Goddard School Highlands Adaptive Reuse
Constructing Foundations for Future Success
Project Overview
The adaptive reuse of an existing historical residential building in Denver’s Highlands neighborhood was completed to create the Goddard School Denver Highlands. Work to convert the facility included complete interior demolition, an enclosed storefront connection to the existing school, an entire MEP system, fire sprinklers, a new roof, and low volt and security access control. Site development includes handicap-accessible ramps, landscaping, playground, and retaining. The two-story facility converted the basement into classrooms, a multipurpose room, and restrooms.
The AD Miller Approach
Learning Environments
Age-appropriate spaces designed for optimal educational outcomes.
Safety First
Secure vestibules, playground enclosures, and state licensing compliance.
Vibrant Design
Natural light, playful colors, and durable finishes for active spaces.
"Building educational environments that inspire learning and foster the next generation of leaders in Denver ."
Project Gallery
A comprehensive look at this project
Dusk aerial of historic church adaptive reuse, Mission stucco facade, brick addition, playground with shade sails
Large classroom with exposed steel beam, new ACT ceiling, TV, cubbies, world map rug, play area, LVT flooring
Bright classroom with arched windows, high ceilings, child tables, LVT/wood flooring, foam play mats, artwork
Classroom in converted church with arched window, basketball hoop, cubbies, wood floors with court lines, art
Colorful corridor with purple accent walls, classroom observation windows, student artwork, wood court flooring
Reception lobby with purple feature wall, motivational typography, quartz counter, check-in tablets, waiting chairs