Architecture Firm Gets Green Buildings Growing
ATLANTA — Global firm, Perkins+Will has recently completed construction of the first award-winning, modular Sprout Space classroom.
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University Solar Energy Research Gains Momentum
NORFOLK, Va. — After 15 years of solar energy research, Dr.
School System Improves Multiple Programs with Updated Campus
DAYTON, Tenn. — Students at Rhea County High School will have a new state-of-the-art building for the 2013-14 school year after construction work concludes on a new 230,000-square-foot structure.
Cal U鈥檚 Student Center to See New Life
CALIFORNIA, Penn. — About 20 years after Pittsburgh-based WTW Architects first designed the California University of Pennsylvania’s (Cal U) Natali Student Center, the architecture firm plans on expanding and renovating the initial structure to bring it up to 21st century standards.
Massachusetts Governor Proposes Increased Funding for Education
BOSTON — Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts is no stranger when it comes to education reform.
Music Fills the Halls at High School
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. — Garden City High School recently celebrated the completion of its $10.5 million expansion and renovation project. Those working on the New York high school project gathered for a ribbon cutting and time capsule ceremony, marking the completion and opening of the new space.
University of Michigan Expands Health Services
NORTHVILLE, Mich. — Construction on Northville Park Place, a retail and mixed-use development project, will begin early this year in Michigan. The construction site is located at the former Northville Psychiatric Hospital, a 400-plus acre campus that closed in 2003 and was sold by the state years ago to two different owners.
Saint Louis University Hospital Leads Industry with New Center
ST. LOUIS — Missouri cancer patients who need bone marrow transplants now have the satisfaction of sleeping in their own beds at night as opposed to staying in a hospital during treatment.
California Goes Green with School Construction
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California voters passed Proposition 39 back in November and now the new law is set to go in effect at the beginning of 2013, which will bring in up to $550 million annually for efficiency and clean energy school construction projects.
Princeton Welcomes in New Year with Start of $300 Million Project
PRINCETON, N.J. — Princeton officials made the decision last week to approve funding for a new arts and transit building.