Articles Tagged with ''Higher Education/Research''

Rock blasting and installing a complex facade challenged the team building the U.S. Military Academy’s engineering education center.

The Aggie Square project embraces local materials and local workers to help create a highly efficient facility.

Work on the Michie Stadium Preservation Project is scheduled to start in April and complete in 2026.

Maine's first ever commercial mass timber structure is also the first to use a mass timber lateral system to resist wind and seismic loads, says Matt Tonello, Consigli director of operations and project executive.

The $170-million project is set to be the U.S. Military Academy football stadium.

Completed below budget and ahead of schedule in December 2022, this 54,000-sq-ft interdisciplinary building is home to the School of Business, School of Engineering & Technology and Global Innovation & Design Lab at the University of Washington Tacoma campus.

PacWave South is the nation’s first grid-connected, pre-permitted wave energy test facility under development by Oregon State University and the U.S. Dept. of Energy.

A four-story, 130,000-sq-ft steel-framed structure with a stone and brick exterior is the new home of Weber State’s engineering, applied science and technology departments.

Utah State’s newest single-story academic building is combustion free and all electric. As the university’s first net-zero facility, it is designed to meet LEED Silver, but the team is seeking LEED Gold.

As the only research-based grief organization solely committed to supporting grieving children and their families in the Denver area, Judi’s House/JAG Institute provides a critical service to Coloradans, where one in 14 children will experience the death of a parent or sibling by the age of 18.