Design – Construction – Operations
Construction management firm Skanska, which is based in Sweden but has offices in the United States, has been tapped by Virginia Tech to build the school’s Undergraduate Science Laboratory Building.
Read moreOn Friday, March 4, construction and development firm, Skanska, together with the Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee (BMHSBC), the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA), and student representatives from Belmont Middle and High School, celebrated the topping out for Belmont Middle School.
Read moreGlobal development and construction firm Skanska announces it has been selected to construct a central energy plant for Wake Technical Community College’s seventh physical campus, Eastern Wake 4.0, in Wendell.
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Skanska recently announced it was selected to spearhead the construction of the new Knight Recital Hall School of Music at the University of Miami Coral Gables.
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Sweden-based architecture and construction firm Skanska recently announced that the company has finished work on two schools in Charm City.
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International development and construction firm Skanska has completed work on the Innovation Center building for St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School, located in the Coconut Grove section of Miami.
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Skanska’s Florida portfolio has expanded amid the global pandemic—a crisis that has induced an acceleration in K-12 construction throughout the state.
Read moreGlobal development and construction firm Skanska, whose home base is in Sweden, has been selected by Radford University to construct the college’s Center for Adaptive Innovation and Creativity.
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Skanska, a global construction and development firm, has announced it was selected to lead construction on the new Frost Institute of Chemistry and Molecular Science for the University of Miami that will be part of the institution’s main campus in Coral Gables.
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The new $66 million Plant Sciences Building at Washington State University in Pullman is now open.
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