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Today’s Students Are Different – Is Your Housing?
THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE MARCH/APRIL 2020 EDITION OF STUDENT HOUSING BUSINESS Student housing changes with each generation; we're in the middle of a generation shift. Most student housing has seen multiple generations on many campuses. Here's a look at the past three generations and how housing built for those generations will adapt to the… -
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Sticky Space: The Glue that Holds Your Academic Building Together
Up to 66% of learning for today’s college students takes place outside the classroom, according to a recent study from the University of Central Florida. “Sticky” spaces, places which attract students and encourage them to stay and collaborate and/or work individually, provide the venue for much of this learning. Recent GFF Education Blog posts have…
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Is a Flexible Classroom Right for You?
In last month’s post my colleague Jon Rollins discussed some of the considerations at the intersection of space planning, room utilization and building programming. In this post, we will look at an individual learning space and a few simple, but often overlooked, steps to maximize its use. The flexible classroom is often considered a space…
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GFF Welcomes Doug Neri as Director of Education Practice
Please join us in welcoming Doug Neri as GFF’s Director of Education Practice. Doug joins GFF from Stantec and Robert A.M. Stern Architects in New York, a firm that GFF has recently enjoyed collaborating with on the Winn Science Center at St. Mark’s School of Texas. Graduating from the University of Houston in 2003, Doug…
