Learner Centered Classrooms are replacing traditional settings to support emerging pedagogies and student needs.
Designing such spaces is critical to the success of any design practice as it enables designers and architects to create more
compelling and engaging settings.
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In this CEU course, participants will understand the design drivers influencing changes in the design of a variety of learner-centered classroom typologies to support greater flexibility, student agency, and ownership of their learning pathways. By the end of the course, participants will be able to navigate a variety of design options that may be applied in future design projects.

As libraries transform into vibrant hubs at the heart of campus and  community life, architects and interior designers play a critical role in  shaping these future-ready spaces. No longer just repositories of information, libraries are now catalysts for academic success, collaboration, and well-being.

This course examines how thoughtful design can support the  expanding role of libraries. Participants will explore strategies for creating flexible, inclusive environments that support diverse user behaviors. Through spatial insights and practical design principles, the course empowers architects and designers to create libraries that are both functional and inspiring.
 
Join us to reimagine the library as a dynamic ecosystem, one that is  central to educational innovation and community connection.