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How Universities Can Compete for Students in a Changing Landscape
The Gilbane P3 model brings expanded solutions to existing educational clients and helps those higher institutions deliver more than student housing.
Mass Timber as a Catalyst for Biophilic, Sustainable Campus Design
Mass timber construction offers a powerful way to bring the warmth, texture and psychological benefits of nature indoors, while also advancing sustainability goals and, in many cases, matching or outperforming traditional steel construction on cost.
Owner’s Rep George Swetz of Skanska on Navigating Risk, Cost and Change in Higher Ed Construction
Higher education institutions are reevaluating how capital projects support long-term value, flexibility and campus identity, while navigating cost volatility and complex stakeholder demands.
Beyond the Building: The Engineering Challenges of K–12 School Site Design
Civil engineers often think of school design as an exercise in balancing competing priorities. Safety, traffic flow, site constraints, pedestrian patterns, drainage, sports fields, and a litany of regulatory requirements are all part of the mix.
How Smart Color Placement Shapes Play for Neurodivergent Students
Strategic color use can reduce overwhelm, support transitions and encourage more confident play.
Board Member Spotlight: David Schrader on Uniting Design Vision and Outcome, and What’s Next for Modern Learning Environments
David Schrader FAIA, A4LE Fellow, LEED AP, is managing partner of SCHRADERGROUP architecture, has spent more than three decades focused on public-interest and education projects.
Myrtle Grove Elementary: Phased Construction Keeps Students on Campus During Complete Rebuild
The new Myrtle Grove Elementary School in Pensacola, Florida went through an in-depth process in its design and construction.
Facility of the Month: Franklin Cummings Tech Serves as a Living Laboratory
In Boston’s Nubian Square, the new home of Franklin Cummings Tech reflects a fundamental shift in how the institution delivers technical education.
A Scalable Blueprint for Modernizing School Energy Plants: How One Florida District Reduced Energy Costs and Unlocked Six-Figure Incentives
Across the country, K-12 school districts are navigating a tough, familiar equation: aging buildings, rising utility costs, and intense pressure to stretch every tax dollar. HVAC systems, particularly central energy plants, often sit at the center of that challenge.