Last night at the Evansville School Board special meeting, Supr. Heidi Carvin introduced the architectual firm of Plunkett Raysich to the Board, Mayor Sandy Decker and also a representative of the Primetimers.
In her introduction, Supr. Carvin noted that the successful completion of the Evansville High School was due to full engagement with the community, and that this engagement as well as the ability to collaborate with various governmental and other entities were some of the qualities that the Evansville School District was looking for and why Plunkett Raysich was presenting regarding their services in planning services.
If you click on the three audioblogger icons you can hear about the first 12 minutes of an hour presentation.
The school, city and senious have goals and needs that a collaborative effort would be required to be successful in. The architects reviewed their experience in collaborating with cities, school and seniors. Indeed they even have a division devoted to health care design etc. They are also very experienced in libraries-
In prior development, the Evansville School District did the engagement and then told the architect what to build. In this process, the architects would aid the district in needs assessment, site procurement and long range plan.
If you click on the post you will access the web page of Plunkett Raysich and can see some of their innovative work. They also have extensive experience with geo-thermal, which the Evansville School district has been successful with.
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