Global Practice

59 countries. Six continents. One discipline.

Education Design International has planned, designed, and evaluated learning environments in 59 countries across six continents — from public-district schools in the Americas to international academies across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Oceania.

World map showing the 59 countries where Education Design International has worked, with pins across North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania.
EDI projects are concentrated in Asia and the Americas, with growing engagements across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Oceania.

Every country where EDI's work has touched a school.

Organized by continent. Engagements range from full design and master planning to feasibility studies, post-occupancy evaluations, and educational visioning workshops.

North America

9 Countries
  1. 01Canada
  2. 02Cayman Islands
  3. 03Costa Rica
  4. 04Honduras
  5. 05Mexico
  6. 06Panama
  7. 07Puerto Rico
  8. 08The Bahamas
  9. 09United States

South America

4 Countries
  1. 10Argentina
  2. 11Chile
  3. 12Ecuador
  4. 13Venezuela

Europe

10 Countries
  1. 14Belgium
  2. 15Denmark
  3. 16Finland
  4. 17Germany
  5. 18Portugal
  6. 19Romania
  7. 20Spain
  8. 21Switzerland
  9. 22The Netherlands
  10. 23United Kingdom

Asia

29 Countries
  1. 24Azerbaijan
  2. 25Cambodia
  3. 26China
  4. 27Georgia
  5. 28Hong Kong
  6. 29India
  7. 30Indonesia
  8. 31Israel
  9. 32Japan
  10. 33Kazakhstan
  11. 34Kyrgyzstan
  12. 35Malaysia
  13. 36Nepal
  14. 37Oman
  15. 38Pakistan
  16. 39Qatar
  17. 40Russia
  18. 41Saudi Arabia
  19. 42Singapore
  20. 43South Korea
  21. 44Sri Lanka
  22. 45Taiwan
  23. 46Thailand
  24. 47Timor Leste
  25. 48Turkey
  26. 49UAE
  27. 50Ukraine
  28. 51Uzbekistan
  29. 52Vietnam

Africa

5 Countries
  1. 53Egypt
  2. 54Kenya
  3. 55Morocco
  4. 56Tanzania
  5. 57Uganda

Oceania

2 Countries
  1. 58Australia
  2. 59New Zealand
Considering Your Project?

Wherever you are, we have likely been there.

A quarter-century of cross-cultural work informs every recommendation we make. If you'd like to discuss a project in your country, we'd be glad to start a conversation.