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Boston Public Schools Celebrates Opening of $73 Million Academy

8 years ago7 years ago6 mins

Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Boston Public Schools (BPS) recently celebrated the opening of the Dearborn STEM 6-12 Early College Academy, the first school in Boston intentionally designed and built for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) learning.

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Beverly Hills HS Embarks on $150 Million Modernization Project

8 years ago7 years ago6 mins

The DLR Group will provide integrated master planning, architecture, and interior design services for the long-awaited Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) Modernization Project.

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Rose-Hulman Gets $15-Million Lead Gift to Create New Academic Building

8 years ago7 years ago4 mins

By Aziza Jackson TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology recently announced that it received a $15 million lead gift from an anonymous donor to support construction of a new…

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Perkins Eastman-Designed School Earns LEED Platinum

8 years ago8 years ago6 mins

International design and architecture firm, Perkins Eastman, recently announced that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School in Cambridge, MA, has been certified LEED Platinum.

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UConn’s New Science and Engineering Building Enhances STEM Learning

8 years ago8 years ago5 mins

Designed by New York City-based Mitchell Giurgola Architects, the $95 million building is a part of UConn’s efforts to expand STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) academia.

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Kansas City Art Institute Breaks Ground on Student Residence Hall and Dining Center

8 years ago7 years ago5 mins

The Kansas City Art Institute broke ground on a new student residence hall and dining center earlier this month, officially taking the project off the institution’s wish list.

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SVA Architects Teams with Hermosa Beach City School District on Numerous Projects

8 years ago8 years ago3 mins

SVA Architects is working with The Hermosa Beach City School District for several modernization and construction projects, funded by local bond Measure S.

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ABM Creates Energy-Cost Savings for Lowndes County Schools

8 years ago8 years ago5 mins

The program is built to provide these facility additions and improvements with no upfront costs, with a projection of more than $9.4 million in energy and operating costs throughout a 20-year period. Now, ABM is bringing this program to another Georgia county.

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UW’s Nanoengineering & Sciences Building Set to Earn LEED Silver

8 years ago8 years ago10 mins

A new Nanoengineering and Sciences Building (NanoES) was completed at the University of Washington (UW) last summer, and is designed to LEED Silver for its many green and sustainable features.

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Remodel the Green Way with Window Film

8 years ago8 years ago6 mins

By Darrell Smith In today’s world, being environmentally conscious and incorporating green initiatives when remodeling is a high priority for many schools. It not only benefits building operators, faculty and…

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