Higher Education
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MoreStudent housing series: Student housing vs. multi-family housing—what are the differences?
While student and multi-family housing share a common building form, it’s the student resident that drives the innovation of new spaces
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2:50Watch VideoLibraries & Learning Commons, Part 3
We share some of the most valuable lessons we’ve learned throughout the process of designing modern academic libraries across North America.
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MoreCreating “in-between” spaces in research facilities
To truly support cutting-edge research and attract the best, health science buildings need rooms for collaboration and informal learning
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MoreQuoted in University Business: The changing face of the university campus
University students have high expectations for their learning environments. London-based principal and education sector lead Aaron Taylor shares how the design of education facilities is changing.
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MoreWhat can workplace design learn from makerspaces in educational environments? (Part 1)
How a benchmarking study helps us educate workplace clients on makerspaces and ultimately assess culture and growth strategies
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MoreWEBINAR RECORDING: Career & Technical Education's impact on education design
Did you miss out CTE webinar? No worries. You can still get our insights on how the CTE revolution is evolving how we think of education and space. Click for the recording.
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: Incubating campus cool
The library becomes a hub for campus fellowship
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MorePlanning for 100: Looking beyond the horizon of zero-net-energy buildings
Imagine a future where buildings and infrastructure are 100 percent utilized and 100 percent responsive
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MorePublished in the Clinical Services Journal - Translational Research: From Bench to Bedside
David Martin talks about design that supports translation of innovation to patient outcomes
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MoreWhy your office needs a makerspace—it’s about investing in the creative workplace
Harvesting creativity and innovation requires the right spaces and creates a culture that attracts the best employees
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MoreStudent housing series: What are the five questions to ask when designing a student unit?
Knowing the right questions to ask your client upfront can make a unit more comfortable and affordable, while smoothing the design process
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MoreStudent housing series: How do you balance affordability and comfort in acoustical design?
Recognizing the source of noise in student housing guides acoustical and sound deadening elements that have the greatest impact
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MorePublished in Higher Education Estates: Designing research into university estates
David Martin discusses the role of architecture in supporting translational research and medicine in Higher Education Estates magazine.
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MoreEducating students for jobs we can’t envision (Part 1)
Three new priorities we need to keep in mind for education spaces—it’s not about subjects, it’s about skills
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MoreCreating a housing plan to support and engage a student throughout their academic career
A college student’s life transitions every year, and a transitional student housing plan can provide the proper environment to help the student achieve success at each level
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MorePresenting Design Quarterly 02: Culture by Design
Design can both reflect and transform culture
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Issue 02 | Culture by Design
How thoughtful approaches can influence behavior and build community
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How the new library commons transformed Grand Valley State University
GVSU envisioned a library inspired by the needs of today’s students and the evolving skills they would require for the rest of their lives
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: What’s the payback on solar schools?
Energy modeling can help school districts make better financial decisions when planning new schools
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MoreStudent housing: How do universities ensure they have the right special-needs spaces?
In understanding the rationale behind accessibility codes, architects can use easy and reliable metrics during the design phase
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