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Designing Sports-Adjacent Developments That Connect Fans and Residents Year-Round

1 month ago9 mins

Designing successful university-anchored sports districts begins with a careful balance of programming. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of HCM By Frank André, AIA, LEED AP In recent decades, professional sports…

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Transforming Overcrowding into Opportunity: Building Smarter Systems, Not Just More Classrooms

1 month ago11 mins

The new 118,000-square-foot, two-story campus serves 800 students from Pre-K through eighth grade. Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of KAI Enterprises By Catherine Dalton, AIA, RID, LEED AP BD+C When elementary…

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New and renovated spaces at Los Altos High School expand opportunities for learning and support student health and wellness.
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Phased Strategies to Achieve Modern Campus Transformations

3 months ago3 months ago9 mins

Many aging school facilities are in need of repair, failing to meet current building code and safety standards, and requiring significant investment. 

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Cultural and academic investments such as the Williams College Museum of Art have demonstrated how institutions are also reinvesting in assets that support teaching, community engagement, and donor interest. Photo Credit: SO II in collaboration with Perry Dean Rodgers
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Owner’s Rep George Swetz of Skanska on Navigating Risk, Cost and Change in Higher Ed Construction

5 months ago5 months ago9 mins

Higher education institutions are reevaluating how capital projects support long-term value, flexibility and campus identity, while navigating cost volatility and complex stakeholder demands.

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