Loyola’s Seville Campus Scores Breakthrough LEED Platinum
Aug. 19, 2020 – luis vidal + architects has announced that its newly designed, 312,000-square-foot Loyola University Campus in Seville, was awarded a LEED Platinum certification.
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Texas Debuts Much-Needed New Middle School
A ribbon-cutting ceremony commemorating the opening of the new $39.5 million Bobby Summers Middle School in the Royse City ISD was recently held.
Modular Design Helps Education Sector Respond to COVID-19
As school administrators evaluate solutions that allow for the safe return of students in coming months, modular design and construction presents great opportunities for both short- and long-term considerations.
Designing for Interior Flexibility: COVID-19 and Beyond
Harvard University’s Computer Science / Statistics Data Science Lab (CS/SDS Lab) and the Cabot Science Library Second Floor
Build Begins on Oklahoma State University Health Sciences Building
Construction has begun on the new $50 million North Academic Building at Oklahoma State University’s (OSU) Center for Health Sciences downtown campus in Tulsa, Okla.
Resilient School Design and Lessons Learned from COVID-19
When schools shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, society became acutely aware of the significant roles our educational system fulfills.
SoCal High School Wraps $8M Modernization Effort
El Toro High School’s modernization for the Saddleback Valley Unified School District is now complete.
Personalized Learning Meets Start-Up Mentality in the Synnovation Lab:
When there’s a steady flow of educators visiting a school to learn about a specific program that’s flourishing there, you know there’s something special going on.
Historic Connecticut School Building Undergoes Revamp
This spring, the renovation and addition to the 1906 Kent School Admissions Building marked the 17th shovel in the ground for the SLAM Collaborative design and construction team on the Kent School campus, a private, co-educational preparatory located in bucolic north western Connecticut.
How Education Projects Can Move Forward Safely During the Pandemic
As construction projects across the spectrum continue to grapple with waves of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, education facilities in California have been regarded as “essential” since early in the crisis and allowed to continue.