Originally the Laurelwood Academy Girls' Dorm, this building was in active use by Ananda Laurelwood as residence and function space. The ground floor includes the kitchen and dining area, laundry facility, and some office and functional space. The upper floors (1-3)  contain approximately 60 dorm rooms, a few apartments, common restrooms on every floor, and additional kitchens on the top floor. One of the two Deans' Houses is attached by enclosed elevated walkway. Most of this building was renovated 10-20 years ago.

This building will be immediately usable when we launch.

Both Laurelwood Academy and Ananda Laurelwood used this building for their main offices, its classrooms, social, and functional space, and the theater.

This building will be almost entirely usable when we launch, with minor plumbing work needed to bring it up to full speed.

The gym was used for sports, including basketball, volleyball, and recreation including roller skating. More recently for large indoor gatherings. Additional amenities include the locker rooms, a large balcony, and halls of small functional rooms.

The gym and music rooms will be immediately usable when we launch. The locker rooms will require significant rehab.

A wonderful find for our makers and builders, this building previously housed auto, wood, and welding shops. Although the portable and semi-portable equipment is gone, the infrastructure remains. The wood shop has dust collection. The welding shop has power distribution, plumbed oxygen and acetylene, and fume extraction. The auto shop has in-floor lifts. Every shop has one or more roll-up doors. The classrooms shown on the floor plan will be converted to additional shops, including machining, high tech fabrication, and others.

The main shops will be accessible on day one and usable as we bring in equipment, which will progress over the span of days, weeks, and months. Refitting the classrooms as additional shops will take additional time.

Laid out with "Science" on one side for the boys and "Home Ec" on the other side for girls, with no connection between the two halves, this building tells part of a story of educational and religious gender segregation. Fortunately we're able and willing to knock down walls and install doors, so that legacy won't stop us from using the building to its full potential. The facilities here have a lot of functional potential, although some rehab will be required.

Some parts of this building are immediately usable, while other parts will require roof and water damage repair.

Three floors. Approximately 70 dorm rooms, a few apartments, some additional office and recreation space.

This building requires, and is already in the middle of, significant rehab, including replacement of plumbing, drywall, and flooring, installation of insulation and new appliances, likely entirely replacing the bathrooms, and installing some kitchen facilities.

Depicted here are the full ~50 acre campus and ~150 acres of additional land. All of the buildings described above are just the top right corner of the outlined area. Also visible here are the jogging track, a few gravel roads, and wide swaths of clear and lightly forested land. Smaller details not obvious at this scale are the creek, gardens, orchard, wastewater treatment, and fresh water holding tanks.