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LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERIOR DESIGN Education Experts More than 450 educational projects 80% Educational Projects 90% Repeat Clients Award-Winning Educational Facilities 1/3 of Staff are Interior Designers Top Quality


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LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS:

THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERIOR DESIGN

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80% Educational Projects 90% Repeat Clients Award-Winning Educational Facilities 1/3 of Staff are Interior Designers

More than 450 educational projects

Education Experts

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30,913 Children 5 Early Childhood Centers 26 Elementary Schools 8 Middle Schools 5 High Schools ALL 40 Schools Fully Accredited 5 years in a row on Newsweek’s top high schools list

Top Quality School Division

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Our Presentation:

  • What is Interior Design and why is it important

to your learning environments?

  • Is it affordable?
  • How does Newport News engage Interior Designers?
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SO WHAT IS

IS INTERIOR DESIGN?

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INTERIOR DESIGN

IS NOT:

”making things look pretty”

IS NOT:

“expensive”

IS NOT:

“decoration”

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INTERIOR DESIGN

The improvement of environment through NOT ONLY aesthetics but also functionality and productivity.

  • Accommodate a variety of teaching and learning styles
  • Interior spaces are designed to fit your needs
  • Provide for flexibility
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INTERIOR DESIGN

Research and analysis merged with creativity

  • Learning Styles
  • Child Development
  • Educational Theory
  • Latest product development
  • Ergonomics
  • Spatial Comfort: lighting,

acoustics, air quality

Best Practices

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INTERIOR DESIGN

A Qualitative Impact :

Good interior design can make a qualitative impact on education

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INTERIOR DESIGN

Integrated & Affordable:

  • You’re going to spend the money anyway –

why not make the right choices?

  • More Bang for your Buck - Huge Impact
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How NNPS Utilizes Interior Designers

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Took a bland concrete block walled space with 1970’s vintage finishes and brought into the 21st century

School Board Meeting Auditorium

Functional & Aesthetic Remodeling

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Sound Attenuation panels on walls help the acoustics in left photo. Use of wood varieties and wood grain pattern matching create a wonderful visual backdrop for televised proceedings.

School Board Meeting Auditorium

Functional & Aesthetic Remodeling

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This is an example of a space study done in our television studio to determine if new equipment would fit into our space.

Space Planning

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Functional Decor

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Functional Decor

Model of all schools in the city

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Sound Attenuation

Wave Panels

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Sound Attenuation

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Systems Fixtures, Furnishings & Finishes

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Small meeting area Lighting Seating A/V

Systems Fixtures, Furnishings & Finishes

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Educational Spaces