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exterior rendering of new Malibu Middle School campus
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Ground Broken on $74 Million Second Phase of Malibu Campus Project

4 weeks ago4 mins

The $74 million middle school expansion project at the Malibu Middle and High School campus will add new academic, wellness and athletic spaces designed to support student learning and well-being….

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Modern third spaces must serve multiple purposes and ideally connect students to nature.
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Can Design Turn Schools Into the New Third Space? 

8 months ago5 months ago9 mins

Third spaces like commons, libraries and even hallways represent an untapped frontier for fostering the youth’s social and mental well-being.

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In the Zone: Wellness rooms and calming corners

1 year ago1 year 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.

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

1 year 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.

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Colorful wellness room with a calming mural of the ocean, large windows, and comfortable spaces to sit.
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Wellness on a Budget: How sensory spaces can support the mental health of students and teachers

1 year ago13 mins

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

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