Featured Project: Early Childhood Learning Center
Challenge
Childhood learning facilities need to meet high standards, including safety of the children and durability of the equipment. A new 4,608 square-foot early childhood learning center at the community college in Roscommon, Michigan was looking for durable casework that provided both functionality and natural wood grain laminates to enhance the children’s environment.
The Warbler’s Nest enhances developmental growth and provides quality care of young children of KCC students. As happy sounds of children fill the Warbler’s Nest, parents, teachers and administrators can take comfort in knowing the casework and storage systems are designed to withstand many years of creating, exploration and learning.
“We needed high performing, quality casework that met both our needs as caregivers, as well as the needs of the young children we serve…We are committed to helping these children grow both physically and mentally, while developing an initiative for learning and creativity. They need a clean, spacious environment with a safe equipment that encourages learning. We are so satisfied with the casework that we are looking into adding more wall storage”
– Tracey Znamer, Early Childhood Learning Center Director