Results: "Early Childhood", "Education", "Educational Visioning", "K-12 Education"

...on the market. “Working on these projects has been homecoming of sorts for me,” said Jacob. “One of my first projects when I was hired at SHP was to design...

half of 2018, business outlets have debated ad nauseam about the so-called back-and-forth debate over open offices and closed offices. Here’s a quick answer: there is no quick answer! As...

SHP, Frank served as the superintendent of Sycamore Community Schools for six years. Leveraging his firsthand knowledge, Frank outlined six key elements for what it takes for a superintendent to...

...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...

...takeaways from scenarios like this can help future clients in any of SHP’s studios: education, workplace and community. For example, thanks to the lingering COVID-19 pandemic, the need for virtual...

Education, as well as experiential, project-based, service-based and individualized learning pedagogies. Yet the pandemic also demonstrated that we—that is, everyone invested and involved in supporting an educational community—need to think...

a better educational experience, and teachers feel well supported. The design of a school has an incredibly large impact on collaboration. In a study of multiple elementary schools, it was...

...overwhelmed and anxious. Imagine a dedicated space within each school specifically designed to allow students to either release or pull in emotional energy. Known as sensory spaces (also known as...

be a mistake, according to SHP interior designer, Katy Goettl. “Our educational clients’ project budgets are often strict, and eventually, decisions have to be made to keep a project within...