Interiors
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2020 issue of Spaces4Learning.
Acoustics
When a physical space offers a little passive noise control, such as high cubicle walls, private offices or softer, sound-absorbing materials, the effects on the well-being of each person — as well as their productivity — can be profoundly impacted.
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2020 issue of Spaces4Learning.
Acoustics
If there is not enough sound absorption in spaces for learning, they are overly loud, reverberant and stressful; not an environment conducive for effective education. Up to one of every four words cannot be understood by students in many classrooms, according to guidelines by the Acoustical Society of America.
Components & Materials
Walls, ceilings and floors, along with all interior and other building elements, must meet budgetary, acoustic, resilience, sustainability and maintenance requirements, with builders weighing such factors and others. Here are some ways that schools are making their interiors stand out.
Adaptive Reuse for Education
There are countless opportunities to create new and innovative learning environments within existing buildings.
- By Ian Kilpatrick
- 11/01/19
This article originally appeared in the November/December 2019 issue of Spaces4Learning.
Case Histories (Real-World Solutions)
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Hot Tips: Acoustics
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Impact on Learning
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Facilities (Learning Spaces)
A planning primer for band and choral room acoustics design.
- By Regan Shields Ives, Ben Markham
- 02/01/16
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An increasing number of options in materials, furnishings and finishes is leading to vibrant, inviting design.
- By Stuart McCormick
- 04/01/15
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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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Facilities (Campus Spaces)
More than just pretty faces, walls and ceilings must be carefully designed in order to create functional, safe and efficient interiors.
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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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Case History
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Facilities (Campus Spaces)
Ceilings, walls and floors present challenges that can be met with planning and maintenance and without breaking the budget.
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