Cogni is a new seating solution designed for one purpose – boosting student engagement. It delivers on choice, movement, mobility, sensory engagement and more – all with the elevated aesthetic schools are looking for. Each element seeks to enhance learning space dynamics. With its patent-pending heel-wheel technology for smooth, controlled mobility, versatile color palette, and … Cogni Seating
Dare to play, dare to climb, dare to Clamber. With Clamber, every space becomes an opportunity for creativity and collaboration — an invitation to rethink how seating can shape a room. Designed with modular linear and curved shapes in multi-level configurations, Clamber offers a playful solution perfect for team collaboration, student learning, individual study, and … Clamber Tiered Seating
The variety applies to traditional seated height or bistro-style set-ups in classrooms, cafeterias, break rooms, transition spaces, and more. Available in 30”, 36”, and 42” heights, the X-style base with a slim column leads up to a choice of the Café Round Top (30”, 36” and 42” diameter), Square Top (30” and 36” square), or … X-Base Cafe Table
Versatile Foor Seat Provide all-in-one comfort and flexibility in four colors. Great for reading, relaxing, and more, the seat is luxuriously cushioned with a back that adjusts to six positions — from flat to fully upright. Easy to store, the seat also features a microfiber cover that is a cinch to remove for machine-washing. Product … Flex-Space Washable Comfy Floor Seat
Revolutionary EdTech Device The NEXT Hub, a collaboration between Clear Touch and NUITEQ. It offers a sustainable and affordable way to upgrade existing displays, reducing waste and costs. The NEXT Hub seamlessly integrates with existing displays, regardless of manufacturer, extending their lifespan and minimizing environmental impact. It also provides access to: Educational Apps Collaborative Learning … Next Hub
Rechargeable Mobile Kiosk The Clear Digital Müv provides an interactive experience with its 10-point multi-touch display. Its sleek design, adjustable height, and long-lasting battery make it ideal for: Educational Environments Interactive Signage Wayfinding Applications. The Müv’s user-friendly height adjustment and tilting screen ensure a comfortable user experience. Its sleek, low-profile mobile base provides maximum flexibility … Müv
Revolutionary, patented NXT MOV Seating is just the first piece in the evolving NXT MOV Classroom collection. This innovative “classroom on the move” series now includes configurable student desks and tables intentionally designed to work together in endless layouts. The latest to join the group is the award-winning NXT MOV Mobile Desk, a flipping, nesting … NXT MOV Classroom
Originally located on Orchard Street in New Haven, the Strong School was opened in 1808 and has been relocated multiple times within in the City of New Haven. With a vision “to empower 21st Century learners by giving them the communication, academic, and social skills necessary to succeed in a technologically advancing world,” this PreK-4 lab school was relocated in 2019 to a new site on the campus of Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU). From this location, the School and the University have been able to deepen their collaboration and provide a dynamic project-based educational experience for students and valuable opportunities for students and faculty of SCSU’s School of Education.
This Pre K-6 school serves children and families from Districts 3, 4 and 5 of the Gila River Indian Community. Located in District 5, the school is surrounded by cultivated farmland and in a region which has historically been the agricultural hub for the Akimel O’otham (Pima) and Pee Posh (Maricopa) peoples. The school focuses on student’s global readiness while maintaining the Akimel O’otham Ñeo’ok and Himdag. The campus provides an immersive cultural experience, helping to preserve the languages, stories, and traditions of the tribes. The layout of the campus takes inspiration from the agricultural fields that sustained the Akimel O’otham and Pee Posh and the canals they were so skilled in devising and constructing. Classroom clusters and core/community buildings are organized around a central ribbon of green space. The campus includes indoor and outdoor commons areas that provide each grade level cluster space for flexible instruction.
The New Fairfield Public Schools engaged JCJ Architecture to redesign and replace significant components of a 1970s-era structure that was deemed by the town to have exceeded it useful life. The High School was co-located/connected to the Town’s Middle School and shared significant core spaces. The new 146,000 sf High School was constructed adjacent to the existing one. Once the new facility was completed, the existing classroom wing and auditorium were demolished; the original gymnasium and natatorium remained. The middle school and high school are separate buildings connected by a pedestrian plaza. With significant grade changes across the site, the building was designed in a 3-story configuration.
