MSU Starts Construction On Campus Mixed-Use Development
Mississippi State University (MSU) began construction on a mixed-use university village on Feb. 28, 2018.
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Mass Grave Underneath Proposed Location for Chicago’s Dunning School
Chicago Public Schools is planning to build a high school on the former site of the聽Cook County Poor Farm and Insane Asylum, which had a mass, unmarked grave on its premises.
Adding Up: NY Elementary School Breaks Ground on Ambitious Project
A December groundbreaking ceremony marked the beginning of a large-scale addition to Public School 133 Colonel Jeromus Remsen School in Queens, N.Y.
Georgetown University Nominated for DOEE Sustainability People鈥檚 Choice Award
Georgetown has made many strides and accomplishments in the area of sustainability over the years.
Svigals + Partners’ KidsBuild! Program Brings Students into the Building Process
Launched in 1995 to support the rebuilding and expansion of the Edgewood Magnet School in the New Haven Public Schools district, KidsBuild! is the brainchild of聽Svigals + Partners, a full-service architecture, art and planning firm based in New Haven, Conn.
Facility of the Month: UC Davis Rethinks Health Education
UC Davis Health will change the way nursing schools operate, with an innovative new facility that begs students to ask questions, solve problems and simply practice what it鈥檚 like to care for people.
UMN Energy Plant Wins Sustainable Minnesota Construction Association Award
The features of the University of Minnesota power plant project are so unique and impressive, they won Adolfson & Peterson the MCA Award for Excellence for Green/Sustainable Project.
MCA Winter Awards Ceremony Recognizes Schools for Excellence in Design
The MCA Chairman鈥檚 Awards include a criteria of overall appearance, significance of metal in the project, innovative use of metal and the role of metal in achieving project objectives.
Thermal Mass 2.0: Reinventing Energy Design for User Experience
New sustainable materials and systems arrive on the scene every day with promises to enhance the user experience.
New Solar Farm Produces 25% of Cal Poly’s Energy Needs
A new solar farm at California Polytechnic State University will generate more than 11 million kilowatt hours per year, which would be sufficient to power 25 percent of Cal Poly鈥檚 energy needs.