Construction Begins on Maryland School of Public Policy
Construction is not underway on the new School of Public Policy building at the University of Maryland, College Park.
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Seeking LEED Certification for Schools
With today’s greater emphasis on sustainability, energy efficiency and healthy environments for students, educational facilities can benefit from seeking Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification.
First Phase of Wisconsin Athletic Performance Research Center Now Open
Earlier this year, a dedication ceremony was held in Milwaukee, Wisc. for the first phase of Marquette University’s new $24 million Athletic and Human Performance Research Center (AHPRC).
Unique Manhattan School Addition Completed
The addition of an 83,500-square-foot building to the Brearley School in Manhattan has been completed.
Renovation Now Complete for Boston’s 300-Year-Old Eliot School
A $15 million renovation project for Eliot Innovation School—the oldest continuously operating school in the United States—was completed in September.
Unique Living and Learning Hall Unveiled in Arkansas
A design collaborative led by Leers Weinzapfel Associates (Boston), Modus Studio (Fayetteville, AR), Mackey Mitchell Architects (St. Louis), and OLIN (Philadelphia), announces the completion of Adohi Hall, a $79M, 202,027-square-foot, 708-bed facility at the University of Arkansas.
University of Arizona Unveils Unique New Honors Student Village
A creative series of chain reaction ribbon cuttings connected key areas of the multi-purpose Honors Village at the University of Arizona recently, to commemorate the new living-learning student community.
New Business Complex Completed at Michigan State University
The opening of the new Edward J. Minskoff Pavilion at Michigan State University was celebrated in late September.
New Virginia High School Features Impressive Architecture
The Heights, a new secondary school building in Arlington, is now complete.
BOND Wraps Innovative New Massachusetts Middle School
Calling it a “building of hope,” city leaders in Quincy celebrated the completion of its newest school, the South-West Middle School, a $58 million 96,000-square-foot facility that will usher in the next generation of learning.