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  • A Private School in Brooklyn Is The First K-12 Building in NYC to Feature Mass Timber Construction July 29, 2026
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  • How District Energy Puts Carbon Neutrality Within Reach for Higher Education  July 22, 2026
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N.C. State Debuts $150M Engineering Hall

5 years ago5 years ago5 mins

The Fitts-Wollard Hall has thrown open its doors to students following a collaboration between North Carolina State University and Clark Nexsen, who acted as both the architect and engineer on the project.

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College of Lake County Science & Engineering Building Earns LEED Platinum

7 years ago7 years ago5 mins

The College of Lake County (CLC) recently announced that its Science & Engineering Building has achieved LEED Platinum, the highest level of certification achievable with the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system.

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Cypress College Breaks Ground on $80M SEM Building

7 years ago7 years ago3 mins

Sundt Construction, Inc. recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for Cypress College’s new Science, Engineering and Math (SEM) Building.

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Vanderbilt University Engineering and Science Building Earns LEED Gold

7 years ago7 years ago4 mins

Vanderbilt University’s Engineering and Science Building has been awarded LEED Gold status by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).

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UConn’s New Science and Engineering Building Enhances STEM Learning

8 years ago7 years ago5 mins

Designed by New York City-based Mitchell Giurgola Architects, the $95 million building is a part of UConn’s efforts to expand STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) academia.

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Auditorium Turntables: Saving Cost, Creating Space and Adding Functionality

14 years ago14 years ago9 mins

Jack Shepherd is the architectural and industrial product manager for Macton, Oxford, Conn. Macton has been engineering, fabricating, and installing high quality moving structures since the 1950s.

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