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  • A Better Bathroom for Everyone: Why Schools Are Moving Toward Inclusive Restroom Design  September 14, 2026
  • Norco Construction Promotes Steven Gargano to Project Executive September 12, 2026
  • HMC Architects’ Oliver Nicolas on Regional Trends, Deferred Maintenance and Early Collaboration September 9, 2026
  • Modernizing Higher Education Campus Facilities Without Interrupting Learning September 7, 2026
  • Mini Dome Camera from Rhombus September 7, 2026
  • University of Michigan Announces C. Cybele Raver as President September 7, 2026
  • Medical University of South Carolina Tops Out $175 Million College of Medicine Building September 7, 2026
  • Marco Music Equipment Storage September 4, 2026
  • Dr. Kacey Wiltz Named Director of Public Safety for Kansas State University September 4, 2026
  • St. Lucie Public Schools Breaks Ground on New 215,000-Square-Foot K-8 Campus September 3, 2026

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Owners want fewer platforms to manage, faster response times, and clearer proof of compliance — especially in schools, healthcare and multi-site enterprises. 
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AI Meets Building Safety: 5 Security & Safety Trends to Watch

7 months ago8 mins

Owners want fewer platforms to manage, faster response times, and clearer proof of compliance — especially in schools, healthcare and multi-site enterprises. 

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For Tyngsborough, pursuing a ground-up structure allowed the school to provide the infrastructure and spatial requirements for flexible, project-based learning and co-teaching methodologies.
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The Power of Feasibility Studies in School Planning and Community Building

7 months ago10 mins

Feasibility studies are a useful tool both internally and externally, delivering relevant data and information to project teams while informing stakeholders of the why behind each decision.

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Arnold Swanborn
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Meet the Editorial Advisory Board: Arnold Swanborn

7 months ago8 mins

Arnold Swanborn, AIA, LEED AP, is one of the newest members of the School Construction News Editorial Advisory Board.

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The building’s exterior was carefully rehabilitated, with its historic character retained and repaired, when possible.
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How UC Berkeley’s Creekside Center Reimagines Accessibility and Sustainability

7 months ago7 months ago10 mins

The reimagined Creekside Center at UC Berkeley represents a fundamental shift in how accessibility, sustainability, and historic preservation can coexist within the academic built environment.

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Kris Decker, Firewater Photography
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Planning Performing Arts Centers That Teach on Day One

7 months ago8 mins

Performing arts centers are more than performance halls. In the right hands, they become daily learning environments that spark creativity, collaboration and critical thinking.

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Features such as garage doors or large windows are used to maintain clear visual supervision between indoor and outdoor learning areas.
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Top Pre-K-12 School Design Trends for 2026

7 months ago8 mins

Across all grade levels, hands-on learning is gaining renewed momentum. As teachers and administrators increasingly embrace experiential approaches, education is transforming into a more active, collaborative and dynamic process for students.

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From the outset, the design and construction process focused on how architecture could reinforce educational goals while responding to neighborhood scale, sustainability priorities and long-term adaptability.
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Facility of the Month: Inside the Design and Construction of a Shared Seattle Learning Environment 

8 months ago8 months ago12 mins

The Giddens School and Lake Washington Girls Middle School complex brings two independent schools together on a single urban campus, balancing shared resources with distinct identities in a tightly programmed, three-story building between Seattle’s Beacon Hill and Central District neighborhoods. 

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Rather than replacing the school, the district pursued an addition and renovation strategy that kept the campus operating on its existing site, reducing both cost and waste.
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Modernizing Aging K-12 Facilities Without Replacement

8 months ago8 months ago11 mins

The recently completed transformation of Tartan High School in Oakdale, Minn., shows how districts can modernize an aging campus while meeting expectations for flexibility, student well-being and equity.  

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Viherlaakso School in Finland introduced iWall — an exercise gaming solution that utilizes smart floors that are nonreflective, nonglossy, and free of any dark or busy patterns that could interfere with projection and motion tracking.
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How to Design Walls and Floors as Interactive Educational Surfaces Without Screen Fatigue

8 months ago7 mins

The prevalence of screen fatigue necessitates the development of more advanced technologies, such as interactive walls and floor-based activities.

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The new Galveston Elementary campus transitioned its traditional learning space to include arts-focused classrooms, multipurpose collaboration zones, outdoor learning spaces and flexible environments that support both small-group instruction and larger activities.
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Rebuilding School Campuses for Future Generations, While Honoring Their Past

8 months ago8 months ago10 mins

School districts are confronting a complex challenge: how to modernize aging school campuses while preserving the history and memories that generations of families hold dear.

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