— AUTHOR
Jon Roylance
— DATE
22ND January 2021
— CATEGORY
Insights
— SECTOR
Higher Education
— SERVICES
Architecture
Interior Design
Landscape Design
As architects, we’ve spent many years designing spaces that allow for flexibility in how we live our lives. Our latest concept for future design is all about university “third space”: that boundary between living and learning (or working), where activities interact in surprising ways.
Download our insight report to find out more about the challenges university campuses will face in the future, and how exploring the idea of third space can help address those challenges.
Written by:
Higher Education Sector Director
Jon Roylance
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