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Florida International University Pedestrian Bridge to Link Campus, Community

February 10, 2016 3061 Views Anne Arundel Medical Center, Edgerley Family South Boston Club, Gallup Hill School, Ledyard Middle School, Ledyard Public Schools, LEED for Existing Buildings, O&G Industries, OCSA, renovate-as-new, Silver/Petrucelli Associates, South Boston Boys & Girls Club, The Architectural Team Inc.

The $9.3 million pedestrian bridge and other streetscape elements will link the city of Sweetwater with the northern entrance of Florida International University.
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Bryant University Expands U.S. Campus, Global Reach

June 2, 2015 3890 Views assistive listening device, Eastern U.S., Energy/Utilities, General Electric, LEED for Existing Buildings, OCSA, President Container Group, Sasaki & Associates

SMITHFIELD, R.I.

Illinois’ College of Lake County Continues to Expand

April 22, 2015 1877 Views Eastern U.S., First Tennessee Park, Hospital Compare, Karl Dean, medical office, OCSA, rainwater collection

GRAYSLAKE, Ill. — The College of Lake County (CLC) began construction last month on a new $28.3 million Science & Engineering Building.

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Liberty University’s Master Plan Seeks to Solidify Status

November 12, 2014 2045 Views Eastern U.S., Gerald Vander May, JW Marriott Hotels & Resorts, OCSA, Ron Stang, Sasaki & Associates, Steven & Wilkinson

LYNCHBURG, Va. — Liberty University, located in rural Lynchburg, is known as the largest Christian university in the world, and the university’s new master plan is upholding that reputation. The university is currently in the midst of a $400 million campus overhaul that will improve nearly every facility on campus, as well as new construction projects.

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Washburn University Names Residence Hall Architects

June 18, 2014 1705 Views Byrne & Jones Sports, Central U.S., Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program, ICC 500, LEED for Existing Buildings, OCSA, School choice, school vouchers, Stony Brook University, The U.S Conference of Mayors

TOPEKA, Kan. — The Washburn University Board of Regents moved even closer to breaking ground on a new 350-bed student residence on June 11 when they approved the hiring of HTK Architects of Topeka and KwK Architects of St. Louis. The two firms are now tasked with preparing architectural drawings for a new student housing and dining facility to be built on the east side of campus.

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Barnard College Selects SOM for New Campus Design

April 16, 2014 1679 Views Bridgeport, Eastern U.S., L.D. 1824, LEED for Existing Buildings, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, OCSA, Stony Brook University

NEW YORK — Barnard College has selected the architecture firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM) to lead design of the schools new teaching and learning facility at its Morningside Heights campus. Upon completion, the new facility will house a 21st century library, as well as several state-of-the-art computational science and learning labs.

New Center at King’s College Lands AIA Award

March 27, 2014 1536 Views AIA New England, Eastern U.S., Eva J. Pell Laboratory for Advanced Biological Studies, LEED for Existing Buildings, OCSA, Pell Laboratory, research construction, Spence Fisher, Stony Brook University, The Opus Group

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — The $10.5 million King’s College Scandlon Health and Wellness Center, designed by Spillman Farmer Architects, has received the 2013 Award of Excellence from the American Institute of Architects, Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter.