Architectural firm S/L/A/M Collaborative has been hired by Sacred Heart University to reimagine the campus’s multipurpose William Pitt Athletic & Convocation Center for a new era. S/L/A/M’s design entails rotating the athletic court 90 degrees and bringing the spectator bleachers closer to the gameplay.
San Jacinto College is moving forward on its new Center for Biotechnology at the Generation Park Campus. Conceived in conjunction with McCord Development, Inc., the new facility will provide training in such areas as good manufacturing practices (GMP) in simulated environments.
Construction management firm Connolly Brothers has been awarded the New England chapter of the Design-Build Institute of America’s (DBIA-NE) Silver Award for its design-build work at New England Academy’s new South Shore campus, located in Marshfield, Mass.
At the CSU Spur school at the National Western Center, the new Hord Coplan Macht-designed HYDRO Building offers students and the public interactive exhibits and other amenities to teach them about water conservation.
The Tubbs Fire of 2017 wrought severe destruction to the Sonoma Valley, destroying not only vineries but also local buildings and school facilities.
Landmark Properties has begun construction on The Standard at Los Angeles, located at 3900 S Figueroa St. only a few blocks south of the University of Southern California (USC) campus in Los Angeles.
The Compton Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously selected DLR Group to design the new Centennial High School.
Fort Worth Country Day (FWCD) school, the oldest college prep institution in the city, is expanding its footprint with the addition of a nearly 33,000-square-foot lower school building, to be called the Annie Richardson Bass Lower School, which will host some 350 students in grades 1-4.
Contractor and architect Marrillia Design has given the Kentucky Wildcats a whole new common area at the state’s flagship university campus.
Design firm LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects will reimagine the University of California, Berkeley’s Dwinelle Annex Renovation as the new home of the Center for the University’s Disabled Students’ Program (DSP) as the DSP has outgrown its current space.
