Alaskan Tribe Breaks Ground on Impressive Education Venue
The Kenaitze Indian Tribe recently broke ground on its newest education center in Kenai.
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Five Tips to Designing a Modern Industrial Learning Center
It’s possible to give industrial students an innovative educational experience while designing for different learning styles
Read moreTexas School District Welcomes New Elementary School
On Aug. 15, Sheldon Independent School District (ISD) celebrated the completion of its newest elementary school, Sheldon Lake Elementary School.
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Falls Church Breaks Ground on $120M High School
The design-build team of Gilbane Building Company, Stantec and Quinn Evans Architects recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the new $120 million George Mason High School in Falls Church.
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Student Housing Development Breaks Ground at UC Davis
The University of California, Davis (UC Davis), recently broke ground officially on The Green at West Village, a campus apartment project with room for up to 3,300 students.
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New Arnold Health Professions Pavilion Serves Lebanon Valley College
By Roxanne Squires ANNVILLE, Penn. – The Jeanne and Edward H. Arnold Health Professions Pavilion has become a new icon
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Of Sound Mind: Acentech Brings Sound Isolation to Yale’s New Science Building
Acoustics experts Acentech will help bring some quietude to the new, multidisciplinary Science Building at Yale University.
Read moreHighland Park ISD to Construct, Renovate Five Elementary Schools
Construction broke ground in June on a $110 million elementary construction and renovation project in Dallas.
Read moreAuburn University OKs Largest Scoreboard
AUBURN, Ala. — Auburn University sports fans won’t be able to ignore the scoreboard come football season this fall. The university’s Board of Trustees recently approved construction of a 200-foot-wide scoreboard—the biggest in college football.
The scoreboard will cost an estimated $13.9 million to build and will measure 200-feet wide by 105-feet tall. The video board will take up roughly 10,830 square feet, more than Texas A&M’s recently installed 7,661-square-foot video board, currently the largest in college football.
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