Insights

Nonprofit Life Plan Communities face the conundrum of upholding longstanding missions to provide lifelong care, regardless of residents’ means or abilities, while facing escalating financial…

Acoustics significantly impact the well-being of older adults. Poor sound environments can lead to frustration, isolation and cognitive decline.

When we design spaces where students feel welcomed, where they feel a sense of belonging, and where they feel included, we make it easier for…

The high school experience influences students in ways that extend far beyond academics - it's a social journey where they find their people. The architecture…

Children imagine, discover, grow, accomplish and learn on playgrounds - read one RLPS employee's desire for all children to experience the joy of playground fun.

Campus housing updates, beyond the annual paint refresh a few days before students move in for the fall semester, can help turn these older housing…

Building Layouts and Classroom Adjacencies in Classroom Design Can Support Special Needs Students

Residence hall renovations preserve campus character and eliminate costly additional land development.

Designing for Non Traditional Students

By reusing buildings on their campuses or re-purposing a building in their local community, educational institutions can reap economic, social and environmental benefits.

Interior designer credentialing reflects a commitment to the highest professional standards. This is particularly important to our senior living and educational sector clients.

According to the WELL Building Standard, environment plays a significant role in active living and physical activity.