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 | | ISSUE - SUMMER 2009 | Transform your outdoor spaces into inspiring learning and social environments | | Fabric Architecture: Building Schools in Fabric! |
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"Outdoor Space Integral to Future Planning"CABE (Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment) have recognised the importance of outdoor spaces as part of the overall design consideration when planning future schools.
CABE's recently introduced Minimum Design Standards recommend:- Outdoor spaces for a variety of different student social activities
- Outdoor learning
- Shelter from wind, rain and sun
- Facilitate local community use
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 | Case Study: Orchard School, Canterbury Fabric Architecture worked with specialist Arts College, Orchard School, to provide the students with a multi-purpose environment. Here are some of the ways in which the space is being used: |  - Lecture auditorium
- Performance area
- Story telling space
- After hours community hub
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 | Come see us at the trade show: Times Educational Supplement (TES) Construction in Education London Olympia, 2nd and 3rd October 2009 Stand 11a |  |
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 | To discuss your BSF plans, contact our BSF Team on 01452612800 |  |
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