Adapting New Business in an Old Building
By Tania Salgado, AIA, LEED AP, Design Principal, RNL.
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Building Projects Discussed at 8th Education Facilities Management Forum
CHICAGO — More than 150 delegates from educational facilities across Illinois attended the 8th Education Facilities Management Forum on April 25, at Chicago’s Soldier Field.
University of North Texas Zero Energy Research Lab Unveiled
DENTON, Texas — The Zero Energy Research Laboratory at the University of North Texas will give students and researchers the tools to study new and emerging sustainable and renewable energy technologies.
Complying With New Mandatory ADA Standards
| Compliance Date for New Construction or Alterations | Applicable Standards |
| Before 9/15/2010 | 1991 ADA Standards or Unifo
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CEED Becomes First Public School to Use Passivhaus Technology in the U.S.
New Student Center Is Catalyst for Sustainability at Central New Mexico Community College
Wearing Two Hats
Designing to Fit the Needs of ED Students
University of Baltimore LEED Platinum Law School Building Under Way
Molloy College鈥檚 New Public Square Attracts Attention
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By Steven Lichtenberger, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP. Lichtenberger is a managing principal for the architecture department in the Phoenix office of AECOM and serves as principal in charge of project management for selected projects.
Maintaining and operating schools today, as always, remains a daunting task for administrators. Challenges constantly arise in the form of older schools that need to be seriously updated to meet today’s educational needs, new structures with their own unique issues and the overall lack of funding available.
Columbus, Ohio-based architecture firm DesignGroup is designing the city’s first public middle/high school designed for emotionally disturbed students. 
BALTIMORE — At the University of Baltimore, the first LEED Platinum-certified law school building in the country is on the way.
NEW YORK — Molloy College in Rockville Centre, N.Y., long known as a commuter college, is trying to position itself as a 24-hour learning community with a new campus center.