Participate in Design for Mt. Constitution Summit Learning Center

By Lin McNulty|2016-09-28T21:45:14-07:00October 5th, 2016|1 Comment

Thursday, October 13, from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at the Orcas Island School Cafeteria

— from Nancy Burdyshaw for Washington State Parks —

Washington State Parks would like to invite you to participate in a presentation and discussion on the current conceptual design for the Summit Learning Center on Mount Constitution in Moran State Park.

The Architectural consultant team led by Patano Studio Architects Chris Patano, will present schematic ideas and listen to comments.

We welcome your involvement in the process.

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Lin has been working on a novel for over 20 years. Working/owning theOrcasonian ensures that she won't ever finish the novel. That may be intentional.

One Comment

Gretchen Krampf October 5, 2016 at 10:46 pm

Sorry to hear that the State is driving what will be designed and built on Mt Constitution without having any real input from the populace of Orcas Island. Sounds like the decisions have already been made about tearing down the existing structures and proceeding with their designed ADA loos. If there is no additional finding approved then there won’t be an expanded Interpretive Center. Is the existing structure an attractive nuisance or health & safety risk?