Preparing Your School for Joint Use: Education + Community
Building or renovating K12 schools for joint use is a great way to get the community onboard with raising the funds needed for your project.
Building or renovating K12 schools for joint use is a great way to get the community onboard with raising the funds needed for your project.
So much has been written about Millennials, but as they begin to age out of their “educational” years, the focus is quickly turning to Generation
We hear a lot about indoor spaces at schools being renovated, but there isn’t always a lot of news about upgrading outdoor spaces and athletic
In Iowa and Nebraska, we just went through a round of bond measures on spring ballots or in special elections. These bond measures are often the primary means for K12 schools to get the funding needed for updates and improvements.
Adding storm shelters come with added cost. If you are thinking about a new facility, it’s important to start the conversation.
From a design perspective, there isn’t one specific model for planning the transformation of an older school. We find that every school—and therefore every project—is unique.
Winston Churchill says, “We shape our buildings and afterward our buildings shape us.” So how does that apply to campus architecture?”
Education is collaborative and focused on the individual. Learn why it’s important to understand these factors when designing media centers.
With changes in education and how students learn today, school districts need to consider if their spaces are flexible for learning, just as they consider curriculum and teaching methods.
It’s true, a picture can be worth a thousand words, but those “words” can hurt you or help you when it comes to bond referendums