Traditionally seen as venues for sporting events, workouts, and team practices, campus sports and recreation buildings are taking on an exciting new mission.
Envelopes have long since evolved from a means to just keep outside out and inside in. Systems are advancing with, among other things, sophisticated air and vapor barriers, airtight interiors, increasingly efficient windows, and exceedingly insulated roofs.
When the conversation moves from how to secure buildings and expands to securing entire campuses, attention to environmental design can help with answers.
Urban-based institutions are often limited in the size of their campus footprint. Initiatives and installations at these urban campuses are optimizing outdoor spaces to maximize wayfinding, safety, and aesthetics.
Make sure to check credentials, qualifications of third-party contractors, staff.
With a little planning, outdoor spaces can be transformed into things of beauty that students want to use.
For one elementary school principal, reorganizing the end of the school day has made life less chaotic for teachers, students, and parents.
Sports facilities in schools and universities are incorporating new design trends to drive more fans from their homes to the stadium. With rapid advances in technology, sports facility designers feel that in stadium venues, technology is reshaping fan experience.
Diverse, innovative materials are available for the building envelope, adding impactful visual interest as well as energy efficiency to campus facilities.
Colleges and universities can improve facilities management and maximize budget efficiency through comprehensive, campus-wide assessments.
Personalized prefab is here. Really. Are you willing to try it?
How to make healthier cleaning work in educational facilities.
Unprecedented pressure heightens the importance of effective interaction between colleges and the cities they inhabit.
Here's a look at the technology with which the well-dressed police officer—and the officer's car—are equipped, to ensure the best possible outcomes when policing campus.
Today's world can be a dangerous for students, teachers and administrators. Here are some thoughts about preparing for the worst.
Often before a new building goes up, an old building must come down. These are the steps to a systematic, sustainable approach to demolition.
In this article, we explore lifecycle costs and vital factors to consider in order to make the most cost-effective choices for your facilities.
Campus administrative and office areas have requirements for flooring that differ from academic, residence hall, athletics, and other facilities. Here's what to consider for these working spaces.
Creating learning environments that positively impact students.