MIAMI — Florida International University in Miami recently debuted its new $31.7 million Stempel Complex, which was designed for high-tech research programs that will study the effect of extreme natural events on people, society and economics.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse University celebrated the grand opening of Dineen Hall in September, marking a new era for the school’s College of Law. The modern five-story structure was the first academic hall constructed as part of the university’s new West Campus expansion.
NEWTON, Conn. — Site work officially began on Oct. 21 for construction on the new Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Southco Inc. has expanded its AV Display Mount offerings with three new models that provide enhanced functionality and design flexibility. The AV-D32 Series includes a next generation Tilt and Swivel Mount (K Series), a Tilt, Swivel and Single Swing Arm (A Series), and a Tilt, Swivel and Dual Swing Arm (A Series) designed with Southco integrated positioning technology for precise control and customization of operation.
Sargent and Greenleaf Inc., a subsidiary of Stanley Security and a manufacturer of high security locks and locking systems for safes, vaults and high security cabinets, has appointed Brian Leary to chief operating officer. Leary most recently served as senior vice president for Reading Rock Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of concrete products.
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DURHAM, N.C. — The Duke University Board of Trustees recently approved a series of upgrades to the school’s 85-year-old Wallace Wade Stadium. The privately funded enhancements will primarily focus on expanding services and improving the fan experience.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The University of Michigan (U-M) Board of Regents granted the athletic department’s wish on Sept. 18, approving $18.7 million in renovations to the Intramural Sports Building and the construction of a $168 million South Campus athletics facility, the university’s largest sports-focused construction project in decades.
