Walker, Reginald Allen2015-06-232015-06-231990http://hdl.handle.net/10919/53278The possible development of a private school/community recreation complex on a specific site in Christiansburg, Virginia was proposed. Thorough architectural programming (including interaction with the school’s administration) and site analysis preceded the generation of design proposals for the project. A phased structure built of concrete masonry with aluminum-framed atria was proposed, responding primarily to the administration’s desire for a low cost, low maintenance structure which provided a maximum of natural illumination. Although the building would have a distinct presence within the existing neighborhood, care was taken not to cause the new complex to overpower the surrounding residential and commercial buildings. A description of the complete design process is presented in addition to graphic representations of the proposed facility.v, 33 leavesapplication/pdfen-USIn CopyrightChristian Growth Academy (Christiansburg, Va.) -- Buildings -- Designs and plansLD5655.V855 1990.W355School buildings -- Virginia -- Christiansburg -- Designs and plansChristiansburg (Va.) -- Buildings, structures, etc. -- Designs and plansThesis