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May 1, 2013
Project of the Month: 'Mad Men'-era high school now works for millennials
By CLAIR ENLOW
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Photos by Benjamin Benschneider
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A paved yard at Nathan Hale High School has been replaced by an urbane, park-like court that is surrounded by remnants of the original precast concrete panels.
As the millennial generation moved in, North Seattle's Nathan Hale High School — originally completed in 1963 — was holding up well structurally. But its aging mechanical and electrical systems were not, and the cast-in-place concrete skin looked oppressive.
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