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SUSTAINABILITY

The concept of Green Schools is evolving, with over $35 billion spent annually on new construction and $380 billion in unmet maintenance costs. By focusing on operational improvements and co-locating educational institutions, agencies, and nonprofits, we create hubs for community development. Our approach enhances teaching support, boosts learning outcomes, and fosters holistic systems while rebuilding neighborhoods. Join Dull Olson Weekes Architects in transforming schools like the Rosa Parks School and the Gladstone Center for Children & Families into sustainable community centers.

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SUSTAINABILITY

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  1. SUSTAINABILITY SPACE & PLACE JOHN WEEKES, AIA | DULL OLSON WEEKES ARCHITECTS | PORTLAND, OREGON

  2. The concept of Green Schools is not new . . .

  3. spend over $35,000,000,000 in tax dollars annually in new construction

  4. over $380,000,000,000 in unfunded maintenance costs

  5. Operational improvement is one outcome.

  6. Educational & Social Improvement

  7. Schools asCenter ofCommunity

  8. Co-locate Institutions, Agencies, and Non-Profits, with Schools

  9. Enhanced teaching support • Increase learning outcomes • More holistic system • Rebuild neighborhoods • More economical

  10. Rosa Parks School

  11. Gladstone Center for Children & Families (GCCF)

  12. SUSTAINABILITY SPACE & PLACE JOHN WEEKES, AIA | DULL OLSON WEEKES ARCHITECTS | PORTLAND, OREGON

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