Cardiff University Selects Architect for $110 Million Project
CARDIFF, Wales — Cardiff University in Cardiff is making good on plans to invest roughly £300 million (more than $425 million) in cutting edge new research and teaching facilities.
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University of Iowa to Debut Several Projects After 2008 Flood
IOWA CITY, Iowa — This year, the University of Iowa (UI) will finally cap years of construction work on several major projects, three of which are valued at $400 million and were funded by FEMA to replace buildings destroyed by the 2008 flood.
Angier Elementary School Reopens in Sustainable New Facility
NEWTON, Mass. — Angier Elementary School students began 2016 in a brand new, state-of-the-art facility.
Ole Miss to Construct New STEM Facility, Debuts Arena
OXFORD, Miss. — Construction on a new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) building for the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) in Oxford is scheduled to begin this spring.
University of North Dakota Campus Sees Construction Boom
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — The University of North Dakota has experienced substantial growth and change in recent months with the construction and completion of a number of new buildings across multiple departments.
BERKELEY, Calif.Columbus Elementary School Achieves LEED Silver
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The 142-year-old Stewart Alternative Elementary School in Columbus reopened in January 2015 after undergoing an extensive renovation.
Q&A: The Builder鈥檚 Role in School Sustainability
For many schools, colleges and universities, sustainability is now simply part of the institutional culture.
Rhode Island School of Design Revamps Illustration Building
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The prestigious Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in Providence unveiled an extensive $12.1 million renovation of its Illustration Studies Building (ISB) on Oct. 10.
University of Georgia Dedicates Solar Energy Project
ATHENS, Ga. — The University of Georgia and Atlanta-headquartered Georgia Power have partnered on a 1-megawatt solar energy project on the university’s campus in Athens to help expand the state’s portfolio of power generation options.