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By James E. Rydeen
Planning and collaboration are key to good education design....
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By Mike Kennedy
Joint-use agreements help schools and universities spend funds more efficiently and provide better services to their communities....
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By James E. Rydeen
Minimize cost overruns by maximizing accuracy and communication....
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By Mike Kennedy
For planners, each school or university project is an exercise in balancing cost with innovation....
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By J. Jeffrey Conroy
Entering the "green era" means rethinking long-valued campus planning practices....
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By James E. Rydeen
Systematic space needs can be predictable based on past experiences....
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By Mike Kennedy
Using life-cycle costing, schools and universities can provide communities with sustainable facilities that will endure for generations....
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By Mike Kennedy
School construction projects go more smoothly when architects and administrators understand each other's roles and expectations....
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By James E. Rydeen
Meeting the learning needs of all students can be achieved whether in a big or small school....
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By Alberto Cardenas and Fernando Domenech
Low construction costs and fast completion make modular housing an attractive option for campus living....
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By Jim Naylor
A maintenance program for chimneys is necessary to help schools avoid costly repairs later....
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By Peter A. Gisolfi, AIA, ASLA
School performance spaces often need to serve multiple functions, but this challenge can be met with thoughtful planning....
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By Jerry Kinkade and Mark Jamison
Integrating nanotechnology for multi-disciplines....
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Here's the criteria that the 2005 Architectural Portfolio jury used to award citation winners....
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By Michel Gibeault
Change orders are inevitable with any school construction project. Here are some tips to minimize them....
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By John E. Osborn
Effective advanced planning and focused decision making can help determine successful school project delivery....
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By Bill Odell
Today's facilities should be designed to encourage interaction, collaboration and innovation....
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By Julie Hall
Architects are responding to changing needs in education design....
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by Mike Kennedy
Schools and universities are building specialized facilities to address the particular needs of students....
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The Todd M. Beamer Student Center, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill....
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By Mike Kennedy
The path from a proposal to a finished facility is an arduous but rewarding journey for education administrators....
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By F. James McDonough
A data-driven approach to understanding a high school's capacity and calculating its needs....
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By Dave Burr
Studying parking needs and behaviors, and developing parking resources, can help campus planners develop programs that will serve for many years....
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By Mike Kennedy
In an effort to provide students and staff the facilities they need, schools and universities are renovating and adding on to thousands of buildings....
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By Robin Traum
When specifying flooring for athletic facilities, think long-term--not short-term....
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