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About Learning By Design 2004: A Lesson in Excellence

About: Learning By Design > The Judges

 

From exposed ceiling components and sustainable landscapes to small learning communities and high-tech classrooms, educational facility design is reaching new heights as it strives to keep pace with the needs and goals of today’s students.

As you’ll see in this 2006 edition of Learning By Design, hallways aren’t just for foot traffic—they’re small learning areas in and of themselves; and the landscapes aren’t just for beautifying the campus—they’re gathering places for students to interact and learn from each other.

Illustrated by the outstanding school and university projects, excellence in educational facility design and construction continues to be one of the most powerful ways to support learning and prepare students for the future.

Learning By Design is a valuable resource for school administrators, college and university presidents, school board members, facility planning managers, school business officials, and all those who have a role in creating exceptional learning environments for students throughout the country. Learning By Design features:

  • Multiple resources to assist you in planning, designing, and constructing educational facilities that support learning and create a nurturing educational environment for students. Whether it’s building a new facility, renovating an aging structure, or creating an entirely new school plan, Learning By Design offers the resources to assist you in this effort.
  • Best practices employed by this year’s award winners, offer practical tips about construction coordination, post-occupancy evaluations, and implementing small learning communities.
  • Case Studies target specific strategies surrounding healthy classrooms, career-based learning environments, and an innovative green roof project at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
  • The Resource Directory highlights architecture firms, companies, and suppliers that can assist you in your construction and design efforts.

Let us know how Learning By Design is helping you meet your educational facility design needs—and share your design and construction challenges with us so that we may continue to be a valuable resource. E-mail us at lbd@strattonpub.com.

 

Debra J. Stratton
President,
Stratton Publishing & Marketing Inc.

Marilee Rist
Publisher,
American School Board Journal


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