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Special education classrooms, especially in aging schools, are often isolated from the rest of the building or too small to support students and staff, reinforcing separation, even when the district’s goal is inclusion.
School restrooms have long been viewed as purely functional spaces, but educators, architects and administrators are increasingly recognizing that restroom design can have an outsized impact on safety, wellness and the overall student experience.
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The role an architect has on student environments can extend well beyond the physical walls of a classroom.
Integrating inclusivity into the features and layout of built spaces is not a new concept.
