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Career Center Balances Design With Function

18 years ago17 years ago4 mins

FRISCO, Texas — Located between a high school and community college, the Frisco Independent School District’s Career and Technical Education Center is perfectly situated for its function, according to planners….

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FAMU K-12 Replacement Campus Completed

18 years ago17 years ago3 mins

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida A & M University recently opened its new $24 million Development Research School, a six building campus completed in 19 months. The 132,116-square-foot facility that will…

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Mesa State College Aims for LEED Gold Certification

18 years ago17 years ago3 mins

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Mesa State College expects to receive LEED Gold certification for its new learning center, which recently won an award from the state’s energy provider and utilizes…

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Clinton Initiative Pumps Greenhouse Gas Fight

18 years ago17 years ago2 mins

WASHINGTON — Improving old buildings through energy-efficient renovations is the focus of an expanded partnership between the Clinton Climate Initiative and the U.S. Green Building Council to cut greenhouse gas…

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AIA Assesses Sustainability In 10 Cities

18 years ago17 years ago2 mins

WASHINGTON — The American Institute of Architects is targeting 10 cities to receive technical advice on how to make their communities more eco-friendly under its Sustainable Design Assessment Team program….

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Fabric-Duct HVAC System Provides Energy Savings

18 years ago17 years ago2 mins

OSKALOOSA, Iowa — Energy efficient HVAC systems are being lauded in a $25 million expansion project that added two new buildings to William Penn University’s 135-year-old campus. The new 155,000-square-foot…

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Solar Savings Generate Scholarship Funding

18 years ago17 years ago2 mins

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Scholarship money for Florida Atlantic University students is coming from a new source: the sun. The university recently installed more than 230 photovoltaic panels on the…

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Creating a Safe, Secure School Campus

18 years ago17 years ago9 mins

As gun violence on school campuses continues and criminal activity in communities remains a constant threat, the need to design a safe and secure campus environment has never been more…

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Q & A Mar/Apr 2009 – Adaptive Economics

18 years ago17 years ago17 mins

O’DonnellSean O’Donnell, principal at New York-based Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn Architects, has more than 15 years of experience in architecture, with a focus on designing learning environments. O’Donnell founded and…

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People in the News – Mar/Apr 2009

18 years ago17 years ago7 mins

A/E/C International architectural design firm HOK appointed Gerry Faubert, CET, LEED AP, vice president and director of integrated design. Faubert is tasked with leading the integration of high-performance solutions into…

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