Theoriginalcampusexemplified the mid-century style prevalent at thetime andconsisted of single-story classroom buildings with low-pitched roofs arranged in a finger-style layout, linked by a central covered walkway.
Selecting the best roofing assembly for schools and healthcare facilities means focusing on project constraints including timeline, weather, facility operations, and occupants. Roof integrity and performance cannot be compromised as functionality, durability, and energy efficiency must come together to create the roof assembly that is best for each individual facility.
Building Enclosure was recently joined by Tish Tablan, Program Director for Solar for All Schools with clean energy non-profit Generation180. Tish sat down with us to talk about the recent “Brighter Future” report that analyzes the progress of the solar movement and shares the success stories of schools that are leading the way.
Scott Downie, Principal at Spiezle Architectural Group, joined us to discuss the matter of designing for school safety. As schools start up again, there’s a stronger focus on safety, creating inclusive environments, incorporating new technologies, and building stronger communities.
The engineering and architecture design of the new Darla Moore School of Business building offers flexibility in teaching and learning styles, and was designed for both community and the planet.
Intrinsic Charter School is a new, grade seven to 12 public school that aims to blend technology into its teaching program, in the hope of providing each student a path to college and a career.
Architecturally unique projects, like the San Jose High School Career Technology Engineering Building, only come together when everyone involved is on the same page.
Dunbarton High School in Canada Recognized for Cutting-Edge Sustainability Education.
April 15, 2015
The Global Coalition for Green Schools, an initiative of the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council, announced the 2015 Greenest School on Earth.