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Lake Land College’s Luther Student Center creates new welcome center, unites student services, eases navigation

February 10, 2021 Learning, News by Legat Architects

Lake Land College Luther Student Center

Luther Student Center additions and renovations at Lake Land College revive spaces ranging from Student Life/Activities and Career Services to Laker Nest Bookstore and Lake Land Police Department “Where do I go?” New students and visitors often had trouble navigating Lake Land College’s campus in Mattoon, Illinois. There was no clearly defined entry, and student […]

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Schools unearth positive lessons from COVID-19 experience

February 5, 2021 Learning, News, Wellness by Legat Architects

Schools COVID 19 Positive Experiences

School district leaders and a clinical psychologist share travails and triumphs during the COVID-19 pandemic Though COVID-19 numbers have begun to wane, school districts across the nation continue to face pandemic-related stressors: communicating with parents, ensuring appropriate social distancing, masking, and air quality protocols, and striking a balance between remote, hybrid, and in-person learning. Legat […]

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Hawthorn Elementary School South expansion and renovations to emphasize arts, nature, collaboration

November 30, 2020 Learning, News by Legat Architects

Hawthorn Elementary School South Additions Renovations

Forthcoming Hawthorn Elementary School South building projects designed during pandemic dodge costly site work, highlight robust arts program When students return to Hawthorn Elementary School South (Vernon Hills, IL) after summer break in 2022, they will be greeted by a renewed setting where light, art, and nature unite. Abstracted tree canopies stretch over a new […]

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Augustana College’s Lindberg Center to launch kinesiology program, new natatorium

October 16, 2020 Learning, News, Wellness by Legat Architects

Augustana College Lindberg Center Rendering

Peter J. Lindberg, M.D., Center for Health and Human Performance to house Augustana College’s new kinesiology program, support expanding public health program, and usher in larger and brighter natatorium According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, positions for physical therapists are anticipated to grow by 22% over the next decade. Accordingly, Augustana College in […]

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North Scott High School practice facility benefits athletes, community members

September 18, 2020 Learning, Wellness by Legat Architects

North Scott High School Practice Facility

New cost-effective practice facility at North Scott High School serves multiple sports, reduces scheduling conflicts, offers more equipment storage When the weather turned sour, the North Scott High School Lancers boys baseball team would take batting practice in an off-campus building known affectionately as the “Silver Bullet.” With its two batting cages, the old farming […]

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How buildings teach kindness: inspiring social-emotional learning through design

August 25, 2020 Learning, News by Legat Architects

Buildings Teach Kindness

A call for educational institutions and architects to design school settings that create a clean slate and help all students achieve their success threshold Discrimination is an ugly word. In some way or another, we’ve all been a victim to it, and we’ve all seen it happening to someone else. When it comes to educational […]

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COVID-19 and social-emotional well-being within the school community

July 24, 2020 Employee Insights, Learning, Wellness by Dennis Paben

COVID19 Social Emotional Wellbeing

As schools face the many challenges of reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic, a clinical psychologist shares ideas for maintaining social and emotional health for students, teachers, and parents. The prospect of returning to school this fall has generated contention among school communities as they debate a variety of topics: scheduling, seating arrangements, deep cleaning, mask […]

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Joliet’s Laraway School wins John Shaw Award for design and community planning

July 13, 2020 Learning, News by Legat Architects

Laraway School Joliet John Shaw Award

Laraway School in Joliet, Illinois takes top spot in 12-state John N. Shaw Award competition sponsored by Association for Learning Environments’ Midwest Great Lakes Chapter Two years ago, a Laraway School girls basketball player walked into a gym at another school and said, “Are we allowed in here?” She had noticed how much better that […]

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Architects and COVID-19: emerging from the quarantine

July 9, 2020 Employee Insights, Learning, News, Wellness by Dennis Paben

Architects COVID 19

Étouffée, perfect circles, and fresh air: Legat Architects employees share COVID-19 quarantine experiences Legat employees have begun to gradually return to our Illinois and Ohio studios while adhering to CDC-recommended guidelines for reducing the spread of COVID-19. One thing we can’t refute (nor can anyone else): the last three months have been unlike any other. […]

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Newark High School Innovation Center gives students jump-start on STEM careers

July 8, 2020 Learning, News by Legat Architects

Newark High School Innovation Center

Design minimizes costs to transform Newark High School’s underused library into in-demand Innovation Center and STEM makerspace in less than two months Last year, residents at the Inn at SharonBrooke in Newark, Ohio were delighted when six Newark High School students, accompanied by Newark City Schools Director of Curriculum and Staff Development Maura Horgan, stopped […]

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Chicago-area architects unite to help Philip J. Rock Center & School obtain state funding

June 16, 2020 Learning, News by Legat Architects

Philip J Rock Architecture Assessment

FGM Architects, Legat Architects, and Wight & Company join forces, donate facility assessment services to help Philip J. Rock Center & School for deaf-blind individuals obtain $6.5 million in state funding for ADA upgrades, system improvements, and envelope repairs When there is a competition to provide architectural services for Chicago-area preK-12 schools, the shortlisted candidates […]

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COVID-19: an opportunity to reexamine educational environments

June 9, 2020 Employee Insights, Learning, News, Wellness by Dennis Paben

COVID19 School Settings

This isn’t just about virus-free schools: international forum unites school leaders and planners to consider the potential for pandemic to inspire positive change within school settings The topic that now dominates discussions among US school administrators is how to safely reopen schools while keeping kids safe. However, Legat Architects’ latest EDEngage session, which assembled an […]

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