Campus Design for the Post-Linear Learning Era
The COVID-19 pandemic forced higher education to answer an uncomfortable question: if the classroom is the only place that matters, why bother with a campus at all?聽
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Are Schools Designed for Movement or Mayhem: Using Color Zoning to Direct Traffic
When architectural planning incorporates strategic wayfinding systems, particularly color-based zoning, schools can guide movement patterns naturally and reduce mayhem without additional staff intervention.聽
University of Missouri-Kansas City Construction Reflects Broad Campus Investment
The University of Missouri鈥揔ansas City continues advancing several major construction and renovation projects across campus, with work underway on academic, student-support and administrative facilities tied to the university鈥檚 strategic goals.
Affordability, Design and the Next Generation of Student Housing: Takeaways from Bisnow鈥檚 San Diego Conference
As student housing is a growing part of the higher education design and construction conversation,聽91视频 attended the Bisnow San Diego Student Housing & Higher Education Conference on May 13.
Designing the First Step: How Transitional Kindergarten Is Reshaping the Elementary Campus
Across the country, Transitional Kindergarten is moving from pilot to policy, from niche offering to a foundational layer of public education.
Meet the Editorial Advisory Board: Dorian Maness, GGP
Dorian Maness, GGP,聽is a聽Senior Project Manager and Mechanical Engineer for the Education Division of Matern Professional Engineering聽in Maitland, Fla.
Right-Sizing Schools, Part II: Turning Enrollment Decline into Opportunity
Public school systems across the country are entering a period of sustained enrollment decline, driven by a convergence of demographic and behavioral shifts, particularly聽evident聽along Colorado鈥檚 Front Range.
Right-Sizing Schools, Part I: Turning Enrollment Decline into Opportunity
Public school systems across the country are entering a period of sustained enrollment decline, driven by a convergence of demographic and behavioral shifts, particularly聽evident聽along Colorado鈥檚 Front Range.
Facility of the Month: Portland State’s Brutalist Landmark is Transformed into an Inclusive STEM Hub
In the heart of downtown Portland, a once-stark Brutalist building is now alive with light, greenery, and the energy of聽nearly 2,000聽students.
From Data to Design: How AI Is Reshaping the Future of Academic Healthcare Campuses
Across the United States, universities and healthcare institutions are entering a new phase of transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI). Academic programs are rapidly evolving to incorporate AI, data analytics, and computational science into fields ranging from medicine and life sciences to architecture and engineering.