Results: "Curated", "Higher Ed", "Private"

...mean for small, private, liberal-arts institutions is grim. We wanted to share our passion for the liberal arts and what it can do when the community gives it the time...

...on higher education spaces, but one thing still struck me as clear: the needs of higher education, while nuanced, aren’t as different from the needs of P12 spaces—and even corporate...

...due to COVID-19. Many have adapted to fit the new, mostly digital landscape. One business that has been affected, possibly more so than any, is higher education. Colleges and universities...

Director of Higher Education Interior Design. In her role, Mary Lee will lead the development and design efforts of the firm’s higher education projects from concept to detail to finishes....

...is often temporary, it doesn’t do much to calm the frustration felt by all. With student success at the core of every higher education institution’s strategic mission, on-campus housing remains...

The rapid evolution of the “non-traditional” student in higher education presents a situation where it’s time to consider whether we should reframe our assessment of the University structure as it...

...and University Planners publication, Planning for Higher Education. (Note: article appears behind a paywall.) Too many designers still think of gaming as nothing but recreation. Sure, gaming is enjoyable, but...

...civic spaces, government facilities. Designing strong communities became the heart of who we are. It still is who we are. Whether they’re public institutions or private businesses, SHP’s projects—past, present...

The horrific death of George Floyd has most everyone thinking about how we can make our country more equitable for all . There are, unfortunately, no shortage of systemic shortcomings...

In the wake of COVID-19, there’s never been a greater emphasis on indoor air quality (IAQ). Whereas it might not have been the most glamorous topic pre-pandemic – perish the...