Educational
Case study: Heating demands met with fourth-generation utility plant
A fourth-generation utility plant at Stanford University meets 88% of the campus and university hospital’s demand
Designing schools equipped for future adaptability
Instead of creating various rooms for specialty functions, schools are now incorporating educational spaces that can serve many needs.
How Master Planning Helps the Future of Science Learning
Colleges and universities across the United States are facing unprecedented challenges related to funding in both operations and capital. It is also becoming more difficult to recruit and retain the best students and faculty as competition increases.
Moving from Interdisciplinary Science to Interdisciplinary Learning
By embracing a truly interdisciplinary environment, we can spur collaborative learning and research across non-traditional disciplines and departments.
From Buffalo to Pittsburgh: A Look at 3 Exciting K12 School Projects
Here’s a look at three K12 projects and what makes each of them unique
A District Built For Health
The Dell Medical School (DMS) District is one of the few districts recognized by Sustainable SITES Initiative.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Campus-wide Energy and Utility History
25-plus years of successful planning and implementation.
The University of Arizona: Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building
The University of Arizona’s Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building (BSPB) fosters collaboration among research scientists, healthcare providers, and private companies.
Case study: Historic university building lighting update
A historic university building underwent several updates, including to the lighting design
Video: Evolution and Benefits of a District Wide Commissioning Program
Orange County Public Schools is the ninth largest in the U.S. In 2009, OCPS initiated a commissioning program for new schools and major school additions limited to HVAC systems, construction and acceptance (testing) phase Cx services.