Thursday 30 April 2015

Learning Environments #2 - Haaga Helia


While visiting the university of Haaga-Helia, they told the university, in the process of renovation, redesigned all thinking focused on education. Education was the center and focus even of architectural project. It was then designed to support and to improve education. Everything in physical space have a reason, a motivation to help behavior. For example, there are a lot of glass to give the idea of ​​transparency. It help to give life to the environment, when someone pass in the hall, people saw the movements and activities taking place inside the rooms. The glasses were placed for all to see, if realize. They designed narrow corridors to encourage personal contact. The intention is that people even strike. Often we rushed into the hall and not even realize our fellow students, etc.

There teachers share a teacher's room together, have a shared kitchen, have snack space, etc. The idea is that, if teachers should collaborate, interact and work together, it also has to be in physical space. The teacher's room is design to accommodate the teacher, so it is comfortable, and mainly has contact with co-workers. It can work together, at one table, or else go to a more private place, if he/she must produce more. Below is a video I made with Haaga-Helia pictures




Learning Environments #1 - Hamk (Tapiola Bulding)

Hello,
In this video, I made a record showing the learning environment of Hamk, specifically Tapiola building. This is the place that we are taking the VET - Teachers for the Future Programing. The physical is very interesting. Will it be that exists a relation between this kind of space with quality of learning? hummmm... let me think! :)
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