Classroom Interior Design for Schools K-12 with a High Ratio of Low-Income Students In Rochester, New York
What is a cost-effective and optimal classroom design for low-income communities? The classroom setting is complicated by the demand to prepare children for careers in the modern technical world. But this complication is compounded by poverty. The United States poverty guidelines as of January 15, 2020 for a household of four, is an income of $26,200 (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services).
Committee Members
Mary Golden
Undergraduate Program Director
Associate Professor
Robyn Hadfield, NCIDQ, Assoc. IIDA
Interior Designer at LaBella Associates
Richard Getsloff, NCIDQ
President and CEO of
Getsloff Design Group Inc.