Main school entrance with red covered porch
School entrance details with school name cast in concrete
School hallway and staircase-bleachers
Spacious second floor commons with wood beams
Classroom with green walls and chairs
Cafeteria commons with theater area
Classroom with blue walls and chairs
First floor commons with circular furniture
Colorful facade with outdoor amphiteater
Playground area with climbers and swings
Munger Mountain Elementary School signage
Main school facade with handicapped ramp from road

MUNGER MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Jackson Hole, Wyoming  •  77,000 sq. ft.

Design Team: Kurt Dubbe, AIA; Mackenzie King, John Fabian

 

Dubbe Moulder Architects worked in conjunction with Tobin & Associates, Engineering Design Associates and Y2 Consultants to design and engineer the new 77,000 sq.ft. Munger Mountain Elementary School just south of the Town of Jackson, Wyoming.

Located on a beautiful 20-acre site, the school is Wyoming’s only dual immersion magnet school and opened for the 2018-2019 school year with a capacity for 588 students. MMES has a modern design that prioritizes safety and features large common areas that create “flex space” for classes to overlap and work together.

The site allowed for the installation of 72 southeast-facing solar panels which generate 64,000-67,000 kilowatt hours per year. This energy is fed into the local power grid helping the school district with their operating costs, and is a visible demonstration of the district’s commitment to renewable energy as well as an educational opportunity for the school’s students.

This project was state funded through the Wyoming School Facilities Department.

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