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Higher Education Interior Trends

7 months ago7 months ago7 mins

As education methods and types of spaces evolve, CO Architects is continually exploring emerging trends shaping the future of interiors in higher education.

In the Zone: Wellness rooms and calming corners

7 months ago7 months ago9 mins

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.

The Many Benefits of Designing Student Centers to Elevate Belonging, Creativity and Wellness

7 months ago11 mins

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.

Colorful wellness room with a calming mural of the ocean, large windows, and comfortable spaces to sit.

Wellness on a Budget: How sensory spaces can support the mental health of students and teachers

7 months ago13 mins

Sensory spaces are designed to stimulate or soothe the senses to facilitate relaxation and create a sense of calm.

VS America partnered with Hudson Falls High School in Hudson Falls, N.Y.

Transformation Is a Leadership Journey

7 months ago7 months ago7 mins

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.

Campus center with pathways leading to each buildilng.

Building the Villages Charter School Middleton Educational Hub

8 months ago8 months ago9 mins

The Villages Charter School Middleton Education Hub was created specifically for children of qualified employees of The Villages and employment partners.