporations and private developers.
EOP has won numerous regional and national design awards. The principle of design excellence has been the driving force behind this success. In fact, this commitment to creating energetic, efficient, and beautiful environments in collaboration with its clients garnered EOP the AIA Kentucky Firm of the Year Award for 2010. EOP prides itself on listening to its clients, recognizing the project challenges, and then distilling those ideas into innovative and cost effective design solutions.
EOP has won numerous regional and national design awards. The principle of design excellence has been the driving force behind this success. In fact, this commitment to creating energetic, efficient, and beautiful environments in collaboration with its clients garnered EOP the AIA Kentucky Firm of the Year Award for 2010. EOP prides itself on listening to its clients, recognizing the project challenges, and then distilling those ideas into innovative and cost effective design solutions.
Breckinridge Elementary Renovation Project
Size: 22,300 sf renovation / 50,330 sf addition
Client: Fayette County Public Schools
Location: Lexington, Ky
Type: Addition & Renovation
Client: Fayette County Public Schools
Location: Lexington, Ky
Type: Addition & Renovation
EOP Architects is working with Fayette County Public Schools on an addition and renovation of Breckinridge Elementary School. The 50,330 sf addition will include new classrooms, media center, administration area, preschool classrooms, cafeteria, and kitchen. The 22,300 sf renovation will include mechanical and electrical upgrades, as well as accessibility and site improvements. Breckinridge Elementary was originally constructed in 1962, with building additions in 1969, 1987, and 1990.
Special thanks to Paul Ochenkoski, Jason Dunn and their team for their hard work on this special project!
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