Infrastructure consultant AECOM will be leading a program management contract for the DeKalb County School District in Georgia as part of its Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (E-SPLOST) VI Capital Improvement Program.
DIGroup Architecture, based in New Brunswick, N.J., will be imagining its first ever ground-up public school in New York City.
Thanks to the joint efforts of architects Memasi and BBS and general contractor Stalco, a single-family home constructed in 1916 is being renovated to serve as a more modern home for the Riverhead Charter School.
General contractor Kraus-Anderson has been hard at work on several educational projects for the White Bear Lake School District, located in the far northeastern suburbs of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Internationally known general contractor Skanska, which is based in Sweden, has been tapped by North Carolina’s Wake County Public School System for a design-build project of the district’s new $78 million middle school.
The cold months are descending upon the Upper Midwest, but that doesn’t mean that educational improvements throughout the region necessarily halt.
Veritas Prep High School is officially open for 9th grade learning, even as the bulldozers have continued to bring the school into the educational present.
International builder Skanska—which is based in Stockholm, Sweden, but operates several offices in the United States—has been hired by the Comal Independent School District to construct a $57 million new school in the far northern suburbs of San Antonio.
The Parkway School District of the greater St. Louis area has contracted Poettker Construction of Breese, Ill., to facilitate construction management work throughout the district thanks to moneys approved by voters in the recent Prop S bond.
A historic high school building in the southeast of the Centennial State has been given a 21st century facelift.
