The Secrets of the ELC Construction Site

Clockwise from top left: The window; Also the window; A sign showing the ages the playground is meant for; the construction site; the playground; the construction site again.
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As most of us know, Blake is building a new building for grades Pre-k through 1st, on the Hopkins campus. Ever since early 2021, Blake has been planning this building, with careful things in mind.
If you were to go to the construction site, you would notice many things. Across the ELC Parking lot, there is a playground. This is not unusual for a school. But, it was not built for young kids. The playground only contains two things: Swings & a climbing structure, similar to the one on the upper playground at Hopkins. The climbing structure is far too big for 1st graders to climb on.
Close to the playground, on the corner of the construction site, there is a window. The window is in a chunk of wall. There is no apparent reason for why it is there, except that it might be a model for the style of the building. It is now gone.
