Architecture planning and design firm PBK has welcomed Lee Osborne, AIA, LEED AP, as new managing principal of the Fort Worth, Texas, office. Osborne has more than two decades of designing and planning experience within school districts across the state of Texas.
When a state-of-the-art event venue became available near an existing district facility in North Texas, Burleson Independent School District leaders seized the opportunity and approached Pfluger Architects with a bold question: Could the venue and attached commercial space be transformed into a non-traditional campus?
Today’s teachers and students aren’t tethered to a wall by technology. Nor do they embrace a traditional, one-sided classroom. New pedagogies and learning styles — i.e., visual, kinetic, contemplative and collaborative — are shaping not only the way teachers teach, but the way we design the spaces in which education flourishes.
Supera CW, Intus Window’s energy- and cost-efficient window option, is suitable for low- to mid-rise projects within institutional and retrofit projects as well as multi-family and hospitality projects.
After an impactful eight years at Oregon State University (OSU) as Provost and Executive Vice President, Edward J. Feser has been appointed the 34th president of Saint Louis University (SLU) in St. Louis, Mo.
As the opportunities within college sports continue to grow, a more sophisticated professional mindset has emerged in the formerly amateur arena.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Dec. 13 at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) to celebrate the future 186,000-square-foot College of Medicine building.
Tracey Moss a registered architect with 32 years of experience, has joined the Kennesaw, Ga., office of full-service architecture and engineering firm CROFT & Associates as business unit director of the K-12 education market.
STARC’s modular temporary wall panels offer a durable, easy solution to protect sensitive areas from the disturbances of construction.
Construction programs and dining halls don’t often go hand in hand. However, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) saw considerable cost and efficiency benefits by co-locating two otherwise disparate spaces in the beautiful new $67 million Hitt Hall.
