Herman Miller learning spaces for universities and schools across Central Asia.

Build a stronger sense of community across a campus where students and faculty rarely crossed paths outside formal classroom hours.

A range of Herman Miller settings — from casual alcoves for small group discussion to traditional classrooms and private offices — placed intentionally throughout the Rafael Viñoly-designed Kravis Center.

Absorb rapid enrollment growth without building three separate facilities — and give the whole campus a single, welcoming heart.

One three-story integrated centerpiece designed with SmithGroupJJR, furnished with Herman Miller systems across classrooms, faculty offices, library, art studio and student services.

Design a new high school for a 40-year-old inquiry-based pedagogy — where learning happens everywhere, not only in classrooms, and where students help drive its direction.

Reconfigurable Herman Miller furniture on casters, project-based learning studios, and generous transitional zones that treat every part of the school as teachable space.

Create a library that evokes the stark simplicity of the surrounding desert canyon while giving staff and readers timeless, ergonomic support.

Eames Classic pieces for reading and lounge, Resolve for the teen area, and Passage/Ethospace with Aeron chairs at every staff workstation.

Move past the regimented lecture hall and design a classroom that lets faculty try out new teaching tools and methods for a generation of digital-native students.

A collaboration with Herman Miller's Learning Spaces Research Program — reconfigurable furniture, integrated technology, and a layout that shifts between lecture, seminar and group modes in seconds.

Move from seven fragmented floors in central London to a single Stratford floor that unites every team and champions a new way of working.

Activity-based zones designed with Herman Miller — quiet focus, project rooms, collaborative benches and social areas — all on one connected floorplate.