With the right planning, your libraries can be viable well into 2070 and will prepare students for careers in the 22nd century
Increasing the Focus on School Terrorism
Campus landscapes can have an integrated role in education and research. At the University of Wisconsin–Madison, a living-learning laboratory -- The Lakeshore Nature Preserve — has successfully evolved in partnership with the greater campus community.
Making safe environments our main concern.
Bloomfield Hills Schools administrators have built a learning ecosystem that includes three learning ecosystem elements — flexible furnishings, engaging technologies and collaborative spaces.
Leveraging Community Sustainability in Schools
Making the move from library to media center.
Encouraging the exchange of knowledge in informal as well as formal gathering places is redefining and shaping the physical spaces in which teachers teach and students learn.
What seems like a simple process can get complicated.
While technology in itself does not create learning collaboration, the presence and access to technology is at the core of collaborative partnerships in education today.
The impact of media and technology on learning spaces continues to evolve. In St. Louis, these cutting-edge spaces are fostering creativity and learning.
Most high schools are designed with a cookie-cutter approach “that can be reproduced easily,” architectural intern Ashley Smith believes. But that’s not the case with the new THINC College & Career Academy in LaGrange, Ga.
Building a wide-open student experience at the Colorado school for the deaf and the blind.
Skillfully designing and furnishing student-centered spaces, such as living-learning residence halls, student unions and common areas, can encourage positive and productive interaction.
A life-cycle cost analysis is an important tool when acquiring, owning, operating and disposing of buildings and systems on a campus.
Creating a captivating, stimulating learning environment.