Skanska USA Delivers in Delaware
NEWARK, Del. — Students at the University of Delaware will soon be envious the upcoming freshman class, as Skanska USA makes progress on the construction of two new resident buildings on the campus.
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Northwestern University Announces New Athletics Complex
EVANSTON, Ill. — Last Saturday, when the nation’s focus returned to college football for the third week of the new season, Northwestern University announced its board of trustees’ recent approval of plans to build a major athletic complex and adjoining parking structure.
Renovated Library Mixes the Modern with the Past
With an ever-increasing student body, San Francisco State University (SFSU) saw the need to expand its facilities in a big way — with a 362,500-square-foot project.
Public-Private Partnership Comes to Yonkers
YONKERS, N.Y. —Yonkers Public Schools became the first school district in the nation to begin the possible implementation of a public-private partnership. The $1.7 billion project would allow the school district to rebuild and/or replace aging facilities through renovation, reconstruction or tearing down and completely rebuilding.
Created in 1881, Yonkers Public Schools is the fourth largest district in the state of New York. The most recent demographic study showed that the school district is now almost 4,000 seats short and by 2017 it will be 7,000 seats short.
Eagle Stadium Soars Above the Rest
ALLEN, Texas — Everything is bigger in Texas, and Allen High School (AHS) serves as a prime example of just how big the state can build — and just how much they can afford to spend. AHS, in Allen, Texas, will unveil its new $60 million stadium in the coming weeks, in time for the first game of the season.
Cal Players Enjoying New Stadium
BERKELEY, Calif. — The University of California (Cal) Bears practiced on their new football field for the first time in mid-August and anticipation is already mounting for the home opener against The University of Nevada at Reno Wolfpack on September 1, which will be the first home game at the university since November 2010.
Harvard Installs Largest Solar Array on Campus
BOSTON — Harvard continues to solidify its place among energy efficient universities.
Designing Schools for 21st Century Learning
School design is crucial in order to accommodate the changing needs of students, staff and teachers. Architects have been working side-by-side with school officials to deliver spaces that provide the best opportunities for student learning. With new technologies and innovative teaching methods, classroom spaces have become more than just desk-filled rooms. These new classroom designs feature flexible learning spaces that have the ability to take student learning to the next level.
Moody Nolan Hauls in Awards
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Columbus-based Moody Nolan, the largest African-American owned and operated architecture firm in the U.S., recently won several design awards over the first half of 2012 for its work at educational and recreational facilities.
Report Details the Future of California’s K-12 Schools
BEREKLEY, Calif. — The time to start thinking about the future of schools is now, according to a new University of California at Berkeley report released by California superintendent of public instruction, Tom Torlakson.