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Heath earns Hero Award
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Friends of Old Woman Creek honors two
By Sandy Wright, President, Friends of Old Woman Creek The Friends of Old Woman Creek presented two Hero Awards at its annual meeting on Feb. 27. The Hero Award recognizes service that supports the mission of Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve and State Nature Preserve. Each nominee must have shown evidence of having made an exceptional contribution to sustain the mission of Old Woman Creek.
Contacts Book: Wright & Wright Architects reveal their favourite collaborators
Susanna Heron London Clare Wright: I met Susanna through her sister Kate Heron, a professor at Westminster University, when I was an external examiner there. Susanna is a site-specific artist whose work I had been interested in, so I was pleased we hit it off and hoped that we’d be able to collaborate one day. The opportunity arose at St John’s College, Oxford, where we added a new study centre to a grade-I-listed Baroque ensemble.
Designing for BESD
Creating the right environment is crucial for students with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties to flourish Producing a good learning environment is a complex undertaking. Many factors need to be considered, from the fundamentals of light, space and movement, to the more complex psychological and managerial aspects of a given set of spaces. Behaviour can be related strongly to the quality of the design of space, be it a classroom, a theatre or even a bus stop.
Designing for BESD
Creating the right environment is crucial for students with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties to flourish Producing a good learning environment is a complex undertaking. Many factors need to be considered, from the fundamentals of light, space and movement, to the more complex psychological and managerial aspects of a given set of spaces. Behaviour can be related strongly to the quality of the design of space, be it a classroom, a theatre or even a bus stop.
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