Serving all students in the classrooms and beyond.
While the flipped teaching model is old news in the humanities it finds new purpose in STEM subjects. But look out. This trendy pedagogy may require an overhaul of your classrooms, especially the large lecture hall.
A new program on the campus of Long Island University taps into an equestrian legacy to prepare students for careers in a burgeoning industry.
Bringing next generation learning to all school buildings.
Furniture is an important and effective design component when planning and creating these learning spaces.
Bringing new relevance to aging performance venues.
The challenges of making a high school feel "old yet new."
Maybe it's good that basic goals and needs are still the same.
Community engagement is critical to building consensus and solicits feedback so everyone has a clear understanding of how tax dollars or SPLOST revenue are being spent.
New book on school design focuses on fixing current space, and more.
Spaces that are too enticing to sit empty during the day.
Baltimore high school creates new opportunities for the students and the community.
Master planning is imperative for any institution that expects its needs will grow and evolve in the future in order to ensure the effectiveness and efficiency of every space, program and investment.
New design trends are making pools more functional and cost-effective.
Common core has been around for hundreds of years.
Campus fencing serves many different functions, be it to enhance landscaping or visual identity, for safety, noise reduction and privacy, or directing traffic. There are any number of types of fencing and other amenities to consider when site planning on campus.
An Unnecessary Cost Or A Benefit?
The design and up-fit of educational facilities should be the result of a whole systems approach and not one of designing and installing isolated pieces and parts.
The devil is in the details when coordinating campus activities and events.