Investing in the Arts: Two Dynamic New Performing Arts Facilities at BYU
Known locally as “Happy Valley,” the Utah Valley is home to the mid-sized city of Provo. An unmissable marker of Provo is Y Mountain... More
Duda|Paine Architects and the Design of Duke University’s Student Health and Wellness Center
Located in the east-central part of the Piedmont region along the Eno River, Durham, North Carolina, is a mid-sized city that functions as... More
Kraus-Anderson and BWBR Architects Persistence and Team Spirit Amidst a Major Expansion of Gustavus Adolphus College’s Wellness and Activities Facility, the Lund Center
The scenic 350-acre grounds of Gustavus Adolphus College are located in the Minnesota
River valley town of Saint Peter, Minnesota, which... More
Campus-Based Green Maintenance and Automated Maintenance Technologies (part two)
The concept of a “hub” is central to the character and design of college campuses. In such an environment—whether imagined as an... More
Campus-Based Green Maintenance & Automated Maintenance Technologies
Thanks to the dedication and ingenuity of committed persons on and off campus, a shift is currently underway in how private universities... More
Finding Inspiration with Sustainable Lighting Technologies
Few could capture light on canvas like Rembrandt. The 17th century Dutch artist was such a master of telling stories and evoking mood with... More
Rethinking Residence Halls to Meet our Students’ Evolving Needs
Imagine you’re a high school senior in the mid-90s. You step into the guidance office, grab paper applications for your colleges of... More
Lighting Technologies: Enhancing Aesthetics, Functionality, and Sustainability on Campus
A devoted cinephile likely knows Charles Laughton’s riveting and unforgettable The Night of the Hunter (1955), a film that manages to... More
