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December 3, 2021
The state of Georgia could dramatically reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, while creating new jobs and a healthier public, if more of its
October 26, 2021
Boulder Community Health’s West Medical Building, with its hybrid vacuum-insulated glass installation and two inches of continuous rigid insulation, and the Lubber Run Community Center, Arlington, Va., with its "thermomass" insulated concrete walls, are among 14 projects to be recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for their high-performance building envelope design.
September 16, 2021
As part of Missouri University of Science and Technology’s plan to develop a new arrival district, the university continued demolition of the historic Federal Bureau of Mines building on Bishop Avenue.
April 9, 2021
With a hospitality college ranked seventh nationally and academic and sporting programs that bring 75,000 visitors annually to the city, Florida State University is moving forward with plans to add an “academic” hotel to its campus inventory. The university’s Board of Trustees voted by consent last week to approve a request to include a hotel site in FSU’s master plan, which was delayed last year due to COVID planning and could take 12 months to finalize. Approval by trustees was needed...
March 5, 2021
WKU News Friday, March 5th, 2021 The WKU Board of Regents today (March 5) approved an addendum to President Timothy C. Caboni’s employment contract that includes retention and performance-based bonuses, a deferred compensation plan, separation payments and an increase to his base salary. “One of our primary roles as a board is to hire and retain the university’s president,” Regents Chair Frederick Higdon of Lebanon said. “After the outstanding evaluation he received in January and t...
February 25, 2021
By Daniel Sheehan, Reporter Staff February 24, 2021 Daniel Sheehan, Reporter Staff Demolition crews are making quick work this week knocking down and removing the old Science Center and substructure, above, on the UMass Boston campus as part of a $137-million project that will include additional open space, a complex of walking paths, and the creation of completely “green quad” including a slope that will run up to a flat plaza. The renovation will also establish a new parking lot to repla...