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American School and University, 1978
All supply and maintenance facilities have been consolidated in a single new structure for the Wichita, Kansas, Unified School District. (Author)
Descriptors: Building Design, Centralization, Elementary Secondary Education, School Maintenance
Miller, Nory – AIA Journal, 1978
A historical perspective of the use of color on both the interior and exterior of buildings. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Architectural Research, Building Design, Color
American School and University, 1978
The new home of Temple University's College of Engineering Technology features an identical floor plan on all of its nine stories. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Building Design, Engineering Education, Engineering Technology, Flexible Lighting Design
American School and University, 1978
Earth berms, a heavily insulated roof, and a narrow band of thermal pane windows, save energy at the administrative headquarters of the Anoka Hennepin school district in Coon Rapids, a suburb of Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Administrators, Building Design, Elementary Secondary Education, Energy Conservation
Stephens, Suzanne – Progressive Architecture, 1978
A projected learning center in an urban area will be a transitional home, part of an evolving effort to "de-institutionalize" the living environment of the blind and train them to become self-sufficient enough to lead normal lives. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Barriers, Blindness, Building Design, Disabilities
Building Design and Construction, 1978
A massive concrete "waffle," riding on a bed of specially treated gravel and sand inside another building, provides the structural rigidity needed by the University of Rochester's Laboratory for Laser Energetics. (Author)
Descriptors: Building Design, Construction Costs, Flooring, Higher Education
Progressive Architecture, 1978
Underground construction at Columbia University merges two libraries--the Avery architectural library and the fine arts collection--and adds an auditorium, plus exhibition and reception space. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Design, College Libraries, Facility Expansion
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Waters, Bradley A.; Winters, Willis C. – Library Trends, 1987
Begins with an overview of the basic principles of light and light sources currently utilized in building design. Case studies of several successfully lit library buildings are presented and specific recommendations for the various functional requirements of a library are provided. (15 references) (MES)
Descriptors: Building Design, Facility Planning, Library Facilities, Library Planning
Hursh, Daniel E.; House, Diane J. – Exceptional Education Quarterly, 1983
Evaluation of Play Unit for the Severely Handicaped (PUSH) designed for the living room of a residential area used by 16 severely retarded multiply handicapped persons revealed that the impact of the unit was individualized and diverse, and that the responsiveness of the environemt's components appeared to be important. (CL)
Descriptors: Building Design, Multiple Disabilities, Play, Program Evaluation
Orne, Jerrold; Gosling, Jean O. – Library Journal, 1976
No one today is surprised at constantly increasing costs of building, but this year's $39.22 per square foot is such a large increase over 1975 ($34.16) that one cannot but wonder how long such increases can continue. (Author)
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Building Design, Buildings, College Libraries
Schertz, Morris; Holt, Raymond – Library Journal, 1976
The Chula Vista Public Library exemplifies the success of the completely planned library, with each and every element specified before construction begins. In contrast, the Penrose Library at the University of Denver is a triumph of a diametrically different approach: phased construction. (Author)
Descriptors: Building Design, Building Plans, College Libraries, Library Facilities
American School and University, 1976
Describes the design of the gymnasium of York (South Carolina) Comprehensive High School, a circular 12,000 square foot structure with a prefabricated domed roof constructed of steel hubs and curved wooden beams. (JG)
Descriptors: Building Design, Educational Facilities, Gymnasiums, Prefabrication
Lackney, Jeffery A. – 2000
This paper discusses environmental preference, particularly related to the design of children's museums. It explains that preference for an environment leads to motivation to interact with the environment, which leads to learning. It lays out several design principles: (1) involve children in the process of children's museum design in a way that…
Descriptors: Aesthetic Values, Building Design, Children, Design Preferences
Chapman, M. Perry – Greenwood Press, 2006
"American Places" calls for campuses to be designed with attention to traditional virtues of campus coherence, human scale, and place distinction, not only to heighten the quality of the learning experience, but also as working demonstrations of ways in which places everywhere can be transformed into more healthy, humane, civic…
Descriptors: Campuses, Educational Facilities Design, Higher Education, Building Design
McCoy, Esther – Progressive Architecture, 1974
A part of San Bernardino's larger redevelopment plan, the new City Hall has helped revitalize the downtown core. The solar bronze glass-surfaced structure, called a 6-story street, is the shape of the street which was closed to form the site. (Author/MF)
Descriptors: Building Design, City Government, Facilities, Glass Walls
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