The problem of getting all the educational and auxiliary services for a secondary school on a limited city site was solved by a combination of adroit space planning and structural wisdom in responding to disparate framing needs. (Author)

To gain needed space in a cramped urban setting, the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, mounted a multi-story building program that took advantage of a computerized analysis of structure and materials. (Author/LLR)

An innovative open space area derived from proper facilities planning, provides diverse educational benefits. (RA)

Only the imaginative combination of space utilization and collection organization will help solve the problems of the most efficient and effective ways to handle the storage of large masses of little-used books. (NH)

Provides some helpful recommendations in color planning for school facilities. (LN)

A description of the library and media center. (RM)

Art activities of elementary school students sought to develop a concept of architecture as an art form. (CK)

Constant communication between architects and educators results in better campus designs. (LR)

Discusses problem of what becomes of telephone lines, electrical conduits, junction boxes, outlets and jacks when walls have been done away with and all nonstructural building elements are removed. (KJ)

A discussion of open-planning as one means to allow for individualized instruction in schools. (AA)