Schools of Tomorrow.(Interview)
American School & University, January, 2004
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Byline: Joe Agron With the amount spent on education construction at record levels, and future spending projected to remain vibrant, savvy administrators and planners not only are envisioning what needs to be built over the next decade and beyond, but also what future schools will look and function like.
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American School & University recently brought together a panel of prominent education architects to explore 10 concepts that will shape future school facilities. * AS&U : We're here today to stretch our thinking and explore concepts that will shape the ...
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