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Add Study Spaces In A Matter of Hours

As a college student, having to step around dust and construction tape is just an added stressor when looking for a study space. Imagine your academic building transforming in a matter of hours — from the lack of study space to a plethora of them. No dust, no loud noise, no disruption.

That’s exactly what our education pods can do.

YOURspace modular study pods are designed to be easily installed in existing spaces. Your campus study environment will be transferred into a learning haven in a matter of hours.

Why Modular Pods Are Better Than Construction

Sure, traditional construction offers a permanent solution. But it also offers many drawbacks: time, mess, and noise.

Unlike construction projects that take weeks or months, modular learning pods can be installed in just a few hours. This minimizes disruption to student schedules and faculty routines, keeping your campus environment productive. Plus, construction brings dust, noise, and a general sense of chaos. Installing modular study pods is a clean and quiet process, ensuring minimal disruption to ongoing campus activities.

Aside from these drawbacks of construction projects, permanent builds don’t account for the versatility that your university may need.

Modular pods can be easily reconfigured or relocated to meet changing needs and higher education trends. This allows you to adapt your study space layout to accommodate different learning styles, group sizes, and future growth. You can transfigure your pods into individual study pods for solo study sessions, collaborative study pods for group work, and even soundproof student privacy booths for confidential calls or online exams.

Still not convinced? Then consider the cost-effectiveness of campus study pods. 

Construction projects require a significant upfront investment in materials, labor, and permits. The national average cost on a college campus is about $244 per square foot. Modular study spaces offer a more cost-effective solution, with lower initial costs and the flexibility to adapt or relocate them as needed. In essence, student study pods provide a cost-effective solution by offering:

  • Lower initial investment
  • Faster installation with reduced labor costs
  • Minimal disruption and lost revenue
  • Flexibility for future needs

Invest in Student Success with Modular Education Pods

YOURspace is proud to provide innovative higher education study solutions. Our modular study pods are the answer to the growing demand for flexible study spaces and campus privacy solutions. With quick, quiet, and clean installation and a cost-effective way to adapt to student needs, study pods are well worth the investment.

What’s more, study pods may be considered “school furniture,” as they are movable and reconfigurable. You may qualify for classroom grants that help fund furniture for colleges. Search for a grant to find one you are eligible for here.

Ready to add study spaces to your higher ed institute? Contact us to transform your campus study environment — in a matter of hours.

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David Faust

David Faust

YOURspace Founder & Owner

David started his career in operations in various roles and industries, earning his Master Black Belt in Lean/Six Sigma along the way. 

He has over fifteen years of experience as a consultant helping several businesses of different sizes, industries, and functions improve efficiency, quality, and delivery.  David was also general manager of Pretzels, Inc., a multi-million dollar snack food manufacturer. He helped lead the organization to record revenues and profits while maximizing the value of the business for a recent sale by ownership. 

David currently manages a portfolio of manufacturing, distribution and retail companies through Ro12 Enterprises, a private capital group he started in 2015. He has also been involved in several startups, personally founding three of them.  

David is a graduate of Purdue University with a Bachelors Degree in Business Management.  He and his wife live in Fort Wayne, IN, with their four children.