Modernizing Higher Education Campus Facilities Without Interrupting Learning
Higher education campuses rarely have the luxury of shutting down for construction.
Higher education campuses rarely have the luxury of shutting down for construction.
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has topped out its new College of Medicine building, marking a major construction milestone for the $175 million project in Charleston.
Gensler has been selected as the architect for Colfax Corner, a mixed-use research and office development in South Bend.
In Boston’s Nubian Square, the new home of Franklin Cummings Tech reflects a fundamental shift in how the institution delivers technical education.
The University of Missouri–Kansas City continues advancing several major construction and renovation projects across campus, with work underway on academic, student-support and administrative facilities tied to the university’s strategic goals.
State lawmakers have approved $311 million in funding for a new College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building at UT Health Sciences, a project university leaders say will expand training capacity and support statewide workforce needs.
Higher education is facing a nearly $1 trillion mountain of capital investment needs — much of which is driven by decades of deferred maintenance and the rising cost of modernization— alongside mounting pressure on operating models, enrollment and public funding.
The University of South Carolina (USC), has reached a major milestone with the “topping out” of the new School of Medicine at the university’s Health Sciences Campus in Columbia’s BullStreet District.
The Princeton University Art Museum will open a new 146,000-square-foot art museum on Oct. 31, 2025.
Construction recently commenced at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s (ERAU) Prescott Campus on the new T-3 Residence Hall and the Strategic Academic Flight Education (S.A.F.E.) Building.