Designing for the Dimensions of Being (Human), Part 2
06.07.2016
Part two of this five-part series focuses on the sensory dimension of being human, and what that means for architectural design.
Category Archives: Student Housing
Designing For The Dimensions of Being (Human)
03.14.2016
Exploring design perspectives that focus on human ability in four specific dimensions.
Laws of (Campus) Attraction
02.12.2016
What really makes a student fall in love with campus?
Keeping Upperclassmen on Campus – Part 2
02.02.2016
Firm president Steve Emer discusses how to use architecture to keep upperclassmen on campus.
Keeping Upperclassmen on Campus – Part 1
01.28.2016
President Steve Emer describes student housing solutions for institutions grappling with how to keep upperclassmen on campus.
Reflections on Penn State – One Year Later
12.23.2015
The Penn State team’s culture of mutual respect is so effective it has been given a name, High Performance Teamwork (HPT).
Design-Build for the Higher Ed Market
12.14.2015
The first major project using the design-build delivery method deemed a major success at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
Bent & Skewed – A Good Thing!
11.10.2015
A new cluster-style living center is being constructed at Grand Valley State University where the design provides more human-scaled, intimate neighborhoods.
Connecting through Community
10.14.2015
Making lasting connections through strategic planning will be discussed (program # 807) at ACUHO-I’s upcoming Florida conference.
H2H: Transforming a Throwaway Culture
09.08.2015
The H2H program at Indiana University is transforming the throwaway culture while putting more cash in students’ pockets.