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Facility of the Month: A Dual-Purpose Campus

8 years ago7 years ago10 mins

The Missouri Innovation Campus (MIC) in Lee鈥檚 Summit, Mo., isn鈥檛 just a building. It鈥檚 a program that鈥檚 changing the way students experience education and prepare themselves for the workplace.

Clemson University Brings Fire Protection to Football Facility

8 years ago8 years ago9 mins

Clemson University, which recently constructed a new home for its 2016 NCAA championship football team, had a flexible approach to fire code interpretations.

Bren Hall at UCSB Earns Third LEED Platinum Certification

8 years ago7 years ago5 mins

UCSB received its third LEED Platinum certification for Bren Hall on Aug. 17.

Tuscaloosa County School System to Get New School 鈥� Somewhere

8 years ago7 years ago5 mins

For its latest elementary school, the Tuscaloosa County Board of Education (TCBE) has the money; they have an architect; they have a vision and deadline 鈥� they just don鈥檛 have a location.

Functionality Isn鈥檛 Set in Stone When It Comes to School Design

8 years ago8 years ago6 mins

Flexibility accommodates changes in educational delivery, technology and enrollment, which is why it’s one of the biggest school design trends in 21st century planning.

USF Morsani College of Medicine Construction Under Way

8 years ago7 years ago6 mins

Construction on the University of South Florida (USF) Morsani College of Medicine is currently underway.

Gov. Cuomo Signs Bill to Turn Parking Lot into a Pre-K Center

8 years ago7 years ago5 mins

Gov. Andrew Cuomo put his autograph on a bill, which permits the alienation of part of the New York Hall of Science’s parking lot to allow a pre-K center to be built there.