HMC Architects’ Oliver Nicolas on Regional Trends, Deferred Maintenance and Early Collaboration
HMC Architects recently welcomed Oliver Nicolas to the firm’s PreK-12 practice as Principal-in-Charge.
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Los Altos School District Breaks Ground on New San Antonio Campus
Los Altos School District has broken ground on a new San Antonio Campus in Mountain View, Calif., a project intended to add space for students in transitional kindergarten through eighth grade as enrollment grows.
UC Berkeley Breaks Ground on Genomics, Biotech Lab Building
The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) has broken ground on the Innovative Genomics Institute-Bakar Labs building, advancing a major life sciences project intended to connect academic research, entrepreneurship and biotechnology growth.
Hillsborough City School District Starts Construction on New Multipurpose and Administration Facilities at Crocker Middle School
Hillsborough City School District (HCSD) recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a major redevelopment project at Crocker Middle School.
Joel Williams on Leading QKA’s New Colorado Office and Taking on a New K-12 Market
Led by Studio Director Joel Williams, AIA, LEED AP, ALEP, the team also includes Project Designers Joseph Puyot and Spencer Robinson.
Milpitas USD Breaks Ground on Final Phase of Innovation Campus
Milpitas Unified School District has broken ground on Phase III of its Milpitas Innovation Campus, starting the final construction stage of a multi-phase learning and career training hub in Milpitas.
Affordability, Design and the Next Generation of Student Housing: Takeaways from Bisnow’s San Diego Conference
As student housing is a growing part of the higher education design and construction conversation, School Construction News attended the Bisnow San Diego Student Housing & Higher Education Conference on May 13.
CSUSM Marks Topping-Out Milestone for Hunter Hall of Science and Engineering
Cal State San Marcos celebrated a key construction milestone for its new Hunter Hall of Science and Engineering, bringing campus leaders, donors and community supporters together April 24 to mark the building’s topping out.
San Diego City College Performing Arts Project Enters Schematic Design Phase
The Saville Theatre Replacement Project at San Diego City College, part of the district’s Measure HH Bond Program, has officially moved from the programming phase into schematic design. The project will replace the existing Saville Theatre with a new, approximately 28,000-square-foot performing arts facility designed to support academic programs and community use.
California OEHHA Study Finds No Significant Health Risk From Crumb Rubber Infill in Synthetic Turf
California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment has concluded that crumb rubber infill made from recycled tires is not likely to pose a significant health risk to people who use or watch games on synthetic turf fields.