Renovation of a mixed-use development in Savannah, Georgia. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

The purpose of this event is to receive proposals from qualified contractors for services for Springfield Terrace School. Broad Description of Project: The purpose of this event is to receive proposals from qualified contractors for services for Springfield Terrace School is located at 707 Hastings Street on the westside of Savannah, Chatham County, in southeastern Georgia. The 1926 one-story, wood-frame building is clad in painted brick veneer and is small in scale, consistent with the surrounding modest one-story, working-class houses in the neighborhoods it historically served. The school's architectural details contain elements of both the Craftsman and Colonial Revival styles. Craftsman elements include exposed rafter tails, wide over-hanging eaves, low-pitched cross-gabled and hipped roofs, and ribbon windows. Colonial Revival elements include building symmetry, a central entrance framed by a traditional pediment and round Doric columns, multi-light (9/9) windows, and a brick exterior finish. The building is T-shaped and has four large classrooms accessed via a central corridor with angled doorways. The building maintains a high level of integrity with its intact original floorplan and the survival of most original finishes and materials including plaster walls and ceilings, wood doors with transoms, windows, and wood details like wainscotting in the corridors. Minimal alterations include non-historic flooring, and a circa 1999 conversion of the former storage and furnace rooms to restrooms and a storage room. Springfield Terrace School remains in its original location and setting bordering the residential neighborhood present during the time of the school's operation. Integrity of feeling and association are derived from the building's direct link as a purpose-built school erected to provide education to the children of the African American families in the surrounding area. The school was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2022. The City of Savannah has established an 20% DBE goal for this project of which at least 10% must be met by a Local DBE