Spiezle Architectural Group was commissioned for a second time for full architectural and engineering services at William Annin Middle School.  As part of the 2005 bond referendum approved for approximately $54 million of construction throughout the District, eight general purpose classrooms within a 2-story addition adding over 10,000 SF to the existing structure. At the completion of all work, the building is approximately 123,560 SF on the ground level with 24,830 SF at the second floor classroom wings.

The design enhances and expands the original 1960’s building and 1997 addition by reflecting similar materials in both pattern and scale. Overall, a functional plan was designed with main entry off a large bus loop; main office, gymnasium, auditorium and cafeteria spaces adjacent to the main entry and connected by parallel corridors to other areas of the building. Two corridor links connect to the rear 2 story classroom wings. The new classrooms greatly expand the flexibility of classroom programming due to the oversized nature of the newest spaces.