Special blend of academic and occupational facilities -- with open plan design -- highlights new high school in Morganton, North Carolina. (Author)

A new high school in Morganton, North Carolina, is a modified open plan facility which houses general education and occupational education curriculums designed to meet the diversified needs of young people. (For more information on this facility see American School & University, vol. 46, no. 6, February 1974, pp22-24.) (Author/EA)

Continuing comment on Maurizi's January 1972 article, with his response. (MS)

Eight institutions are now in the process of encapsulating all or part of their campuses under lightweight structures. (Author)

A discussion of the philosophical foundations and architectural innovations of architect Louis Kahn's library and dining hall at Exeter Academy in New Hampshire. (Author)

A consulting engineer's lighting designer, brought into a project at its conceptual stage, could influence the architectural design in such a way so as to incorporate a lighting system that is both aesthetically pleasing and economical. To do this, he must speak the architect's language. (Author)

Without a well-conceived plan and a definition of what that plan demands in terms of facilities, educators will wind up altering their programs to fit the buildings. (Editor)

This article reports on a selected number of the findings which resulted from a game-building experience of a gaming project. (MM)

A new public library has been designed as a series of three interconnected pavilions stepping down from one major street to another -- thoroughly contemporary, but still respectful of the colonial character of its surroundings. (Author)

Staten Island's Wagner College has opened a student union that provides dining, working and playing areas for all segments of Wagner's population. (Author)

Three contemporary construction techniques, used in combination, made possible the completion of Bell & Howell's two newest institutes of engineering technology in 7 months. (Author)