Description
We’ve all come to appreciate the physical places we use to socialize, learn, relax and ultimately go about our daily lives. For higher education students, the spaces they have access to can be critical to their education and growth as individuals. As design professionals, we wanted to talk about what these types of spaces are and how their design informs the intent, whether it be to tune in and socialize or tune out and study.
In this episode, we invited higher education clients to discuss the various spaces that support student success on their campuses. TreanorHL principals Tim Reynolds and Nadia Zhiri are joined by Caroline Bennett, Professor, Associate Chair and Director of Graduate Studies at the University of Kansas, and Matt Park, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Midwestern State University.
TreanorHL is a national architecture, planning and design firm located in the United States. The company holds a firm belief in sharing resources and insights with professionals, clients and building users to shape the space we use to live and grow as people. For more information, visit treanorhl.com.
Learn more about the projects referenced in this episode:
University of Kansas Learned Hall Engineering ExpansionMidwestern State University Legacy Hall
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