University of Washington
This important building for the University of Washington houses the disciplines that lead the evolution of biomedical research and creates the setting for a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary academic research environment.

Arizona State University
Arizona State University's new 180,000-sf Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building (ISTB I) promotes the school's growing reputation and record of accomplishments for its innovative approach to research at the intersections of science, technology, fine arts, policy and humanities. The ISTB I represents a facility where "teaching and learning can be enhanced by the type of labs constructed"; that the physical "breaking down of artificial constructs" and the intermingling of a spectrum of life sciences and engineering lays new ground--psychologically, philosophically, and scientifically--for "new perspectives on nature."

Rice University
When Rice University adopted the vision for its Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Management to be among the top 10 business schools in the country, in the next 10 years, it placed a large stake of that vision in the construction of a new state-of-the-art facility. The logic, as Dean Gilbert Whitaker explained, followed that the coupling of great students and faculty, with a great building, "will make it possible to meet Rice's high aspirations for the Jones School."

Frostburg State University
After nine years in the making, Frostburg State University's new $33-million Compton Science Center is home to the biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering departments. As the latest addition to FSU, the Compton Science Center is considered "a jewel of the university system."