Gensler Selected to Design Colfax Corner Redevelopment in Downtown South Bend
Gensler has been selected as the architect for Colfax Corner, a mixed-use research and office development in South Bend.聽
Gensler has been selected as the architect for Colfax Corner, a mixed-use research and office development in South Bend.聽
The University of Rhode Island says close to 40 construction projects across its campuses are expected to be completed in time for the 2026-27 academic year.
The University of California,聽Berkeley聽(UC Berkeley)聽has broken ground on the Innovative Genomics Institute-Bakar Labs building,聽advancing a major life sciences project intended to connect academic research,聽entrepreneurship聽and biotechnology growth.聽
Vanderbilt University marked a major construction milestone at Hawkins Field with a June 16 topping out ceremony for the ballpark鈥檚 new right-field structure.聽
State lawmakers have approved $311 million in funding for a new College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building at UT Health Sciences, a project university leaders say will expand training capacity and support statewide workforce needs.
Miami University said the venue is expected to be ready for the start of the athletic season in fall 2028 and is intended to address space limitations and building-system operations and maintenance challenges at Millett Hall, the current arena.
Washington and Lee University鈥檚 new $38.3 million Williams School building has been awarded LEED Gold certification, marking the institution鈥檚 first structure to reach the rating system鈥檚 Gold tier.
California State University Fullerton has reached a major construction milestone on its Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Hub, topping out the $54 million project and marking the completion of structural work on the facility.
When Perkins&Will set out to design the Milstein Family Tennis Center, the firm faced the dual challenge of replacing an aging structure within Columbia University鈥檚 Baker Athletics Complex while also reflecting the institution鈥檚 commitment to resilient, high-performance design.
Wayne State University has broken ground on its new $200 million Health Sciences Research Building (HSRB), a 160,000-square-foot facility designed to accelerate biomedical discovery and strengthen the university鈥檚 ties to the Detroit community.