The University of Toronto celebrated the grand opening of the new 208,000-square-foot Sam Ibrahim Building on April 7. The state-of-the art, five-story facility provides a new home for academic programs and equips student entrepreneurs with the support and tools they need to flourish within their community.
University of Albany, one of the four “university centers” of the state’s State University of New York (SUNY) system, recently embarked on a $30 million decarbonization project that will greatly reduce fossil fuel consumption.
The site that once housed Revere’s Wonderland Dog Track, built in 1935, will soon be the home of a new 422,600-square-foot high school.
Mathison Hall at Canada’s University of Calgary Haskayne School of Business recently received a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification from the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) for its sustainable and energy-efficient materials, systems and design.
Arkansas State University recently broke ground on a $33.2 million College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM), the first of its kind in the state. First announced in 2023, the new college is notable for the state as well as the nation, as a new veterinary school has not been built in the United States since 2014.
Mississippi State University (MSU) recently celebrating the topping out of Azalea Hall, the campus’ new five-story multipurpose building and its largest single building project to date.
Rice University, a private, non-profit university in Houston, will soon break ground on the new Moody Center Complex for Student Life (MCCSL), a 75,000-square-foot multi-use hub.
Construction has commenced on Texas’ first Educare school. Located on the Texas A&M San Antonio Campus, the project marks a massive stride for childcare accessibility, education and early childhood development studies in the area.
The State University of New York Oneonta (SUNY Oneonta) campus is a model of sustainability in action. The university has amassed numerous green accolades over the years, and over the past decade has doubled down on reducing its environmental impact.
New Vista High School, a small alternative school located in Colorado’s Boulder Valley School District (BVSD), has reopened following the completion of a nearly $52 million construction project. The new campus—featuring naturally lit, sustainable spaces designed for flexible learning and teaching—welcomed 315 students for the spring semester on Jan. 7.
