University of Redlands Plans Mixed-Use District
Published 12-17-2021
The University of Redlands is planning to construct the 30-acre University Village adjacent to its existing campus in Redlands, Calif.
Published 12-17-2021
The University of Redlands is planning to construct the 30-acre University Village adjacent to its existing campus in Redlands, Calif.
Published 9-29-2021
Virginia Tech broke ground in fall of 2021 on the first academic building on its Innovation Campus in Alexandria.
Published 9-15-2021
The University of Kansas (KU) faced a daunting challenge: more than 11 million sf of facilities in 150 buildings whose average age was 45 years and a deferred maintenance backlog exceeding $350 million. At the same time, the university’s strategic plan set a goal of increasing research and discovery, and the resulting campus master plan prioritized the need for new research facilities. Realizing that goal while addressing the existing challenges could have taken decades using traditional funding models. The solution? The Integrated Science Building, KU’s $180 million large-scale public-private partnership (P3) for interdisciplinary campus development, which is breaking new ground in funding models, integration, management structure, and fundraising activities. With this initiative, the university took a “great leap forward” in academic and research programs, design decisions, space allocations, programming, and critical infrastructure upgrades, as well as making a bold step with the project delivery.
Published 9-13-2021
Ivanhoé Cambridge and Lendlease will break ground in summer of 2022 on a 320,000-sf life sciences facility in Boston.
Published 9-6-2021
The Fitzsimons Innovation Community broke ground in August of 2021 on Bioscience 5 in Aurora, Colo.
Published 7-21-2021
Pennsylvania State University broke ground in July of 2021 on the West 1 engineering building in University Park.
Published 4-28-2021
There is no question that the pandemic has taken a toll on higher education institutions, but they are planning for a future that includes fully engaged students and campuses bustling with activity. A Tradeline survey of 115 colleges and universities and the architectural and engineering firms that serve them shows they are focused on renovation, modernization, and major new construction of everything from life sciences facilities to theaters; 58 percent reported that they have one or two major projects in the planning or pre-planning stages.
Published 10-16-2020
BMW Group opened the FIZ Projekthaus Nord complex in Munich in September of 2020.
Published 9-2-2020
Oklahoma State University is constructing the $50 million North Academic Building in Tulsa.
Published 7-18-2020
Howard University is partnering with Adventist HealthCare to create a $450 million academic teaching hospital in Washington, D.C. Featuring a Level I trauma center