École Roméo-Dallaire

Design Characteristics

• Built as Spring Valley School by the then-St. James School Division, the school later became the Laureate Academy, a private school
• Constructed all as one with no significant exterior alterations, the plan forms a large square, one storey except for a central core of two storey
• Saving its architectural details for the facade, which looks south onto the street, the walls are plain, faced with a buff limestone and with few
• The two flanking one-storey wings contain the main entrance on the west and an administrative wing on the east, each with its own regular re
• The building rests on a berm, nicely landscaped with spacious park and play facilities and giving way to prairie fields to the north