Results: "Community", "Design Innovation", "Education", "K-12 Education"

...indoor/outdoor learning stairs. Among its remarks praising the school’s design, the jury wrote, “The sunken courtyard, which serves as outdoor dining, combined with the indoor/outdoor ‘learning stairs’ are an innovative...

scheme, I think it’s tricky. People tend to either love or hate purple. In K-12 projects, we need to stick with timeless colors, colors that represent and are beloved by...

unworkable. However, with some creative design thinking and careful planning, sometimes these parcels can work quite well. In addition, situating a school near urban resources, such as museums and businesses,...

...of education and those of the workplace.   Disproportionate Inequity According to the U.S. Department of Education, schools with large numbers of Black and Latino students are less likely to...

a small crew of passionate volunteers has grown into a premier organization and world-class facility within and for the children of the Lakota School District. Click here for instant access....

...“secret sauce?” When I reflect back on our firm’s history, one through-line keeps popping up: community. When I reflect back on our firm’s history, one through-line keeps popping up: community....

“What’s changing?” ask, “What elements will remain?” Instead of asking, “How can we best adapt to the changes?” ask, “What’s good and likely to remain with how we’ve always approached...

right direction: more state and federal funding for community colleges. Community colleges have long been seen by many of our political leaders and policymakers as a second, if not distant...

multi-phased process, SHP guided KnowledgeWorks’ leaders to their four key “Design Drivers.” “These captured what KnowledgeWorks most needed its new space to be and do in order to achieve its...

...city hall came when the city of Dallas became known as the “City of Hate” after the 1963 assignation of President John F. Kennedy. I.M. Pei took the project to...