Designing for the birds is not just for the birds
We’ve all seen it. A dead bird laying on the sidewalk next to a building. Or, maybe we’ve heard it. The loud bang of a bird flying into your window.
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We’ve all seen it. A dead bird laying on the sidewalk next to a building. Or, maybe we’ve heard it. The loud bang of a bird flying into your window.
The most meaningful experiences are created through a close collaboration between architects, landscape architects, and exhibit designers.
Intuitive wayfinding is much like navigating via waypoints—moving from point to point to point.
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We’ve all seen it. A dead bird laying on the sidewalk next to a building. Or, maybe we’ve heard it. The loud bang of a bird flying into your window.
The most meaningful experiences are created through a close collaboration between architects, landscape architects, and exhibit designers.
Intuitive wayfinding is much like navigating via waypoints—moving from point to point to point.
To say that visitor facility planning and design is challenging is an understatement. There are many factors that determine the success of a facility. Unfortunately, visitor flow, the way people move and how the facility accommodates those movements, isn’t always specifically considered.
Campus fitness centers are taking their place alongside student centers, science centers, and libraries as hallmark components of a student-life experience. Here are some tips for identifying the ideal design features for your next higher-ed fitness center project.