 Paris Elementary School
Removing classrooms and adapting spaces from an existing two-story prototypical design, Paris Elementary School was built on a tight site next to the original Paris school. An efficient floor plan provides flexibility and state of the art technology for 600 students. The exterior replicates the historical significance of a prior community landmark, using sophisticated pre-cast detailing such as intricate reveal patterns, multiple colors of cast-in thin brick, antique white cement with a sandblasted finish and an arched colonnade. Paris Elementary utilized a total of 36,900 SF of insulated precast wall panels. This school, located in Greenville, SC, was occupied in 2004.
 
QUICK FACTS:
Project:
Paris Elementary School
Location:
Greenville County, SC
Type of precast:
Insulated precast sandwich wall panels
Square footage:
36,900 SF of insulated precast wall panels; 81,471 SF project
Architect:
McMillan Smith & Partners, PLLC, Spartanburg, SC
Contractor:
Melloul Blamey Construction Ltd., Greenville, SC
Precaster:
Metromont Corporation, Greenville, SC
Construction Manager:
Institutional Resources, Greenville, SC
Project Details:
- Two level design
- 81,471 square feet
- 600 student core capacity
- Designed to PCI MNL-117 standards
Insulation:
- R-11 with carbon grid wythe
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