The Collaborative conducted a highly successful charrette to address overcrowding at a top-performing public school in Philadelphia. The event engaged over 100 participants, leveraged more than $90,000 in pro bono services and helped Masterman School evaluate an array of expansion strategies. The charrette, an intensive one-day design workshop that involved both designers and Masterman teachers, students, and leadership, was organized in partnership with AIA Philadelphia's Education Committee.

Volunteers

Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC: Jaquelin Anderson, Julie Disston, Pat Foanio, Sarah Gittens, Vera Kiselev, Megan McGinley, John Mixon, Rae Monroe, Jenna Murphy, Maarten Pesch, Christine Rossi, Larry Wapnitsky
Duffield Associates: Michael Paul, PE
Studio JAED: Edward Lupinek, Richard Moretti, David Spangler, PE, 20 design professionals participated in the charette through the 2008 Design on the Delaware conference.