SAN FRANCISCO — International engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti has acquired California-based DASSE Design Inc., a structural engineering firm that specializes in education, healthcare, government and corporate clients. Dasse operates offices…
In addition to the new middle school building, the project designed by Hutton Architecture Studio with Studio B Architects includes a 7,525-square-foot addition to the elementary school and 10,000 square…
HOUSTON — Global consulting company Turner & Townsend acquired Busby & Associates, a provider of project management services in Houston and the Southwest. Busby & Associates has clients in the…
PHOENIX — The governor’s office and the Arizona School Facilities Board announced winners of the Governor’s Achievement Awards for Innovative School Design for 2008. Schools were recognized for innovative design in…
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Architecture and engineering firm Leo A Daly acquired Schwab, Twitty & Hanser Architectural Group. STH, based in West Palm Beach with an office in Tampa,…
School buildings are not simply passive containers that house children for the better part of the year, they are nurturing environments for teaching, learning and discovery. They are also incredibly…
Schools are expensive to build and they are in use for decades. It’s imperative we recognize changing attitudes and practices to better understand how they will impact the education environment….
DeJongWilliam S. DeJong, Ph.D., REFP, is CEO of DeJong, an educational facility planning firm based in Dublin, Ohio. DeJong was president and assistant executive director of the Council of Educational…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A developer has transformed an abandoned, historic downtown hotel into luxury apartments for students and faculty at nearby colleges. Campus Apartments spent $21 million to renovate the historic…
FRISCO, Texas — Located between a high school and community college, the Frisco Independent School District’s Career and Technical Education Center is perfectly situated for its function, according to planners….
