Education - Administrators

Consider the Gilbert Hilhouse Boggs Building at Georgia Tech. Not only did Clarus engineer engaging writeable surfaces, but the installation optimized space management, with custom glass dividers deployed throughout the terraced seating. This example of Clarus customization transcended the writing surface to include custom hardware, fixtures and glass design.

Clarus helped the State University of New York (SUNY) Stonybrook campus update its common areas, seamlessly integrating digital display and glass for the Mendelsohn Quad. Space management is a hot topic for campus engineering, facilities and architecture leaders, looking to maximize learning, collaborative, social and living spaces. From go! Mobile as a divider solution to SUNY Stonybrook’s addition of collaborative writing surfaces to common areas, Clarus glass optimizes spaces and improves campus environments.

With Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cornell University, Duke University and Johns Hopkins University Clarus innovates at the intersection of science, technology, education and healthcare.
With examples like Auburn University, Ole Miss, University of Southern California, University of Arkansas and The Ohio State University, Clarus has demonstrated the scale and price-competitiveness to compete on the largest of stages, within both public and private administrations.

The use of writing surfaces in learning environments is iconic. But with glassboards, Clarus is leading the evolution from old fashioned chalkboards, and more contemporary yet ineffective whiteboards, to sustainable, lower total-cost of ownership, customizable glass.