School design-be-the-change-9492
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The document discusses the future of school design and includes images of innovative school features from around the world such as outdoor classrooms, green spaces indoors, creative architecture, flexible furniture, and buildings designed to incorporate nature. It suggests schools will need designs that can adapt to an unpredictable future and imagines how they may look different than traditional schools of the past.
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- 1. There's a dark little joke exchanged by educators with a dissident streak:
- 2. Rip Van Winkle awakens in the 21st century after a hundred-year snooze and is, of course, utterly bewildered by what he sees.
- 3. Men and women dash about, talking to small metal devices pinned to their ears. Young people sit at home on sofas, moving miniature athletes around on electronic screens.
- 4. Older folk defy death and disability with metronomes in their chests and with hips made of metal and plastic. Airports, hospitals, shopping malls--every place Rip goes just baffles him.
- 5. But when he finally walks into a schoolroom, the old man knows exactly where he is. "This is a school," he declares. "We used to have these back in 1907. Only now the blackboards are white."
- 6. Milton-Freewater, let’s have a discussion about the future of our schools…
- 7. How can we design schools for a future that we can’t possibly predict? Image: MattandBekah.com
- 8. media centers? School: Cass Technical High School, Detroit Image: DesignShare.com
- 9. music rooms? School: Celentano Museum Academy, New Haven, Connecticut Image: DesignShare.com
- 10. social areas? School: High Tech High International, San Diego, California Image: DesignShare.com
- 11. outdoor classrooms? School: Three Mile Creek Elementary, Perry, Utah Image: DesignShare.com
- 12. open ceilings? School: Celentano Museum Academy, New Haven, Connecticut Image: DesignShare.com
- 13. green spaces indoors? School: Universidad de Monterrey: Preparatoia Unidad Valle Alto, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico Image: DesignShare.com
- 14. creative architecture? School: Georgetown South Child Development and Community Center, Manassas, Virginia Image: DesignShare.com
- 15. early childhood education? School: Georgetown South Child Development and Community Center, Manassas, Virginia Image: DesignShare.com
- 16. no chairs? Image: DesignShare.com
- 17. auditoriums? School: New Saline High School, Saline Michigan Image: DesignShare.com
- 18. colors? School: Stittsville Public School, Stittsville, Ontario, Canada Image: DesignShare.com
- 19. computer labs? School: Estrella Mountain Community College, Avondale, Arizona Image: DesignShare.com
- 20. balconies? School: Gwinnett University Center, Lawrencevilla, Georgia Image: DesignShare.com
- 21. display cases? School: Kennewick Elementary School Kennebunk, Maine Image: DesignShare.com
- 22. cave seating? School: St. Stephen’s School, Algester, Queensland, Australia Image: DesignShare.com
- 23. round buildings? School: Gwinnett University Center, Lawrenceville, Georgia Image: DesignShare.com
- 24. facilities open to the public? School: Little Village Lawndale High School, Chicago Image: DesignShare.com
- 25. galleries for student work? School: Galef Center for Fine Arts Los Angeles, California Image: DesignShare.com
- 26. flexible furniture? School: Estrella Mountain Community College, Avondale, Arizona Image: DesignShare.com
- 27. small group meeting spaces? School: Cary Grove High School, Cary, Illinois Image: DesignShare.com
- 28. hallways as classroom spaces? School: Pistorius-Schule, Herbrechtingen, Germany Image: DesignShare.com
- 29. buildings on a hill? School: Hachoresch Elementary School, Zirchron Ya’acov, Israel Image: DesignShare.com
- 30. learning centers? School: Three Mile Creek Elementary, Perry, Utah Image: DesignShare.com
- 31. lobbies? School: West Haven Elementary School, West Haven, Utah Image: DesignShare.com
- 32. multipurpose rooms? School: West Haven Elementary School, West Haven, Utah Image: DesignShare.com
- 33. alternative sports? School: Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Image: DesignShare.com
- 34. courtyards? School: La Cañada High School, California Image: DesignShare.com
- 35. non-traditional angles? School: Perspectives Charter School, Chicago Image: DesignShare.com
- 36. glass walls? School: Nus High School of Mathematics and Science, Singapore Image: DesignShare.com
- 37. outdoor study areas? School: Chung Cheng High School, Singapore Image: DesignShare.com
- 38. modern playgrounds? School: Suzhou Singapore International School, Suzhou, China Image: DesignShare.com
- 39. rooftops? School: Gwinnett University Center, Georgia Image: DesignShare.com
- 40. production studios? School: Cambridge Media Arts School, Cambridge, Massachutsetts Image: DesignShare.com
- 41. collaboration areas? School: Alpine Prototype Middle School, Alpine/Lehi, Utah Image: DesignShare.com
- 42. skylights? School: Reim Elementary School, Israel Image: DesignShare.com
- 43. faculty work areas? School: Estrella Mountain Community College, Avondale, Arizona Image: DesignShare.com
- 44. classrooms on wheels? Image: DesignShare.com
- 45. exposed architecture? School: Pistorius-Schule, Herbrechtingen, Germany Image: DesignShare.com
- 46. greenhouses? School: IslandWood: A School in the Woods Bainbridge Island, Washington Image: DesignShare.com
- 47. incorporating old growth? School: Paschalisschool, The Hague, Netherlands Image: DesignShare.com
- 48. indoor play structures? School: Spruce Street Nursery School, Boston Image: DesignShare.com
- 49. cultural learning spaces? School: Bronx Charter School for the Arts Image: DesignShare.com
- 50. life-skills areas? School: Spruce Street Nursery School, Boston Image: DesignShare.com
- 51. fitness centers? School: Cass Technical High School, Detroit Image: DesignShare.com
- 52. outdoor amphitheaters? School: Nan Hua Secondary School Singapore Image: DesignShare.com
- 53. playgrounds as learning tools? School: PS 40 M and PS 33 M, Long Island City, New York Image: DesignShare.com
- 54. reading rooms? School: PS1/Bergen School, New York, New York Image: DesignShare.com
- 55. reception desks? School: Keane Children’s Center/Charlestown Boys & Girls Club Charlestown, Massachusetts Image: DesignShare.com
- 56. buildings as educational tools? School: Warren Skaaren Environmental Learning Center at Westcave Preserve Dripping Springs, Texas Image: DesignShare.com
- 57. science labs? School: Romeo Engineering & Technology Center Romeo, Michigan Image: DesignShare.com
- 58. solar panels? School: Heritage Middle School, Wake Forest, North Carolina Image: DesignShare.com
- 59. sports fields? School: Oakwell Park, Napoleon, Ohio Image: NapoleonOhio.cc
- 60. technology in the hallways? School: Hackberry Elementary School, Frisco, Texas Image: DesignShare.com
- 61. activity spaces? School: PS1/Bergen School, New York, New York Image: DesignShare.com
- 62. ecology areas? School: Missouri Dept of Conservation Discovery Center Kansas City, Missouri Image: DesignShare.com
- 63. conference rooms? School: High Tech High International, San Diego, California Image: DesignShare.com
- 64. “ We must be the change we wish to see in the world.” -Gandhi
- 65. Pictures © DesignShare.com Music © James Horner, Braveheart Presentation Matt Horne
- 66. be the change…