The 2024 awards program showcases sophisticated products that today’s schools are asking for. Creative and purpose-driven fixtures, furniture, and equipment designed to enhance well-being and achievement for learners across the PK-12 to higher education continuum.
LANCASTER, Pa. — Armstrong® World Industries continues to expand its portfolio of Templok® Energy Saving Ceilings—an innovative product addressing demands for solutions that reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in buildings—to support the needs of a variety of facility designs and functions. Armstrong recently introduced Templok to its School Zone® Fine Fissured™ portfolio after rolling out Ultima® Templok® and Calla® Templok® ceiling panels earlier in 2024.
(NEW YORK – November 12) ― DLR Group recently welcomed Senior Associate Sadie Maney as Higher Education Business Development Leader. Based in the New York studio, Maney will drive the firm’s strategic growth and client relationships within the Northeast region’s higher education sector.
With over a decade of AEC industry experience, she has steered organizations through leadership transitions, streamlined business development and marketing processes, and spearheaded expansions into new sectors and regions. She keenly understands universities’ needs surrounding student life, sustainability goals, and big-picture planning.
Cleveland, Ohio –October 10, 2024– Learning By Design has published the annual Fall 2024 Architecture and Interior Design Awards of Excellence. The October 2024 edition features an assortment of exemplary PK-12 and post-secondary campus environments. These recently or soon to activated projects include newly constructed entire buildings and or renovated early childhood, elementary school, middle school, high school, specialized education, higher education, and other space types.
SOLON, OH, OCTOBER 7, 2024 — Why aren’t all educational buildings healthy? That’s the driving question behind the Healthy Building Summit, an annual two-day workshop hosted by Tarkett, a global leader in innovative and sustainable flooring solutions.
“We saw a gap in interdisciplinary collaboration around healthy buildings, especially in educational settings,” said Jonathan Stanley, Tarkett North America’s director of education and government strategy. “The global pandemic highlighted the urgent need for healthier buildings, revealing issues like poor indoor air quality and mental health concerns.”
The reimagined Grand Junction High School offers students new career and technical education opportunities through flexible and transparent learning environments. DLR Group Principal and K-12 Education Leader Greg Cromer, AIA, ALEP, says. “The efficiency and flexibility of the building allows for multiple learning modalities and creates a safe environment for learners and educators.”
Fanning Howey, an architecture, interiors and engineering firm specializing in learning environments, is excited to announce the addition of R. Todd Boyer, AIA, as a Project Executive in the company’s Dublin, Ohio, office. Boyer will serve K-12 and higher education clients, bringing significant leadership and design expertise to the firm’s Ohio practice.
SOLON, OH, AUGUST 26, 2024 — Tarkett, a global leader in innovative and sustainable flooring solutions, has announced a refreshed palette for its popular iQ® Optima® collection of homogeneous vinyl flooring, which is scientifically engineered to retain its beauty over time, support better indoor air quality, and simplify care and maintenance. The updated palette delivers a classic travertine pattern available in 31 neutrals and 24 colors.
(Fort Worth, Texas) – On August 12, 2024, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD (EMS ISD) welcomed students for the first day of school at the new Eagle Mountain High School (EMHS). It is the district’s fourth comprehensive high school and, when filled, has capacity for 2,400 students. Construction was made possible by the voter-approved bond proposal passed in 2017.
The reimagined Grand Junction High School offers students new career and technical education opportunities through flexible and transparent learning environments.
(GRAND JUNCTION, Colorado – August 21, 2024) ― Mesa County Valley School District 51 opens the doors to Grand Junction High School, designed by DLR Group. The new school offers students a variety of career-based learning opportunities, providing future-ready career and technical education. An emphasis is also placed on the arts and reflected in the 1,450-seat auditorium, which is the largest performing arts venue between Denver and Salt Lake City.
