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A microcosm of the world’s most architecturally significant K-12 schools, RECORD’s annual review looks at recent projects that exemplify good design as a crucial component in a school’s programmatic development. From an inner-city grade school in New York and a bucolic one on Washington’s Bainbridge Island, to a progressive high school for 1,200 students in Beijing, each demonstrates the value that thoughtful and sustainable architecture can have for the well-being of a community and the education of its children.
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Case Studies
We look at exemplary K-12 projects that use design to create better classroom spaces, improve performance, and shape school culture.
Pictured: Public School 330, New York City, by Murphy Burnham & Buttrick; Photo © Ty Cole
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Crowning Glory
Giancarlo Mazzanti designs a school in Colombia as both a beacon and a catalyst for an overlooked neighborhood.
Pictured: Lomas del Peyé School; Photo © Sergio Gómez
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Education Products
Cool for School: Recent products for the education market are keeping youths—from kindergartners to teens—safe, engaged, clean, and comfortable.
Pictured: Elkay’s EZH2O bottle-filling Station - EZH2O New Models
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Recently Posted Reader Photos
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Architectural Photographer Showcase
Are you an accomplished architectural photographer eager to share examples of your work with the Web’s largest community of architects? Here’s your chance: Upload your top photos, and we will display the best images in our showcase. NOTE: You MUST name the architect of the work you have photographed.
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