Published 6-21-2021
The University of California, Berkeley is planning to begin construction in 2022 on the Gateway, a visionary new home for the Division of Computing, Data Science, and Society.
Published 6-18-2021
The University of Southern Maine broke ground in May of 2021 on the 42,000-sf Career and Student Success Center in Portland.
Published 6-16-2021
Kilroy Realty Corporation broke ground in June of 2021 on the second phase of construction at Oyster Point in South San Francisco.
Published 6-14-2021
Carnegie Mellon University is constructing a $75 million replacement facility for the Alan Magee Scaife Hall of Engineering in Pittsburg.
Published 6-11-2021
Stetson University broke ground in June of 2021 on the Cici & Hyatt Brown Hall for Health & Innovation in DeLand, Fla.
Published 6-9-2021
Kathleen W. Rollins Hall at Rollins College in Orlando, Fla., embodies the social/entrepreneurial mission of the college and exemplifies the meaning of an applied liberal arts education. Opened in January 2020, the 29,225-sf facility collocates 10 programs that immerse students in global learning opportunities and partnerships, both on and off campus.
Published 6-2-2021
Trammell Crow Company opened the 301,260-sf Fulton Labs facility in Chicago in May of 2021.
Published 5-31-2021
Harvard University completed construction on the $1 billion Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) in Boston in spring of 2021.
Published 5-28-2021
Indiana Tech broke ground in May of 2021 on a $21.5 million expansion and renovation of Zollner Engineering Center in Fort Wayne.
Published 5-26-2021
Dwight and Dian Diercks Computational Science Hall at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) is far more than the academic home for a new degree program in leading-edge technology. It is full of formal and casual study spaces designed to attract students from all disciplines on campus. It also boasts a 256-seat auditorium and a 2,300-sf atrium, both inviting venues for school functions and community events.
