Pupils and parents get first use of Troon Primary extension
November 3 2017
The £2m project saw a dining hall annexe demolished to allow construction of an expanded double height hall, complete with separate changing facilities and kitchen. A number of internal alterations were also carried out to facilitate connections between old and new elements.
Councillor William Grant, South Ayrshire Council’s portfolio holder for lifelong learning said: “The flexible new extension allows the school to dramatically improve the quality of the sports and physical activity on offer, provides a central meeting point, and also allows the space to be opened up for community use.”
The new extension, built by Ashleigh Building and the council’s in-house professional design service, will double as an assembly, gym and dining hall.
Accessibility has been improved through installation of a new lift
South Ayrshire Council is engaged in a £94m improvement programme across its schools estate
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3 Comments
#2 Posted by Mbasa Ritchie on 6 Nov 2017 at 21:35 PM
#1 the children love it, parents love it and the teachers too. Just keep that silk hanky under your nose. Muppet!
#3 Posted by MV on 7 Nov 2017 at 19:46 PM
Wow. I take it all back then. What an amazing piece of architecture. Bravo.
Seriously though, how did you manage to make 2 boxes look so complicated? Get back to “designing” ramps, I say!
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Seriously though, how did you manage to make 2 boxes look so complicated? Get back to “designing” ramps, I say!
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