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Mundo Verde PCS Earthday Ground Mending

News—————25 April 2014

Mundo Verde Public Charter School celebrated Earthday 2014 with a “Groundmending” at the site of their future campus on P Street. Busloads of hardhat-clad young polyglots trekked over to the construction site for this event, where they participated in the ceremonial removal of asphalt paving and planting of indigenous flora. Mundo Verde is Washington, DC’s first environmentally-focused bilingual charter school. Renewing the site of the old John P. Cooke school on P Street is the school’s first step in a long-term commitment to a sustainable future.

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Brick Series – Case Study 1: Chapman Stables

13 November 2024

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Bringing Education to Underserved Communities: Philip’s Academy’s Purpose

24 September 2024

Studio 27 is thrilled to announce we’ve reached the finish line on the transformation of a vacant manufacturing site into a progressive new K-8 campus for the Philip’s Academy Charter School

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Renewable vs. Sustainable Energy: Key Differences Explained

13 September 2024

Incorporating them In a world where sustainable and renewable energy sources are becoming more critical for the environment's future with each passing day, the need to incorporate them into building

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Soon-to-be-open Beaverdam Reservoir Park makes connections between ecological health, human health, and recreation

19 August 2024

Beaverdam Reservoir Park’s design intent is centered around creating connections between ecological health, human health, and recreation. The buildings, walking trails, and landscaping work with

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Studio 27 Celebrates Philip’s Academy Charter School of Paterson, NJ Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

9 July 2024

Studio 27 is thrilled to announce we’ve reached the finish line on the transformation of a vacant manufacturing site into a progressive new K-8 campus. On June 5, 2024, Philip’s Academy Charter

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