Motorized Origami Vehicles
Children ages 8+ can take the road, water, or air by storm with the new POWERUP RACERS Motorized Origami Vehicles. The small, versatile propulsion motor transforms a paper creation into a…
February 2019
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Health Professions Building Opens at Georgia Southern
The newly unveiled Health Professions Academic Building at Waters College of Health Professions will serve Georgia Southern University’s mission to drive economic and regional workforce development needs.
Rachel Wisnefski
SchoolBondFinder, the first comprehensive, online database tracking K12 bond–funded capital improvement projects in the U.S., recently announced the addition of Dr. Rachel Wisnefski as vice president of sales and marketing….
College of DuPage Unveils Expanded Library Media Lab
College of DuPage’s (COD) newly expanded Library Media Lab is now open to students, providing them with access to the digital production equipment necessary to remain competitive in the evolving technology-based workforce.
Construction on COA’s New Center for Human Ecology Set for Spring Start
The College of the Atlantic’s (COA) new $13 million Center for Human Ecology is designed to create state-of-the-art spaces for the waterfront campus’ learning community.
Jorge Tiscareno
PBK Architects, an international architecture and engineering practice specializing in educational and sports facilities, recently announced the promotion of Jorge Tiscareno to principal in the firm’s PBK Houston office. He…
Clemson’s College of Business Construction Doubles as Classroom
Clemson University is currently in the midst of the largest campus development initiative in its history, implementing a facilities plan designed to help place it in the public eye among the best institutions of learning in America.
Penn’s New Residence Facility on Schedule for 2021 Opening
Construction on New College House West, the University of Pennsylvania’s (Penn) new 250,000-square-foot residential building, is currently underway.
Brooklyn Tech Training Center to Serve as Career Pipeline
The doors to the Brooklyn STEAM Center have officially opened; a new hub to provide career technical training to students from eight local NYC public high schools in a rigorous professional setting.
SchenkelShultz Designs School-Associated Boys & Girls Club in Orlando
SchenkelShultz Architecture of Orlando is designing the innovative new $8 million, 31,543-square-foot Jacqueline Bradley and Clarence Otis Family Boys & Girls Club in the city’s West Lakes neighborhood.