The industry
will be gathering next month at the EDspaces Conference & Expo, the
meeting place for professionals who design, equip, and manage creative learning
environments that improve student
outcomes. Attendees at EDspaces will experience the latest in
educational furniture, fixtures, and equipment from nearly 200 leading vendors that can be used
throughout the learning environment, over 50 of which are exhibiting for the
first time. The EDspaces 2018 exhibit floor features an increase of 10% in
reserved exhibit space.
Once
again, the American Institute of Architects Committee on Architecture for
Education (AIA-CAE) is co-locating its Fall Conference with EDspaces and
serving as a valued Knowledge Partner. In addition
to our long-standing partnerships with The American Institute of Architecture
Students (AIAS) and the U.S. Green Building Council’s Center for Green Schools,
new partnerships were formed in 2018 with the American Society of
Interior Designers (ASID), the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools (ATLIS), the Florida Association
for Supervision and Curriculum Development (FASCD), the Independent Office
Products and Furniture Distributors Association (IOPFDA), and USGBC Florida.
Inspiring
keynote speakers will present new ideas on students of the future at plenary sessions during
EDspaces. Michael B. Horn will share his thoughts on “A New Architecture for
21st Century Learners” at the Opening Plenary, while the dynamic duo of
progressive school leaders Chris Lehmann and Diana Laufenberg will discuss
“Creating the Schools We Need” on Thursday morning.
Once again, this year speakers at the Educational
Distribution Symposium & Reception on Tuesday, November 6 will inspire
top management and sales professionals to reach new levels of service to the
educational products marketplace and to work in partnership with their vendors.
New for 2018 is pre-conference Learning Lab
focusing on the all-important topic of Safety and Security.
The EDspaces
Education Committee selected 55 education
sessions certified by AIA for continuing education credit with many
qualifying for credit from GCBI and IDCEC as well. EDspaces has earned a reputation for “walking the talk” when it comes to
educational environments with education sessions taking place in award-winning
classrooms designed by leading vendor and architectural firms. These
unique learning environments, both on the exhibit floor and in meeting rooms, provide an immersive experience allowing participants to
experience firsthand cutting-edge educational spaces.
The following firms were
chosen to design classrooms for EDspaces 2018:
- Architecture for Education
- DLR Group
- MA+ Architecture
- NorvaNivel + Gould Evans
- OnPoint Innovative Learning Environments
- Van Auken Akins Architects
Seven tour sites provide experiential
learning opportunities and showcase the best educational facilities in the Tampa
Bay area. K-12 and higher ed tours were planned by our local team of architects
and school officials on the EDspaces Committee.
Register today at www.ed-spaces.com
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