Marysville Getchell High School

[3] To accommodate future expansion, extra classrooms were added to each building and outdoor rooftop decks were designed to permit enclosure.

The structures rise from masonry bases, while exposed steel beams and abundant windows create a sense of lightness.

A natural area to the north of the school still exists as a protected wetland with several mature trees.

[8] Some features that contribute to lowering overall energy costs are: • Interior lighting that beats code by 24 percent.

• Heating and ventilation measures including variable flow motors and pumps, and vacancy sensors to control fans.