Items Tagged with 'facilities'

New paper explores challenges and opportunities as data center industry moves toward decarbonization  

Speed of build during the construction process was important to reach MU’s target open date for the 2023 season. Because of this, insulated metal panels (IMPs) were used for the building envelope.

Reflecting its creative and influential approach to urban high-rise architecture, award-winning firm The Architectural Team (TAT) has announced the completion of its design for the Raffles Boston Hotel & Residences – a striking new luxury hospitality and residential destination, lauded as “the city’s most exciting new hotel opening."

For architects designing for schools and other public facilities, Winco’s commercial 1150 window is one of the few aluminum window options to meet this requirement. 

In 2019, University of Cincinnati Health announced its $221 million Clifton Campus Revitalization project. The goal of the project is to create innovative environments that reflect the expertise and passion happening within its medical center every day.

One of the oldest buildings at UC Davis and located in the heart of campus, the project transformed a vacant, seismically unsafe building into a dynamic multi-functional graduate and professional student center complex with meeting rooms, a lecture hall, and sophisticated active-learning classrooms that serves the entire campus.

Government funding, reshoring manufacturing, and a boost in tourism are converging to create a demand for the construction of megaprojects and landmark builds that exceed $1 billion in budget.

The newly completed major renovation, featuring Kebony wood cladding, highlights sustainability and innovation, incorporating both light and nature into its design, central tenets of the inspiring, educational ethos of the school.

IMPs are weather-tight panels that provide a strong thermal and moisture barrier. These single component, factory pre-engineered systems made with steel skins and an insulating foam core are a widely used high-performance, low-energy building envelope solution.

The Design-Build Institute of America has updated its Design-Build Done Right® Federal Sector Best Practices, offering a comprehensive guide for teams navigating the intricacies of federal project delivery.