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Temple University Opens College of Public Health
Temple University officially opened a $125 million facility for the Christopher M. Barnett College of Public Health in October of 2025 in Philadelphia. Designed by SLAM and PZS Architects, the adaptive reuse project transforms the former Paley Library into a five-story nexus for innovation and academic excellence. The 306,000-sf building offers active learning classrooms, research suites, and offices, as well as a student loft and the Aramark Community Teaching Kitchen.
Sacramento Republic FC Constructs Soccer Stadium at The Railyards
Sacramento Republic FC is constructing a $175,000 million soccer stadium in the Railyards district of downtown Sacramento, Calif. Designed by MANICA Architecture and House & Robertson Architects, the 17-acre site will have the capacity to accommodate 12,000 attendees, which future expansion plans may bring up to 21,000. A diverse range of seating options will include a 700-person safe standing section for supporters, family zones, and 17 luxury suites.
Oxford Opens Life and Mind Building
The University of Oxford opened the Life and Mind Building (LaMB) in October of 2025 in the United Kingdom. Designed by NBBJ, the £200 million ($268 million) facility houses the departments of Experimental Psychology and Biology, the latter including the departments of Plant Sciences and Zoology. The 270,000-sf structure provides high-performance wet and dry labs for learning and research, lecture theaters, classrooms, and conference and seminar rooms, with a teaching center on the ground floor.
Procter & Gamble Expands Mason R&D Campus
Procter & Gamble is engaged in a $450 million expansion of the Mason Business Center in Ohio. Designed by HDR, the transformative project comprises two new three-story buildings that will provide best-in-class laboratory and office space to catalyze R&D innovation. Researchers with diverse domains of expertise will be strategically colocated to drive collaboration and streamline the implementation of new technologies.
University of North Dakota Breaks Ground on STEM Complex
The University of North Dakota broke ground in September of 2025 on the STEM Complex in Grand Forks. Designed by Clark & Enersen and EAPC Architects Engineers, the $163 million facility aims to redefine education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in the state and beyond. This dynamic ecosystem will foster corporate engagement while accelerating discovery in fields such as transportation, artificial intelligence, and advanced materials.