Seniors in our school only have one privilege; they can drive to school. Once past the parking lot, a freshman is the same as a senior; we want to change this by creating a new space for seniors to enjoy as strictly a senior privilege. There is a gazebo at the edge of a pond on the one side of our campus just outside the cafeteria; this gazebo is currently not finished and seems to be in rough shape. Classes before us have tried their best to work with the space and material already there, but all have failed; we won’t. Our main focus for this project is to reconstruct this gazebo and the surrounding area. It will provide a new place to relax for the students, clean up the appearance of the school, and will improve safety around the pond. The community uses the gazebo as well as the students constantly; since our high school is built in conjunction with the North Shore Public Library our campus gets a lot of foot traffic. Many people come on by to read, listen to music or just relax. Just opposite the gazebo is a peace garden, so it was designed that the spot and its surrounding area was to be tranquil and mentally stimulating and inquisitive. This refurbished gazebo will allow the whole community to benefit from a new and improved area, and provide another beautiful spot in our community. We choose this project because we got sick and tired of looking out the window at an ugly gray and rotting gazebo. It is probably the one entity on campus that everyone can agree on as the sour thumb; we’d like to change that and be remembered for it.