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Byline: stan luxenberg
In the basement of the Calhoun School, music students work to master the baritone saxophone and clarinet, while upstairs, workers with sledgehammers pound away.
The contrasting sounds are all part of a typical day at the private school, located at West End Avenue and West 81st Street, where four floors are being added atop the five-story structure.
"It might have been simpler just to move,'' says Sylvia Smith, an architect for Fox & Fowle Architects who is working on the Calhoun project. "But fixing the current site was the only strategy that seemed financially feasible.''
Calhoun's students aren't the only ones …
Source: HighBeam Research, Private schools use extra credit for expansion; Cheap money backs...