A compilation of interviews with Bruce Jilk provides his views on "cutting edge" educational facility planning from around the world. Included are discussions on an Egyptian K-12 school design influenced by Muslim and Greek site plans; the Zoo School design, often referred to as a model for the design of learning environments; and the fine-grain educational system concept that takes education out of the building and spreads it throughout the community. Mr. Jilk's explanation of why he believes in small neighborhood K-14 schools which are designed for other uses 25 years later concludes the interview. Contains 15 references. (GR)