Facilities (Learning Spaces)
Raise your hand if you can't hear me.
- By Michael Fickes
- 05/01/15
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Facilities (Campus Spaces)
Acoustics impact student learning. Plans for physical spaces — walls, ceilings, flooring and more — made with good acoustics in mind at design and construction phases will result in high-performance, effective facilities.
- By David Ingersoll
- 05/01/15
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Education Interiors
"Next-Generation Learning" is having a significant affect on interior design.
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Impact on Learning
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Impact on Learning
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Impact on Learning
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Impact on Learning
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Impact on Learning
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Technology (Innovations for Education)
The Berklee College of Music's 160 Massachusetts Avenue recording education complex is designed for next-generation music pedagogy.
- By Beth Walters, John Storyk
- 02/01/15
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Facilities (Learning Spaces)
The materials used for walls, ceilings and even furnishings have a considerable impact on classroom acoustics. Here’s what the experts say about it.
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Facilities (Learning Spaces)
Rethinking the good, the bad, and the ugly of flexible learning spaces.
- By Rose Mary Su, Julia McFadden
- 05/01/14
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Facilities (Learning Spaces)
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Facilities (Learning Spaces)
Creating a sustainable building envelope can be complicated, but worth it. Think about today and tomorrow. Educational institutions need to plan for sustainable management of their built assets both now and in the future. Building envelopes are part of that effort.
This article originally appeared in the School Planning & Management June 2013 issue of Spaces4Learning.
Armstrong Atlantic State Universitys lab facility gets high marks for a VAV remedy, which provided much-needed quiet and significant energy savings.