Higher Education
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University of Arizona and Wexford Science+Technology Break Ground on Phoenix Research Building
3-24-2019Arizona State University and Wexford Science+Technology broke ground in March of 2019 on a $77 million research building on the Phoenix Biomedical Campus.
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Bates College Breaks Ground on Science Building
3-22-2019Bates College broke ground on a 65,000-sf interdisciplinary science building in March of 2019 in Lewiston, Maine.
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Augustana College Plans Knowlton Center for Innovation in Health, Wellness and Human Performance
3-20-2019Augustana College is planning to build the $16 million Austin E. Knowlton Center for Innovation in Health, Wellness and Human Performance in Rock Island, Ill.
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Academic Anchor Districts and Shared Workplaces Offer Affordable Innovation Space
3-20-2019Universities have always been magnets for scholarship, but they increasingly act as magnets for economic development and community-building, as well.
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University of Hawaii at Manoa Builds Life Sciences Facility
3-19-2019The University of Hawaii at Manoa is building a $50 million life sciences facility.
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University of Chicago Opens Media Arts, Data and Design Center
3-17-2019The University of Chicago opened the Media Arts, Data and Design (MADD) Center in February of 2019.
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Lehigh University Plans College of Health
3-16-2019Lehigh University is planning to build a $100 million facility for the College of Health in Bethlehem, Pa.
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Virginia Tech Plans Global Business and Analytics Complex
3-14-2019Virginia Tech is planning to begin construction in mid-2020 on the $250 million Global Business and Analytics Complex in Blacksburg.
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Texas Tech University Health Science Center Opens Academic Classroom Building
3-13-2019Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center opened the $22.3 million Academic Classroom Building in Odessa in February of 2019.
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White Paper: O&M Headcount for New Science Buildings — What’s the Number?
3-13-2019Too many expensive new science buildings are failing to meet their critical operational requirements. The number one cause of this costly and damaging outcome is a common yet preventable gap between 'build' and 'operate' that results in post-construction O&M staffing being too little, too late, and unprepared. But wait, there’s an algorithm for that!
