
Career & Technical Education Pushes New Construction Trend
The Career and Technical Education movement is seeing high schools building fabrication labs to provide students with contemporary career skills.
The Career and Technical Education movement is seeing high schools building fabrication labs to provide students with contemporary career skills.
Construction broke ground on a new Primary School Learning Center at the Atlanta International School’s campus.
Sure, it’s funny in the movies, but when a student gets locked into a locker serious health and legal concerns ensue.
Academic libraries support the research and educational activities of higher institutions through the sharing of information.
Schools have a responsibility to teach as well as keep students safe — are safe rooms part of that equation?
To modernize the facility, the school contracted Patachogue, N.Y.-based BBS Architects
Wahsega Labs offers high-quality ceiling speakers featuring optimized software and specified hardware to keep stand-by power usage low.
Historically, the library has been the central information resource and academic heart for scholarly activity on college campuses.
Maximizing daylight quickly became a key design driver for the new Dena’ina Elementary School in Wasilla, Alaska.
The 149,000-square-foot building is highlighted by the 25,000 square feet of electochromic glass installed on portions of the curtain wall façade.