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View “What’s Hot in Working Environments”
21st September 2017
What’s Hot in Working Environments
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Team effortOpen plan collaborative zones with large scale whiteboards and a variety of places to sit (or stand) and work with colleagues are gaining popularity. Millennials especially are look…
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View “What’s Hot in Learning Environments”
6th September 2017
What’s Hot in Learning Environments
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LearnometerLearnometer measures key data in the classroom environment; light, CO2 and air pollution levels, temperature, humidity, sound volumes and rhythms. The brainchild of Professor Stephe…
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View “Liberate Your Thinking – With A Learning Surface Wall”
26th July 2017
Liberate Your Thinking – With A Learning Surface Wall
Large scale dry-wipe walls are taking the world of work by storm. These epic, freeform canvases are liberating thinking and breaking down silos in all sorts of companiesNot all writable surfaces are c…
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View “First impressions last…”
19th July 2017
First impressions last…
We were so impressed with The Peak Academy’s philosophy and achievements, we asked their students to design and produce a stool for us.
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View “When hi-tech gets tactile: the QuantumBlack Client Lounge”
19th July 2017
When hi-tech gets tactile: the QuantumBlack Client Lounge
QuantumBlack works at the leading edge of advanced analytics, transforming data into tangible insights and actionable strategies for clients around the world.
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View “Northern Saints Primary Schools”
12th July 2017
Northern Saints Primary Schools
Since it was established in 2013, by bringing together two local primary schools, Northern Saints has become one of the UK’s Top 100 Performing Schools in terms of progress from KS1 to KS2.
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View “In conversation with… David Marks”
5th July 2017
In conversation with… David Marks
Perhaps the best-known of MBA’s projects is the London Eye, which has established itself as a world-famous London landmark, giving 1% of its ticket sales revenue to the local community.
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View “Tiers of joy”
5th July 2017
Tiers of joy
Whether you’re perched outside in a summer garden, eating your lunch on the steps of a cathedral or huddled on the stairs at a party, sitting on steps feels slightly ‘out of the ordinary’; a bit…
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View “The appliance of science – could neuroscience hold the key to optimising classroom design?”
28th June 2017
The appliance of science – could neuroscience hold the key to optimising classroom design?
Environments influence how we feel and how we behave and learning environments are no exception.