Terrebonne Community School

The original wing of the Terrebonne Community School was built in 1951, and served the community with eight classrooms, an office, and a multipurpose room. Through a collaborative effort with the community, the Redmond School District, and BBT, a vision of the “new” school emerged with the demolition of the 50’s wing and a new classroom wing, cafeteria and media center built in its place.

The new components of the school wrap the original building, creating not only a school prepared to function well into the future, but offering a new face to the community, as well. The addition is comprised of 14 classrooms on two levels, a special education suite, a cafeteria and kitchen, media center, and an expanded entry. The existing school was further renovated to allow for an expanded staff suite that includes a reception, health room, staff lounge and mail room.

Client: Redmond School District
Location: Terrebonne, OR
Completion: 2010
Size: 32,500 SF
Grade Level: K-8
Capacity: 425
COMMUNITY GATHERING

To ensure the whole community benefits from the renovation, the cafeteria was situated to allow after-hours use by the community with expansive views of the play fields and Smith Rock State Park in the distance.