The beautiful new 223,650-square-foot Compton High School campus was featured as the Facility of the Month in the May/June edition of School Construction News as an example not only of innovative design and construction, but also progress and possibility.
The new 217,500-square-foot Western Grove K-8 prototype campus for Port St. Lucie, Fla., Public Schools will include an innovative auditoria.
Across the U.S., more K-12 schools are incorporating storm shelters into their designs, and Wells has built more than 50 storm shelters throughout the Midwest in the last four years.
As education methods and types of spaces evolve, CO Architects is continually exploring emerging trends shaping the future of interiors in higher education.
Wellness rooms, calming corners, or quiet zones are designed to enhance the student learning experience, particularly for students impacted by trauma or with emotional needs as well as those who require diverse spaces to remain engaged.
Student centers have always been a place of prominence on the collegiate campus, but in recent years the focus on their capability and responsibility to provide a wide array of social, physical and mental support services has heightened greatly.
Sensory spaces are designed to stimulate or soothe the senses to facilitate relaxation and create a sense of calm.
Transforming learning spaces is about more than updating furniture or redesigning classrooms—it’s about shifting mindsets, evolving leadership and creating shared language around how space supports learning.
The Villages Charter School Middleton Education Hub was created specifically for children of qualified employees of The Villages and employment partners.
West Valley Community College’s Learning Resource Center is in the midst of a significant renovation.
