Describes a recently opened middle school building in Templeton, Wisconsin, introducing clustered classes, movable walls, and teaching teams. (LN)

Describes ten Canadian schools designed by the Study of Educational Facilities (SEF), some new studies published by SEF and an evaluation phase into which SEF is now moving. (MF)

Essay critical of the construction of learning centers and/or the installation of instructional technology without prior thoughtful planning for the equipment's application. (LS)

Reports on the methods an architectural firm in Los Angeles uses to involve the community in planning a new school in the Watts District. (LN)

The all-electric Kratzer Elementary School, Allentown, Pennsylvania, is esthetically pleasing to look at as well as economical to own and operate. (RG)

A campus computer center at Hofstra University (New York) that holds 70 terminals for student use was first a gymnasium, then a language laboratory. Strands of fiber optics are used for the necessary wiring. (MLF)

A new, simple building method (in which adobe and clay block structures are fired and baked from the inside) is applied to a school in Iran. (Author/JM)

A questionnaire (survey sheet) has been developed focusing on some of the factors an architect has to consider in designing a house (site, appearance, suitability, and building maintenance). The use of the questionnaire by students and "spin off" activities are discussed. (Author/JN)

The need for a fundamental sense of people in architectural practice and pedagogy is expressed by three architecture professors from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The word "client," a historically and socially specific concept with which to discuss the issues of people-oriented architecture, is defined. (MLW)