Georgia Tech Project Creatively Repurposes Structural Steel
Georgia Tech celebrated a milestone in the construction of the Thomas A. Fanning Student-Athlete Performance Center.
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New Northern Californian Community College Honors Community
Gavilan College, a community college that serves 8,600 students in Santa Clara and San Benito Counties, has completed Phase I of its new $60 million Hollister Campus that prioritizes accessibility and success for the community.
SmithGroup Expands Texas Presence with Houston Office
SmithGroup, one of the nation’s leading integrated design firms, has opened an office in Houston, its 17th location worldwide.
Buro Happold Helps Lead Numerous Higher-Ed Sustainability Projects
April 13, 2020—Reflecting its innovative, multidisciplinary, approach to sustainable campuses, buildings and places, the integrated engineering consultancy Buro Happold has announced a number of major new sustainability-driven higher education projects underway at colleges and universities across the United States that address the climate emergency the world is currently facing.
Jaime Garrido
DLR Group expands the firm’s Higher Education studio by adding Jaime Garrido, LEED AP, CEFP, CSI, as client leader in the Southwest. His responsibilities include building client relationships, generating revenue,…
Danile DeBoo
DLR Group has expanded the firm’s Higher Education studio by adding Danile DeBoo, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, as the new Higher Education Leader in the northeast. She is responsible for…
Dyer Brown Continues Higher Ed Expansion with Northeastern Project
Architecture and interior design firm Dyer Brown, based in Boston, continues to grow its portfolio of higher ed projects.
Designing a New Student Experience for Higher Education
Some communities across the country lack access to higher education facilities and programs, forcing residents to make difficult life choices.
Sightlines Report Highlights Construction Growth on College Campuses
School construction spending isn’t always the priority at college campuses, especially as facilities management budgets continue to dwindle.
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