WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two teams emerged victorious from this week’s School of the Future Design Competition, which challenges students to imagine and design environmentally friendly schools.
TEMPE, Ariz. — Arizona State University’s main campus in Tempe, Ariz., has unveiled its renovated Health Services Building, an energy-efficient facility where patients wait less to get help.
CHICAGO — DePaul University’s downtown campus is expanding to accommodate the relocation of the University’s College of Commerce, which will include a simulated trade room.
Lisa C. Sachs, a managing principal at San Diego-based Cumming Construction Management, Inc., was recently inducted into the AIA’s College of Fellows. Sachs, a licensed architect and long-time active member of the AIA, was on hand to be recognized in person in Washington D.C. Sachs is also a certified construction manager and LEED green associate.
InPro’s new whiteboard paint, Exclamation Paint, is an alternative to traditional framed whiteboards found in schools and offices. The paint covers up to 70 square feet using a simple two-part kit, rolling on like traditional paint and applying seamlessly over any existing smooth surface to create a writable/erasable dry erase area, according to the company. Made from a low-odor, water-based solution for easy clean up and installation, the paint can be finished in about five days rather than the 7-10 day time frame to complete most products, according to the company.
Action Floors Systems’ new Action Herculan TC Pro is specifically made for indoor and outdoor tennis courts. The flooring provides true ball bounce for all playing skills ranging from professional to recreational and features a high performance, non-porous surface that is hygienic and easy to clean, according to the company. The Herculan TC Pro delivers wear-resistance and easy maintenance. Available in a wide range of colors, it can be quickly and economically resurfaced when required, according to the company.
Appointed to vice president and Cincinnati region leader, Nick Apanius will lead Messer Construction’s health care division, managing and providing guidance to a multi-functional team to drive research and development for the company’s construction services. He is a University of Cincinnati graduate and began his career with Messer in 1999. Apanius served as a senior project manager before being promoted to project executive and then health care executive.
