SCHOOL DESIGN FOR THE 21 ST CENTURY LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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1 SCHOOL DESIGN FOR THE 21 ST CENTURY LEARNING OBJECTIVES Dan Obrynba AIA, REFP Architect Gary Sebach AIA, LEED AP Architect
2 SCHOOL DESIGN FOR THE 21 ST CENTURY LEARNING OBJECTIVES ARCHITECTURE - ENGINEERING - PLANNING 50 SCHOOL DISTRICTS * 650 SCHOOL PROJECTS CELEBRATING 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS * LOCATED IN MICHIGAN, OHIO AND TENNESSEE
3 Current Michigan Projects NORWAY-VULCAN AREA SCHOOLS IRON MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS MENOMINEE AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Menominee Schools concept sketches
4 Recent Projects Dublin Glacier Ridge E.S. Dublin Jerome H.S. Dublin Karrer M.S.
5 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION through the lens of an architect
6 21 st Century Agriculture Age farmer CHANGES IN EDUCATION Industrial Age factory worker Information Age knowledge worker Conceptual Age creators and empathizers 18 th Century 19 th Century 20 th Century 21 st Century
7 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
8 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
9 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
10 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
11 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
12 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
13 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
14 21 st Century 21 ST CENTURY EDUCATION
15 21 st Century
16 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION Key Elements of 21 st Century Learning Real world relevance (global awareness) Deeper understanding of subject matter Ability to think creatively and critically Crossing and connecting subject matter Collaboration Ability to communicate Individualized, student focused Access (24/7) Technology enriched
17 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION The illiterate of the 21 st Century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. - Alvin Toffler
18 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION EDUCATION TRADITIONAL 21 st CENTURY FACILITIES TRADITIONAL 21 st CENTURY
19 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein
20 CLARK HALL GAHANNA JEFFERSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 21 st CENTURY LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS MUST ADAPT TO SUPPORT 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION
21 GAHANNA JEFFERSON CLARK HALL PUBLIC SCHOOL CLARK HALL, ANNEX TO GAHANNA LINCOLN JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC SCHOOLS The curriculum for Clark Hall will be a model for what education can be. Gahanna H.S. students mirror modern society and we recognize that the days of traditional H.S. teaching and learning are coming to an end. Today s students want choices in curriculum, freedom to learn in different ways and at different speeds, and a physical environment that promotes creativity, freedom, and high expectations. Scott White
22 Clark Hall: the design process Brainstorming and goal setting meetings:
23 Clark Hall: the design process Brainstorming and goal setting meetings: o The design team 1. teachers 2. principals 3. students 4. architects
24 Clark Hall: the design process Brainstorming and goal setting meetings:
25 Clark Hall: the design process Brainstorming and goal setting meetings: o The goals: Will maximize student learning, creativity, and problem solving Support students who wish to learn in non-traditional environments Includes the latest in educational and work-force technologies A feeling that learning can be fun, creative and relevant Utilizes concepts found in modern office buildings and universities Provide flexibility to adapt
26 Clark Hall: the design process Key discussions:
27 Clark Hall: the design process Key discussions: o How should we teach in the 21 st century? Interdisciplinary Project based Support individualized learning Interactive (participatory) Student focused
28 Clark Hall: the design process Key discussions:
29 Clark Hall: the design process Key discussions: o How do we support individual learning? Students are allowed to be responsible for their pace and direction Give them their own place (and space) to work Give them places to collaborate and to concentrate Give them access to information and teachers
30 Clark Hall: the design process Key discussions:
31 Clark Hall: the design process Key discussions: o How do we inspire and engage students? Challenge them (critical and creative thinking) Make it relevant (real world issues) Make it interactive Make it comfortable Create an inspiring environment (non-school)
32 Clark Hall En-vi-ron-ment: Noun 1. the aggregate of surrounding things, conditions or influences. 2. The social and cultural forces that shape the life of a person or a population.
33 21 st Century Office Space
34 21 st Century Office Space OHM Office, Gahanna, Ohio
35 21st Century Office Space Cardinal Health, Dublin, Ohio
36 21st Century Office Space IGS Headquarters, Dublin, Ohio
37 21 st Century Office Space
38 21 st Century Office Space
39 21 st Century Office Space LEGGO OFFICES
40 21 st Century Office Space To be playful and serious at the same time is possible, and it defines the ideal mental condition. - John Dewey, How We Think
41 21 st Century Office Space GOOGLE OFFICES
42 Clark Hall
43 Clark Hall DIAGRAM SMALL CLASSROOMS LEARNING STUDIOS CORE BUILDING CORE ADMIN. CAFÉ & PROJECT AREA
44 Clark Hall PLAN
45 Clark Hall SPARK SPACES
46 Clark Hall
47 Clark Hall 3 RD FLOOR: FEXIBLE LAB SPACES
48 Clark Hall 3 RD FLOOR: FEXIBLE LAB SPACES
49 Clark Hall CAFÉ AND PROJECT AREA
50 Clark Hall CAFÉ AND PROJECT AREA
51 Clark Hall Comfortable and flexible furniture
52 Clark Hall 3 RD FLOOR: INDEPENDENT STUDIES
53 Clark Hall 3 RD FLOOR: INDEPENDENT STUDIES
54 Clark Hall 3 RD FLOOR: UNASSIGNED, OPEN, FLEXIBLE AND COLLABORATIVE AREAS
55 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM
56 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight
57 Clark Hall Abundant natural daylight
58 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity
59 Clark Hall Transparency and connectivity
60 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity Flexible/Adaptable
61 Clark Hall Flexible space
62 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity Flexible/Adaptable Modern lively interiors
63 Clark Hall Modern, colorful, inspiring and intriguing space
64 Clark Hall Modern, colorful, inspiring and intriguing space
65 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity Flexible/Adaptable Modern lively interiors Technology to display, share, and present
66 Clark Hall State of the art technologies
67 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity Flexible/Adaptable Modern lively interiors Technology to display, share, and present Variety of space and layouts
68 Clark Hall 2 ND FLOOR: SMALL GROUP CLASSROOMS
69 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity Flexible/Adaptable Modern lively interiors Technology to display, share, and present Variety of space and layouts Comfortable furniture
70 Clark Hall Comfortable and flexible furniture
71 Clark Hall Comfortable and flexible furniture
72 21 st CENTURY EDUCATION NEW CLASSROOM PARADIGM Daylight Transparency/Connectivity Flexible/Adaptable Modern lively interiors Technology to display, share, and present Variety of space and layouts Comfortable furniture Space to work
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76 Clark Hall 21 st CENTURY CLASSROOM IN ACTION
77 What else is different about Clark Hall? Green architecture: LEED Silver
78 What else is different about Clark Hall? Market value other than school
79 What else is different about Clark Hall? Generates revenue
80 What else is different about Clark Hall? Generates revenue
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82 Clark Hall 21 st CENTURY CLASSROOM IN ACTION
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