School construction, whether it is for a K-12 school district or higher education institution, is a complex undertaking, particularly when it occurs on existing, occupied campuses, and benefits from early contractor collaboration
School construction presents particular challenges when work takes place on an active school campus.
In Fort Collins, Colo., what was once a dated 1980s office park is now a thriving junior high school campus: Liberty Common School.
Central Queens Academy leaders and the GLUCK+ team evaluated nearly 100 different properties, eventually selecting a portion of an existing mixed-use structure that includes a community health facility as well as a residential tower, with the school occupying the building’s three expansive podium levels.
Florida school districts are facing unprecedented demand for new school facilities, expansions and renovations — fueled by steady population growth and shifting demographics.
Construction is officially underway on the new $87.6 million Woodrow Wilson School No. 5 in Garfield.
While demand for new education, healthcare, and public infrastructure projects remains high, the cost of delivering those projects continues to climb — fueled by inflation, labor shortages, persistent supply chain volatility and the threat of new tariffs on essential materials.
Aurora Public Schools has officially broken ground on a new P-8 school in the Horizon Uptown community, marking one of the first major projects funded by the district’s historic $1 billion bond program.
Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools marked a series of major construction milestones this summer with ribbon-cuttings for new facilities and renovations funded through the district’s ESPLOST program.
The Sierra Sands Unified School District marked a major milestone June 3 with the ribbon-cutting of a new 77,000-square-foot Richmond Elementary School at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, in Ridgecrest, Calif.
