The project focused on the replacement of the siding at the T.S. MacQuiddy Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room and other campus buildings that required siding repair. The goal was to replace the aging, damaged, or deteriorating siding with durable and visually appealing materials, improving both the functionality and overall aesthetic of the buildings.

The design considered the specific needs of the school, local climate conditions, and the long-term sustainability of the materials selected. Attention was given to ensuring that the new siding complemented the architectural style of the campus while enhancing energy efficiency and weather resistance. By addressing these aspects, the project successfully contributed to the maintenance and preservation of the school buildings, creating a more welcoming and secure environment for students, staff, and the community.