AKA: Lake Washington School District #414, Kirkland Junior High School, South Rose Hill, Kirkland, WA

Structure Type: built works - public buildings - schools - high schools

Designers: Mallis, William, Architect (firm); William Mallis (architect)

Dates: constructed 1949-1950, demolished 1973

2 stories

12033 NE 80th Street
South Rose Hill, Kirkland, WA 98033

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Overview

Architect William Mallis (1883-1954) designed this high school for the Lake Washington School District in the late 1940s. Originally budgeted to cost approximately $900,000, the two-story complex included a cafeteria, library, study hall, gymnasium and extended, two-floor, classroom wing.The arched design of the gym featured a series of louvers serving as clerestories admitting natural light into the space. It became used a a junior high school and later burned in 1973.

This high school, like Redmond High School within the same district, adopted an innovative geothermal heating/cooling system when it was built.

PCAD id: 12614