Planning for Special Needs
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South Education Center Serves wide range of unique learners
The South Education Center, a $19 million project for Intermediate School District 287 in Richfield, Minn., was designed to respond to a wide range of unique learners.
Read More Q&A:Amy Yurko, Brain Spaces
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Yurko Read MoreReport Documents Economic Peaks and Troughs
NEW YORK — A recent report from the American Institute of Architects, designed to provide a market snapshot, paints a rosy portrait for architects prior to the economic downturn while offering a warning for firms in the market today.
Read More California StyleProfessional-grade audio-visual equipment, a plethora of screening rooms and theaters, and an earthquake-resilient design — all set against the backdrop of old Hollywood — are just a few of the reasons students and faculty at the School of Cinematic Arts are embracing the future, and the past, at the University of Southern California. Similar Differences
When the Episcopal Academy decided it was time to consolidate its lower, middle and upper schools into a single, unified campus, it set out to create a family of buildings related by materials and basic design details, yet distinguished by purpose and architectural style. |
