Florida Expanding Design and Construction School
The University of Florida has announced that its long-in-planning addition to its construction and design school is now underway.
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SVA’s Work on Bay Area School Staff Housing Recognized
The Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH) and the American Institute of Architects California (AIA California) have awarded SVA Architects with a Jury Citation Award for their work with the Jefferson Union High School District.
Street Improvements Boost Safety for Philadelphia Schools
The City of Brotherly Love’s own Carusone Construction, Inc. is tackling safety improvements as part of the Hamilton School-Vision Zero Safer Streets Around Schools project.
Austin CC Renovations Awarded LEED Platinum
A building serving as part of the Austin Community College’s Rio Grande Campus has transitioned from a high school to college campus over its century-plus in the Texas capital city.
L.A.’s Westmark School Will Soon Have New Addition
General contractor Suffolk is hard at work on a new elementary school for the Westmark School, located in the San Fernando Valley community of Encino.
East Bay District Breaks Ground on Spacious Replacement Gymnasium
In a few years, the San Leandro Unified School District will be home to a $67 million gym, which will be one of the largest in the Bay Area when completed near the end of 2024.
Firms Waive Fees on Uvalde Replacement School Project
The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District has announced that two prominent firms will work gratis to replace Robb Elementary, site of last May’s tragic shooting in which 21 people were killed.
McCarthy and DLR Group Team Up on Unique Bay Area School
Architecture firm DLR Group and general contractor McCarthy Building Companies have been hired by the San Francisco Unified School District to build a new school in the city’s bustling Mission Bay neighborhood.
McCarthy Building Companies Adds Additional Parking At UNLV
McCarthy Building Companies has added to the Entertainment Capital of the World for many decades, both in the commercial and educational sectors.
Tuner-Corenic Breaks Ground on Replacement Maryland High School
Suitland High School, which opened in 1951, is being given a new campus. Tuner-Corenic Construction is working with Cox Graae + Spack Architects on a 344,000-square-foot educational building that will encompass a high school as well as the school’s Center for Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) and Career Technical Education (CTE) programs.