Tarleton State University Breaks Ground on Interprofessional Education Building
Published 4-1-2022
Tarleton State University broke ground in March of 2022 on the $66 million Interprofessional Education Building in Crowley, Texas.
Published 4-1-2022
Tarleton State University broke ground in March of 2022 on the $66 million Interprofessional Education Building in Crowley, Texas.
Published 3-30-2022
Kent State University broke ground in March of 2022 on a $72.3 million facility for the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship. Designed by Perkins&am
Published 3-28-2022
Drexel University and Gattuso Development Partners will break ground in fall of 2022 on a 500,000-sf life sciences research center in Philadelphia.
Published 3-24-2022
Gonzaga University opened the $50 million Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering in spring of 2022 in Spokane, Wash.
Published 3-23-2022
The University of Wyoming opened the $100 million Science Initiative Building in March of 2022 in Laramie.
Published 3-18-2022
Duquesne University broke ground in March of 2022 on the $60 million College of Osteopathic Medicine in Pittsburgh.
Published 3-14-2022
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas broke ground on the $75 million Advanced Engineering Building in February of 2022.
Published 3-9-2022
Arizona State University completed construction in early 2022 on the $192 million Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 7 (ISTB7) in Tempe.
Published 3-7-2022
Vermeulens has released its market outlook report for the fourth quarter of 2021. Key points include:
Published 3-2-2022
Build the first 14 floors now, then add a 16-story tower a decade or so into the future. That was Northwestern University’s unconventional approach to the construction of the Louis A. Simpson and Kimberly K. Querrey Biomedical Research Center on the Chicago campus of its Feinberg School of Medicine. It wasn’t the only out-of-the-box decision that enabled the university to move forward with its vision of creating a 1.2 million-sf, next-generation research hub about 10 miles south of its main campus in Evanston. Similarly inventive is the ownership arrangement of the first half, which became the largest academic biomedical research building in the U.S. when it opened in 2019. One of the medical school’s three major hospital affiliates, Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, owns four of the nine lab floors (amounting to roughly 160,000 sf) and has easements to four-ninths of all the common space in the 625,000-sf structure.