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www.lpainc.com LPA Principal Designer Steve Flanagan shares about the environmentally-sensitive, light-infused design at the Chabot College Instructional Office Building, a LEED Gold facility. (Higher Education Architecture) (Chabot College) (Chabot College Instructional Office Building) (LEED Gold) (Higher Education Architecture Design) (college design) (college design California) (Sustainable Energy Design) (college in California) (sustainable design) (design for higher education) (design for higher ed) (college campus environments) (Universal Design in Higher Education) (design for higher education) (Art, Design & Communication in Higher Education) (Designing Higher Education) (architecture) (LEED Gold architecture) (green architecture) (eco architecture) Universal Design in Higher Education www.hepg.org Universal Design in Higher Education looks at the design of physical and technological environments at institutions of higher education; ... NCEF Resource List: Classroom Design--Higher Education www.ncef.org Information on the design and layout of classrooms for colleges and universities , compiled by the National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities. Higher Education - LPA, Inc. www.lpainc.com LPA adds value to college campus environments via imaginative university architecture. Design processes include architects and educational planners. Views: 'Design Thinking' and Higher Education - Inside Higher Ed www.insidehighered.com Mar 2, 2010 -- Even faculty members ...

Installation of 'Na Fáná Fuachtmhar', a new sculpture by Kevin O'Dwyer, artist in residence at the Sixth World Archaeological Congress at University College Dublin. With an excerpt from UCD Scholarcast. Na Fáná Fuachtmhar was inspired by the incised chevron motifs found inside the Megalithic Passage Tomb at Fourknocks, Co. Meath. The chevron motif, a symbol common to many cultures throughout the world dating from the Neolithic period, is suggestive of the W-shaped constellation, Cassiopeia, which would have been visible through the passage tomb between 3000BC and 2500BC. Na Fáná Fuachtmhar incorporates this ancient symbol into a series of strong architectural forms as a contemporary play on the great standing stones found in Neolithic settlements throughout Europe. The sculpture celebrates the interrelationship between art and archaeology explored during the Sixth World Archaeology Conference at University College Dublin in 2008.

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