This Grade 1-6 charter school was constructed in a disused strip mall.  The storefront was used for daylighting, and the access was developed along an inner corridor. Each classroom was designed with its own unique entry. Much of the construction, and artwork, was volunteered by parents. The cost was $80,000, and the project was completed in 1998.  Later phases of the project included a kindergarten, a two-classroom middle school and a four-classroom high school. Responsibilities: Architect, Primary Architectural/Interior Designer, Lighting Designer.