Department of Energy Announces Funding Opportunity for Sustainable Construction Technology
Dateline:
Washington
Published 5-30-2019
The U.S.
Construction Cost
University of Illinois Leverages Unique Development Model to Build Classroom Instructional Building
Dateline:
Urbana, Ill.
Published 4-20-2019
The University of Illinois broke ground in April of 2019 on the $75 million Classroom Instructional Building in Urbana.
Vermeulens Releases Q4-2018 Market Outlook
Dateline:
Boston
Published 3-26-2019
Vermeulens has released its market outlook report for the fourth quarter of 2018. Key points include:
University of Hawaii at Manoa Builds Life Sciences Facility
Dateline:
Honolulu, Hawaii
Published 3-19-2019
The University of Hawaii at Manoa is building a $50 million life sciences facility in Honolulu.
Mitsubishi Plans R&D Facility for Zero Energy Building Technologies
Dateline:
Kamakura, Japan
Published 2-15-2019
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation is planning to build a $33 million R&D facility for the creation of technologies for Zero Energy Buildings (ZEB) in Kamakura, Japan.
Ryerson University Opens Centre for Urban Innovation
Dateline:
Toronto
Published 1-30-2019
Ryerson University opened the Centre for Urban Innovation in January of 2018 in Toronto.
Weber State University Opens Renovated Social & Behavioral Sciences Facility
Dateline:
Ogden, Utah
Published 12-27-2018
Weber State University opened the renovated Lindquist Hall in December of 2018 in Ogden, Utah.
Oregon Health & Science University Opens Knight Cancer Institute
Dateline:
Portland, Ore.
Published 9-25-2018
Oregon Health & Science University opened the $190 Knight Cancer Institute in September of 2018 on the South Waterfront Campus in Portland.
Vermeulens Releases Q2-2018 Market Outlook
Dateline:
Boston
Published 9-24-2018
Vermeulens has released its market outlook report for the second quarter of 2018. Key points include:
Choosing Between Renovation and New STEM Construction
Replacing Outmoded Research and Teaching Facilities: Key Decision Points, Considerations, and Deal Breakers
Published 9-12-2018
Determining whether to build a new STEM facility or to renovate an existing building requires weighing multiple factors: budget, project cost and duration, whether the current building has “good bones,” availability of swing space, how the building fits into a strategic plan, and historic and cultural considerations, not to mention project-specific items like the need for a vivarium or maker space or even the requirement to work around a historic Cherokee earthen mound.