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University of Colorado Boulder Opens Renovated Arts and Sciences Building
The University of Colorado Boulder opened the renovated Hellems Arts and Sciences Building in April of 2026. Designed by Hacker and Handprint Architecture, the $105.2 million facility houses the departments of english, history, linguistics, and philosophy, as well as the Anderson Language and Technology Center. Flexible, open classrooms will encourage active learning, adapt to new pedagogies, and support both team-based and lecture-oriented educational modalities.
Dana-Farber and Beth Israel Deaconess Begin Construction on Future Cancer Hospital
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) officially began construction in April of 2026 on the Future Cancer Hospital in Boston. The $1.68 billion facility was designed by Payette to evolve with rapid advances in cancer treatment, address the need for expanded capacity, and ensure timely access to specialized care.
University of Texas at San Antonio Opens San Pedro II
The University of Texas at San Antonio opened San Pedro II in April of 2026 in the city’s downtown technology corridor to fuel innovation, education, and research. Designed by Gensler and OVERLAND Partners, the $131 million facility features flexible and reconfigurable spaces for the College of AI, Cyber and Computing, including classrooms, teaching labs, and meeting areas.
University of New Mexico Transforms College of Pharmacy
The University of New Mexico is engaged in a visionary renovation of the College of Pharmacy on the institution’s North Campus in Albuquerque. Designed by Vigil & Associates and Architekton, the 96,518-sf facility is undergoing a comprehensive transformation to create a sophisticated home for future pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists. Flexible, leading-edge classrooms and research laboratories will be accompanied by collaboration venues that bring learners, faculty, and community partners together.
Lee Health’s Fort Myers Hospital Will Drive Medical Innovation
Lee Health is constructing a 535,000-sf acute care facility in Fort Myers to replace Lee Memorial. Representing an investment of approximately $434 million, the five-story structure was designed by Flad Architects to expand vital access to best-in-class treatment for the growing population of Southwest Florida. The 168-bed hospital will accommodate 42 emergency department beds, 10 operating rooms, and 236 patient rooms, empowered by integrated smart technology to optimize scheduling, clinical support, and personalized interventions.