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Higher Education Design

With deep expertise in higher education design, we support student success, faculty innovation, and institutional goals with spaces that adapt to the evolving needs of learning.

Our Campus Impact

1,025,425

SF designed over the past five years

255,375,600

construction dollars over the past five years

Outcomes our clients have experienced

Increased enrollment
Improved placement in the workforce
Student and faculty retention

Learning Environments for the Next Generation

Science and research buildings
Classrooms and lecture halls
Student life and wellness centers
Libraries and learning commons
Makerspaces and innovation hubs
Interdisciplinary collaboration zones

Higher Education Design Spotlight

Human Fusions Institute, Case Western Reserve University

A dynamic, light-filled hub for breakthrough research and innovation. This 22,000 SF renovation transformed the third floor of the former BioEnterprise building into a collaborative home for a transdisciplinary consortium led by the School of Engineering.

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Designed to support work across Robotics, Human Interfacing, Networking/Security, Visualization, and Phenomenology
Prioritized transparency and openness to foster connection, visibility, and access to natural daylight

What Our Clients Say

“It was our pleasure at Owens Community College to work with Bostwick Design Partnership on the development of our new Healthcare Education Center. From the outset, their enthusiasm for the project and its impact on our campus and broader community was evident and remained consistent through to the grand opening.

Bostwick led the design of a facility that not only supports high-fidelity learning environments but also integrates inviting social spaces. This resulted in a cohesive, connected community of future healthcare professionals. Without hesitation, I highly recommend Bostwick Design Partnership. They are skilled, knowledgeable, and responsible designers who will put your vision and project mission first.”

— Danielle Tracy, Executive Director of Operations, Owens Community College