Sentence examples for school designers from inspiring English sources

The growing necessity to save energy in an uncertain future and to provide a good indoor environment in schools suggests that school designers should approach design more holistically in order to offer a better internal environment and to reduce the gap between design and performance.

School designers should try to create suitable morphological compositions to support them and should suggest design criteria for convenient spheres.

This paper urges school designers to look at these factors holistically in order to overcome these problems in the future design of UK schools.

(This includes 10,000 applicants and school designers, meaning individuals who both submitted full applications and those who participated in the design process).

The results of this study suggest benefits for school designers can emerge from the imaginative contributions of children in creating engaging environments, while educational policy makers can benefit from children's ideas in the promotion of engaging, student-centred pedagogies.

UNICEF child-friendly school designer focuses on climate change NEW YORK, USA, 11 December 2009 – Architect Carlos Vasquez designs child-friendly schools for UNICEF.

Deborah Saunt, an award-winning school designer, has also announced that her firm is boycotting the government's plan to build 261 replacement primary and secondary schools, describing simplified design guidelines as the architectural equivalent of feeding children McDonald's every day.

As a parent, as a school designer and as a citizen, I find these statistics unacceptable.

"The clothes are what they are," decreed my shopping companion, whose taste runs more toward esoteric creations by barely-out-of-school designers from Northern European countries.

Like her mother, Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple favours a mix of deeply-boring-I-mean-classic clothes from old-school designers such as Armani and Calvin Klein, mixed with decidedly more outre offerings.

Although some quarters of the fashion world continue to plead for a frivolousness that seems as naff as those blue shades (let's face it, we have a lot of old-school designers who haven't seen the light), there are small signs of sanity.