Integrated Seating Table
The Axis™ Table from SICO is designed to provide flexible seating and workspaces for schools and other educational environments. Combining durability, mobility and integrated seating, the table features a heavy-duty…
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A School Without Boundaries: How Architecture Can Become an Active Participant in Education
At Peck Expeditionary Learning School, SHP is conducting a comprehensive post-occupancy evaluation that includes interviews, surveys and building observations to better understand how students and educators are using the space….
Seven Design Considerations for Today’s Libraries
Inclusive environments support different postures, preferences and ways of learning so that everyone feels comfortable and supported. | Photo Credit: VS America By VS America Today’s libraries, media centers and…
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The new 118,000-square-foot, two-story campus serves 800 students from Pre-K through eighth grade. Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of KAI Enterprises By Catherine Dalton, AIA, RID, LEED AP BD+C When elementary…
The Harvard Crimson’s Historic Headquarters Undergoes a Modern Transformation
The newsroom is ringed by a series of glass-enclosed meeting rooms and small booths scaled for private phone calls, while a mix of formal office furniture and casual seating options…
Full STEAM Ahead: A Newly Expanded Brooklyn STEAM Center Empowers Students and Staff
Furniture in the Brooklyn STEAM Center is modular and easily movable, so the classrooms and common space can be reconfigured to suit daily needs. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of…
SACRAMENTO, Calif.Budget, Technology & Enrollment Drive Higher-Education Design
Today, higher-education design is changing, as schools juggle budget cuts with the ever-growing needs of 21st century learners. Learning occurs everywhere now, which is why architects have started designing both formal and informal learning spaces to include the collaborative, high-tech learning spaces that students require — both inside and outside of the classroom. Architects have started designing learning environments that allow millennials to blend their work life with their private life, preparing them for a future in today’s workforce.