Tuesday, 3 May 2011
“Collaboration Station,” a feature in the May 2011 issue of University Business magazine, discusses the design of collaborative study spaces in higher education. Ed Gomes of Duke University talks about the Duke Link, the interactive teaching and learning space designed by Shepley Bulfinch which opened in 2008, noting that the project “was about creating an atmosphere in which people can experiment.”
Since the Link opened in 2008 it has attracted significant attention from institutions of higher education and architects across the US. Ed Gomes discussed the Link’s creation in a ...[more]
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Tags: collaborative learning, duke link, duke university, group study, higher education, perkins library, pkal, sarah felton, university business, webinar
17 February 2006
Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) / NITLE Conference - Memphis, TN
Carole Wedge and Sarah Felton
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Tags: carole wedge, collaborative learning, nitle, pkal, project kaleidoscope, research, sarah felton
6 April 2008
Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) Learning Space and Technology conference - Agnes Scott College, Decatur GA
Sarah Felton, Shepley Bulfinch
Kent Duffy, SRG Partnership
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5 April 2008
Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) Learning Space and Technology conference - Agnes Scott College, Decatur GA
Sarah Felton, Shepley Bulfinch
Susan Perry, Mellon Foundation
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Tags: academic library, pkal, project kaleidoscope, sarah felton
Monday, 21 January 2013
Construction is now underway for new student housing being developed by Campus Acquisitions near Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. The project received final approval from the city of West Lafayette earlier this month.
The development will transform an under-utilized urban parcel with small commercial structures and an open parking field into a vibrant part of the city landscape. The mixed-use student housing complex establishes a compelling civic presence to this high-profile urban block, with 229 residential units with 489 beds and ground-floor retail that serves the surrounding neighborhood.
The five-story ...[more]
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Tags: campus acquisitions, jeremy kotter, joe herzog, mixed use, purdue, sarah tocci, student housing