Architecture & Design Scotland ‘ReMade Learning Places’

Graven worked with Architecture & Design Scotland (A&DS) to compile and design the ‘ReMade Learning Places’ publications, containing the ‘Why Refurbish?’ guidelines document and a series of six accompanying exemplar school case studies.

Launched on 2 September 2015 by the Minister for Learning Alasdair Allan, Architecture & Design Scotland ‘ReMade Learning Places’ is designed to help local authorities consider refurbishment as a viable and cost-effective option for improving their school estate to achieve high-quality and innovative, well-designed results. A&DS ReMade Learning Places has been shared and well received by 32 local authorities throughout Scotland.

The format and design was developed closely with the A&DS Smarter Places team and builds upon work produced for A&DS by Graven since 2011, as well as our experience of providing consultancy, architecture, interior and graphic design for the public and education sectors. Details of our work with A&DS Smarter Places can be found here

Further information for ‘Remade Learning Places: Why Refurbish?’ can be found here
Download ‘Remade Learning Places: Why Refurbish?’ here