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American School and University, 1973
Five cow barns were recently converted to provide additional space at a residential school farm facility for emotionally disturbed children. Provides pictures and drawings. (Author)
Descriptors: Building Conversion, Facility Planning, Interior Design, Residential Schools
Goff, Alyson M., Ed. – South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, 2007
In order to sustain strong academic programs and to provide a safe and comfortable environment for learning in the state's public colleges and universities, the facilities that house the institutions' programs must be maintained and replenished. The size, condition, and adequacy of these facilities have an impact on the quantity and quality of the…
Descriptors: Public Colleges, Interior Space, Educational Facilities, Educational Environment
Baker, B. Kimball – Manpower, 1975
The office design work of Percy Cooper for the California Employment Development Department (EDD) has made the job search easier for thousands of job seekers and has influenced similar efforts in others States. (Author)
Descriptors: Employment, Interior Design, Interior Space, Offices (Facilities)
American School and University, 1978
A new exterior and enlarged interior without loss of class time are the results of a three year project at Pittsburgh's Peabody High School. (Author)
Descriptors: Educational Facilities Improvement, Energy Conservation, Heat Recovery, Interior Design
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Stashower, Gloria – School Management, 1974
Open education is a challenge for designers and manufacturers, too. Describes an architecture firm's research study on the furnishing of seven newly constructed open plan elementary schools in Boston. (Author)
Descriptors: Elementary Schools, Furniture Arrangement, Interior Design, Interior Space
Progressive Architecture, 1971
Interior design firms begin to apply computer techniques to space planning, working drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and office procedures. (Author)
Descriptors: Architects, Computer Programs, Computer Science, Costs
Grade Teacher, 1970
A multilevel, child-sized area was built into an existing classroom to provide for more efficient space utilization and to brighten up the room. (EJS)
Descriptors: Classroom Design, Color Planning, Design Requirements, Interior Design
Pettit, Jon – American School & University, 1997
Explains how schools can be designed to meet the changing needs in education, such as changes in classroom function, educational technology, curriculum, and enrollment. Ideas for creating interior design flexibility that optimizes space utilization without increasing cost demands are suggested. (GR)
Descriptors: Educational Change, Educational Facilities, Elementary Secondary Education, Flexible Facilities
Marples, D. L.; Knell, K. A. – 1971
The movement of people in a library is inevitably noisy and also creates a visual distraction for the reader. If the provision of quiet areas where readers can work undisturbed is an important criterion of library design, the traffic patterns generated in a library by the disposition of the various facilities - stacks, periodicals, reference…
Descriptors: Acoustical Environment, Human Factors Engineering, Interior Design, Libraries
American School and University, 1978
Stanford University erected a multi-use sports pavilion in 1972. This year, the old basketball pavilion was redesigned to house the school's personnel offices and architectural planning department. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Acoustical Environment, Building Conversion, Facility Improvement, Higher Education
Olds, Anita R. – Learning, 1972
Descriptors: Classroom Design, Classroom Furniture, Flexible Facilities, Interior Design
Gabbard, Ralph B.; Kaiser, Anthony; Kaunelis, David – Computers in Libraries, 2007
The reference desk at Indiana State University's (ISU) library offers an excellent view of student work areas on the first floor. From this vantage point, the reference librarians noticed students, especially in the evening and on weekends, huddled together in small groups, with one student at the keyboard of a laptop or desktop computer. The…
Descriptors: Learning Activities, Information Technology, Reference Services, Space Utilization
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Lilley, H. Edward – CEFP Journal, 1978
Many modern educational facilities reflect tremendous architectural and engineering advancement. However, the most important element, the individual learning space, has been grossly neglected. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Classroom Design, Educational Facilities, Elementary Secondary Education
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Truesdell, William H. – School Management, 1973
A dying school building, half a century old, recovers so dramatically and so economically that it receives national recognition. (Author)
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Construction Costs, Educational Facilities Improvement, Facility Planning
Stempinski, Sally Abney; Abraham, Bruce – Learning, 1983
A tour of four elementary schools illustrates how antiques, plants, child-sized furniture, and other design elements can transform school lobbies and hallways into warm, welcoming places for students. School environments like these encourage children's interest and sense of responsibility, besides adding to their comfort. (PP)
Descriptors: Corridors, Educational Environment, Elementary Education, Furniture Arrangement
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