LED Track Luminaires
ConTech Lighting by Leviton has announced the launch of their new Eclipse Curve Series LED Track Luminaires. Constructed of extruded and machined aluminum, the heat-sink and integrated driver housing provides…
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Mark Schoeman
Architecture industry veteran Mark Schoeman, AIA, has joined Anderson Brulé Architects, Inc. (ABA) as design principal, bringing with him 35-plus years of project and firm leadership experience. In his new…
California Arts and Sciences Building Awarded LEED Platinum Certification
The new $60 million Arts and Computational Sciences building at UC Merced—spanning 90,000 square feet—was completed last August following a four-year design and construction schedule using the Public Private Partnership delivery model.
Projects Remain Underway on Arkansas Schools
Construction continues on the more than $40 million in school projects underway in the Lakeside School District in Hot Springs, Ark. in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Acoustical Shell
Staging Concepts, a leading provider of portable staging solutions and equipment for performance venues, has expanded its acoustical shell line with the addition of the Crescendo™ Acoustical Shell, a portable…
Virginia Tech Unveils First Innovation Campus Building Design
The first academic building for Virginia Tech’s Innovation Campus in Alexandria features a design centered on the principles of sustainability, health and wellness, green and social spaces, accessibility, connectivity, flexibility and integrated technology.
Roger D. Richardson
Roger D. Richardson, AIA, REFP, a principal with Quinn Evans, has retired after an architectural career that spanned more than 45 years. He will continue to serve as principal emeritus…
USGBC Partners on Green Building Initiatives Report
To promote discussion and transparency about evolving green initiatives, building technology company arbnco and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) recently hosted a series of roundtable discussions with building and energy executives.
California District Passes Resolution Authorizing Construction as “Essential”
The Pleasanton Unified School District recently passed a resolution that authorizes construction projects to continue as “essential” during the current shelter-in-place order due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
$15 Billion California School Upgrade Bond Rejected
Following a statewide measure on March’s primary ballot, California voters have rejected a $15 billion bond to renovate the state’s aging schools.