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By James E. Rydeen
Classroom acoustics: Can't hear? Can't learn!...
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By James E. Rydeen
Does enrollment fit the facility's design capacity?...
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By James E. Rydeen
Don't forget the students when gathering design ideas....
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By Mike Kennedy
What's ahead for education facilities and business in the new year and beyond....
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By James E. Rydeen
What will new generations require?...
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By James E. Rydeen
Repairs that are left undone
can cause greater problems.
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Today's education architects comment on the future of design and its implications on school and university facilities....
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By James E. Rydeen
Little Things Mean A Lot....
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By James E. Rydeen
The evolution of personalized learning environments....
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By Mike Kennedy
Even while enrollment at some education institutions slows, total school-age population continues to grow--with many systems growing substantially....
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By Karen Anne Boyd
A checklist to help education institutions determine the best reuse for their buildings....
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By Umberto Dindo
American schools and universities can learn a lot about education and design from their overseas counterparts....
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By Warren Gran and Kevin Krudwig
Reconfiguring a large urban high school into multiple small learning communities....
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By James E. Rydeen
Who is visiting your school?...
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By James E. Rydeen
The pain of dealing with underused facilities....
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By Mike Kennedy
The traditional way for parents to determine which public school their children will attend is as simple as looking at a map. Find a student's home address, and see which district and school attendance area the home is in — the closest one, usually. ...
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By James E. Rydeen
To cut costs, turn down the volume!...
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By Mike Kennedy
At the Gates Chili High School near Rochester, N.Y., the cafeteria and kitchen are getting an overdue overhaul. Debbi Beauvais, the district's food-service supervisor, was reviewing the design plans for the renovation when the architect pointed out where he planned to put the deep fryers.
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By James E. Rydeen
K-12 districts now serve adults as well as children....
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By James E. Rydeen
Can you afford to compromise
function and aesthetics?...
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By Mike Kennedy
Who's growing and who's slowing among the nation's largest education institutions...
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By Charlie Jahnigen
The right team can improve a project's environmental performance and lead to the best decisions for the facility, the budget and the community....
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James E. Rydeen
Look around; do your students like what they see?...
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By Cliff Cort
Modular construction enables education institutions to add space quickly and inexpensively....
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By Stephen Benz
Planning for sustainable elements in site design can help turn a project's interference into enhancements....
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