Images of Columbus East High School, by Mitchell Giurgola, Columbus, Indiana, 1972. Digital Imaging Project: Art historical images of European and North American architecture and sculpture from classical Greek to Post-modern. Scanned from slides taken on site by Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffton College.

Columbus East High School

Mitchell-Giurgola
1972

Views of the front

The challenge of this project, which won an AIA Honor Award in 1975, was to design a plan for open classroom curriculum and team teaching. In addition, a 900 seat auditorium was included at the north end and a 4200 seat gymnasium at the south end. An open courtyard is in the center.

The "triumphal" entrance to the courtyard from the front and back (right)

The courtyard (left and center) and the side exterior

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Views of the front
		The challenge of this project, which won an AIA Honor Award in 1975, was to design a plan for open classroom curriculum and team teaching. In addition, a 900 seat auditorium was included at the north end and a 4200 seat gymnasium at the south end. An open courtyard is in the center.



The "triumphal" entrance to the courtyard from the front and back (right)


The courtyard (left and center) and the side exterior