September 09, 2010
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Current IssueAugust 2010 Editor's FocusMeet the JuryMeet the JuryMeet this year's Educational Interiors Showcase jury.... CommentaryInside Matters: 2010 jury commentaryCommentary from the 2010 Educational Interiors Showcase jury.... Facility Planning SectionModern EatsBy Stuart Rothenberger The dining hall has been transformed to respond to changing student needs. ... Water OfferingsBy Patrick Brosnan and Ted Haug Trends and partnerships in indoor pools and aquatic centers.... Embracing ChangeBy Mike Tennity The library of the future should adapt to evolving student needs.... Web Exclusive20 Years of InteriorsWe asked design professionals featured in this issue a few questions about how interior design has changed over the past 20 years—and what the future holds.... |
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advertisement Essential ReadingThe Subtle StuffVikas Nagardeolekar and Edwin Merritt It's hard to win passage of a school construction bond — whether through a citizen referendum or the vote of a town council or general town meeting. Hear and NowMichael McKeon and Lincoln Berry When acoustics are mentioned with regard to schools, many people first think of performing arts. Making it ReadablePeter Gisolfi When my daughter was 10 years old, she left the comfort of her elementary school for the unfamiliar territory of the middle/high school building — a crazy quilt of pieces from the 1910s, 1930s, 1960s and 1970s. Echo Boom ImpactPhillipe Dordai and Joseph Rizzo Like their baby-boomer parents, the echo-boom generation is reshaping the college and university landscape. 
Featured White PaperFree IT Strategy Guides from HP and IntelRead strategy guides that address branch office consolidation for K-12 school districts and/or business risk for higher education. advertisement Spotlight OnEntry Form Deadline Extended: Architectural Portfolio 2010View the Call For Entries and more information, including a new free section in the Architectural Portfolio issue about planning outstanding education projects in a new economy. AS&U 100American School & University highlights the largest 100 school districts each September. Who's growing and who's slowing? The Top 10 ListsIs your institution on a list? Growth rates, green power and more! AS&U's Online Buyers' GuideOnline Buyers' GuideFind manufacturers and suppliers of products and services for education facilities, business and operations, including: |
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