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School Designs Change with the TimesIf back-to-school brings visions of the proverbial little red schoolhouse, better think again. Today’s schools are more a combination of brain research, educational advancements, sustainability and technology, bringing new challenges for school architects and designers. |
Q+ News ArchivesSchool Designs Change with the TimesBarb Haller Named Principal Abrams completes Architectural Registration Exams Midlands Tech Celebrates New Wing How to Design a Financial Advisor Office Quackenbush Architects wins 2 AIA Columbia Design Awards OC Tech rolls out new Transportation Center Pets and people might benefit from new digs Kids in Architecture Day Architecture + Designers Recognized in Greater Columbia Area Q+ Expands Design Team Midlands Tech Branches Out New Campus Opening America's Architect |
Showcase ProjectSCVRD Lyman CenterAs the first new Center to be built for the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department in over twenty years, the Lyman Center reflects the current mission and philosophy of the Department, providing counseling, rehabilitation, and work production services. The new 35,000sf structure, to be constructed in two phases, is subdivided into three major program components: an area office, a 10,000sf production/training floor, and a special services unit for occupational and physical therapy. Designed for an organization that values its relationships within the business community, the facility appeals to corporate and technological aesthetics while also blending with its organic, wooded site on the Middle Tyger River. |
Projects Under ConstructionNortheast Engineering / Science Classroom Facility ConstructionThis 68,000 sq. ft. classroom building addition at the Northeast Technology Campus will become the new home of the Engineering and Science departments of the College. The program features teaching labs and classrooms focusing on clean energy technology, biotechnology, and advanced manufacturing, supporting the mission of the College’s regional research partners. The design features strategies to provide student centered “casual” spaces that encourage social interaction and collaboration. The facility will showcase flexible spaces and planning strategies to respond to changes in mission and technology. |


