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    ON THE COVER: Trauma-informed principles can help designers create safer schools that uplift a community and center around belonging. Image courtesy of Grant Van Hoose, MOREgroup

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    Through Artcobell’s ‘Through Their Eyes’ initiative, Virginia Tech interior design students explored how empathy-driven classroom design can support students with diverse physical...
    Aug. 11, 2026
    IIDA’s Futures Readiness Index points to three design shifts shaping education environments built for feedback, relief, and agility.
    Aug. 11, 2026
    Photo courtesy of Ted Moudis Associates
    Rachel Robinson, Ted Moudis Associates
    Presentation skills help emerging designers align stakeholders, communicate business value, and contribute more fully to project and firm success.
    Aug. 11, 2026
    Explore a range of thoughtfully designed products that promote student wellness, sensory regulation, and flexible learning environments in educational settings.
    Aug. 11, 2026
    The developing initiative explores how building products might be evaluated for workforce practices, supply-chain equity, and community impact.
    Aug. 4, 2026
    The University of Tennessee’s new nursing education facility combines realistic simulation, flexible learning environments, and wellness-focused interiors to prepare students ...
    July 27, 2026
    New Corgan and ASID Foundation research reveals how more nuanced user needs can inform practical guidance for creating more inclusive, adaptable learning environments.
    July 15, 2026
    At NeoCon, Armstrong World Industries showed how its expanded portfolio, strategic partnerships, and early design assist approach can support more expressive, buildable interiors...
    July 8, 2026
    A theater designer’s perspective can help interiors teams use story, timing, and atmosphere to create spaces people remember.
    July 1, 2026
    This Elev8-winning civic project uses daylight, shade, native landscaping, and warm interior finishes to support learning, access, and community gathering.
    June 30, 2026
    From tactile details to cultural storytelling and circular design, i+s editors share the products that stayed with them after NeoCon and Fulton Market.
    June 17, 2026