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How to Simplify the Complexity of Designing College Spaces 

We’re witnessing colleges design environments that can address a divergent array of activities on campus. Let’s take a look at some of those spaces and how to create them.

Ruckus Worktables: Supporting STEM, Makerspaces and More 

If active learning is in your pedagogical plans, check out our new Ruckus worktable. It’s the perfect fit (and mobile!) for everything from science and engineering labs to makerspaces.

Mowrey Elementary School 

Jennifer Smith transforms the Mowrey library media center into a dynamic hub fostering creativity and critical thinking. Clean visual forms create a fresh, modern look with the Intellect Wave®

Height-Adjustable Nesting Desk 

This mobile, height-adjustable desk features a space-saving design that allows students to sit, stand, and move easily in the classroom. A versatile solution to accommodate active learning spaces.

Pan American Academy Charter School 

KI collaborated with Pan American Academy Charter School in Philadelphia, PA to create interactive and collaborative learning environments for students and staff. Athens tables bring people together,

University of Nevada, Reno 

UNR’s new Pennington Student Achievement Center brings together many of the university’s student-centered services in one central location and is the hub of student activity. Hub™ brings contemporary

When Designing a Workplace, Give Your Employees a Choice -- Not Confusion 

Choice-based design lets employees control how they spend their workdays. Keep employees happy and productive through workplace design.

Hillsdale Local School District 

Hillsdale Local School's new state-of-the-art facility fosters innovation, collaboration, and creativity, enhancing student learning. Ruckus innovative seating promotes student movement and lets

5 Ways to Improve Your School with American Rescue Plan Act Funds 

Learn how to maximize the impact of federal dollars on your college campus or in your K-12 school district.

Get in the Zone: How to Help Students Find Their Flow 

By adopting a few key changes to your learning process and environment, you can easily provide the right type of space that supports student flow.

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