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Benjamin Strain
Principal | Higher Education Design Leader
Benjamin Strain, AIA, LEED AP
Benjamin is a higher education design leader, with over 15 years of architectural experience. He brings a client-centered approach to complex, hands-on learning environments that prepares students for the workforce.
A composite-style image showing a laboratory workspace on the left, with equipment and people working near large windows, all overlaid with a blue pixelated pattern
idea July 22, 2026
The Paradox of Automation: The Rise of AI Demands a Highly Tactile Campus
Read more of the latest Evolution of Campus insights on designing for cultural safety, spatial agility, and human fluency.
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Stone and glass facade on university building with curving roof and overhang illuminated from within in the evening, mass timber architecture, what is mass timber construction
idea September 25, 2024
Pathways to Carbon Neutrality
Only 15 U.S. higher education campuses are carbon neutral, but over 300 have signed the Carbon Commitment. Learn how design professionals can help close the gap.
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Illustration of woman sitting on ground meditating in space with large windows with a focus on well being in higher education
idea October 20, 2023
Where Does Wellbeing in Higher Education Occur: Spaces for Wellness
Our EOC 4.0 study informs design solutions for the various ways student wellbeing in higher education manifests both centrally and across campus.
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Rooftop garden with wildflowers and angular path at the University of Northern Iowa for students to go out and study on
idea May 21, 2020
A Laser Focus on Design in Higher Education
We heard students want to return to their academic, extracurricular, and social activities associates with campus life – and that they need the physical campus to change and evolve.
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