Eric Langton Elementary School is a new a seismically safe, two-storey, 5,454 m² facility that accommodates up to 680 students. The project adds much-needed classroom space and supports Maple Ridge’s growing school community.

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The new school includes a Neighbourhood Learning Centre for child care and community programs. Sustainable features include a GHG reduction strategy, solar panels, glulam columns, and an outdoor deck on the second floor.​ The structure is steel-framed with concrete shear walls and aluminum wood-look siding.

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Designed in collaboration with the Katzie Nation, the school incorporates Indigenous-informed design elements that reflect cultural values and traditional knowledge.

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This project represents a major investment by School District 42 towards safe, inclusive, and future-ready learning environments.