Inside/Out Architecture, Inc.

Kirkwood High School

Needs analysis and master planning for new science building including 15 lab/classrooms, student project spaces and prep and storage spaces.

993,400 SF integrated long-range facilities development plan for new 1200 student urban campus.

Renovation of existing gymnasium to provide middle school science lab/classroom designed for inquiry-based learning.

Planning and design of 250 student, regional high school with a science and technology focus.

Programming, planning and design of 25,400 SF renovation and additions to independent school science building for middle and upper school science.

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Inside/Out Architecture is a highly energetic planning and design firm specializing in state-of-the-art educational facilities throughout North America. We create innovative, sustainable, and award-winning architecture with a focus on connecting people with places.

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Science Facility Planning

We are science and research facility planning and design experts. Inside/Out Architecture has created state-of-the-art science educational and research facilities for elementary, secondary, and higher educational institutions across the country.

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Science Spaces for Project-Based Learning

Join James T. Biehle, President of Inside/Out Architecture for an informative webinar on project-based learning and the types of spaces that might be appropriate for this exciting mode of science instruction. Watch now »
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We are educational facilities architects focused on connecting people with places designed for learning. Inside/Out Architecture has created project and master plans and facility designs for colleges and universities across North America.

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An Inside/Out Must Read

This important article from The Science Teacher about safe chemical storage should be read by school superintendents, principals, facility managers, science supervisors and science teachers alike. Dr. Ken Roy discusses unsafe conditions seen daily in school science departments around the country, and offers a list of remedies. Download »
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K-12 Architecture

Designing innovative facilities for K-12 education is the backbone of Inside/Out Architecture. From early childhood education through high school, we believe that each school’s requirements are unique and should respond to the needs of the primary users, the students.

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Recent Publications
- NSTA Guide to Planning School Science Facilities (Book review)
  Everything you need to design cutting-edge science facilities is provided in the second edition of NSTA’S Guide to Planning School Science Facilities.
  In accordance with the National Science Education Standards, suggestions for the development of quality science facilities are provided. One of these recommendations is first to complete a curriculum review, because curriculum should shape the [...]
- The Importance of Planning School Science Facilities
  Science is a hands-on subject in which students experience science by carrying out investigations. Generally these investigations require equipment and materials to be set up before a class starts and taken down when the class ends. Planners should determine the appropriate cost of new or renovated science facilities before budgets are set as their costs [...]

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