OPAL’s Warren Woods Ecological Field Station at the University of Chicago in Three Oaks, Michigan, exemplifies sustainable design while serving as a premier research hub for ecological inquiry in the Anthropocene.
CPG Architects revitalized Coleytown Middle School in Westport, enhancing safety and functionality through a modernized façade, upgraded interiors, and state-of-the-art systems for an improved educational environment.
HSB Architecture & Design’s Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy – Early Learning Center in New York City harmonizes community values and innovative learning through flexible spaces that inspire curiosity and environmental stewardship.
Little Diversified Architectural Consulting’s Helen Monroe Preschool in Greensboro, creates a nurturing, dynamic environment that fosters curiosity and growth through innovative indoor-outdoor learning experiences tailored for young learners.
KITA Capri project by se\arch Architekten features a single-story, nature-integrated design with interconnected spaces, engaging play areas, and durable timber interiors, creating a dynamic facade with natural materials.
Neumann Monson Architects’ renovation of the Theodore Roosevelt High School Library in Des Moines enhances learning through a flexible, technology-rich environment that promotes creativity, inclusivity, and sustainability.
HBA Architecture and Interior Design’s Armed Services YMCA Child Development Center in Norfolk reimagines an office space into a nurturing environment for over 200 military children, addressing urgent childcare shortages.
STUDIO DLUX’s design for the Red House International School in São Paulo, harmoniously integrates the site’s natural topography, fostering a dynamic educational environment with innovative sustainable construction methods.
Little Diversified Architectural Consulting’s Turie T. Small Elementary School Replacement in Daytona Beach, embodies a nurturing, community-focused design that inspires curiosity and creativity in underserved young learners.
Donald Insall Associates’ transformation of the John Rylands Library in Manchester enhances visitor engagement while sensitively preserving its neo-Gothic architecture, ensuring its legacy as a cultural landmark for future generations.
