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Schools Focus on Residence Halls in Effort to ‘Keep Up with the Joneses’

21 years ago17 years ago8 mins

Exterior shot of a Boston College undergraduate residence hall renovated by Shawmut Design and Construction. Although prospective students most often choose a school based on its academic standing, residence halls…

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In Housing a School, Unused Commercial Space Sells Itself

21 years ago17 years ago8 mins

Planners in urban school districts increasingly face a shortage of available real estate, often making site selection a lengthy and expensive process. Southern California’s exploding immigrant population left the Pomona…

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Sensitive Issues

21 years ago17 years ago5 mins

The windmill produces useable power. The familiar saying, “If you’re going to do something, do it right,” may sound old-fashioned, but its meaning is always relevant. To Dallas architects SHW…

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Researching the Teaching Labs

21 years ago17 years ago12 mins

Undergraduate teaching laboratories must accommodate both lab experiments and lectures. In one class period, students might take notes while listening to a professor, view a computer presentation, and perform experiments…

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Alabama Magnet School Races Toward Job Market

21 years ago17 years ago9 mins

Students’ desktop computer follows them from class to class. Photo credit: Adam Stewart. Polished concrete floors contribute to the industrial feel of Alabama’s Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School in Montgomery….

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Staging Buildings Bring Permanence to Transition

21 years ago17 years ago9 mins

The staging building’s first occupants-dancers-will use the roll-up doors to create a performance space that bridges indoors and outdoors. The roll-up doors will also be useful when bringing in equipment…

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A School Exclusively for Ninth Graders

21 years ago17 years ago6 mins

The exterior of the Pioneer Ridge Freshman Center is a combination of metal, brick, precast concrete, and glass. It was designed to be colorful and tie in architecturally with the…

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Cushioning the Fall

21 years ago17 years ago12 mins

Safe playing fields are built upon carefully considered subsurface conditions and an equally solid grasp of the exciting advances in artificial turf products. Using several brands of synthetic grass, one…

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High School Libraries Chart Varied Paths to Technology

21 years ago17 years ago8 mins

Computer carrels at the Jesuit school accommodate independent research. Each school administration decides for itself how it will incorporate technology into the library, and because clients now have more options,…

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Small Learning Groups Revive the Open Classroom

21 years ago17 years ago8 mins

Small schools such as the new Harry S Truman High School in Washington state are embracing the open classroom-an idea with a troubled history. Unlike the noisy "schools without walls"…

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