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Saigon South International School’s American-standard education is reflected in its architectural and interior design, inspired by Vietnam’s landscapes, fostering sustainability, and functional flexibility at the campus created by BOHO Décor.

De Zwarte Hond renovated and extended the Herta Mohr building for Leiden University, improving orientation and unity by adding a central heart with daylight while prioritizing reuse and sustainability in design.

Corgan designed a new 98,500-square-foot school of business building at Dallas College’s Richland campus, blending simplicity with nature and integrating advanced technology for a lasting architectural statement.

Design Collaborative redesigned the Hodson Dining Commons at Taylor University, creating a space that promotes unity, community, and pride through flexible seating, new food stations, and inclusive dining options.

Darin Johnstone Architects (DJA) transformed the historic wind tunnel space at ArtCenter College of Design into the state-of-the-art Mullin Transportation Design Center, featuring innovative design elements inspired by its aeronautic history.

HLM Architects designed the National Manufacturing Institute for Scotland, creating an open and collaborative environment to drive innovation and skills development in advanced manufacturing industry.

Flad Architects and BHDP collaborated on a multiphase project at Ohio University, constructing a new Chemistry Building and renovating existing laboratories to support modern research and teaching environments with LEED Silver certification.

DLR Group‘s design for Almeta Crawford High School focuses on creating an engaging learning environment with an efficient layout, flexible spaces, and connections to the outdoors, emphasizing sustainability and school pride.

Queen Elizabeth Hall at Shrewsbury School features an informal, home-like design by Adrian James Architects with a focus on maximizing the picturesque location, sustainability, and creating a safe, comfortable environment for the girls.

The school Les 4 Seasons by HARTER architectes associés in Bruguières, France, features a design that integrates with the site’s topography, uses local plant species, and emphasizes a clear circulation axis.

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