Pineview K-8

Crestview, Florida
Okaloosa County's new K-8 school blends historical inspiration, modern design, and community-focused spaces to accommodate 1,200 students while addressing overcrowding in the northern part of the county.

Okaloosa County Schools sought to alleviate overcrowding in its northern elementary schools by constructing a Pineview K-8 school. The school’s location on a pine-covered hillside inspired its name and design, reflecting the area’s historical ties to the pine logging and turpentine industries, while also celebrating the natural beauty of the land. 

This state-of-the-art facility will accommodate 1,200 students and feature two-story classroom wings, collaborative study spaces, a media center, and outdoor courtyards. The design also incorporates modern amenities such as specialized band and chorus rooms, advanced classroom technology, a gymnasium with PE and athletic locker rooms, and a cafeteria designed as an Enhanced Hurricane Protection Area. 

With a focus on flexibility and community engagement, the spacious entry lobby serves as a dynamic hub, complete with a built-in learning stair and media projection wall. Together with the media center and administration area, the lobby offers a range of meeting spaces to cater to both the school’s and the community’s diverse needs. 

Project Facts

Status

Ongoing

Client

The Pineview K-8 School

Services

Master Planning

Architecture

Interior Design

Team

Tanya Richards

Don Cox

Brian Jakubiszak

Jack Baker

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Jack Baker
Jack Baker
Principal

Don Cox
Don Cox
Principal

Tanya Richards
Tanya Richards
Associate Principal