Construction

Stanford Ends Effort To Build New York Arm

Stanford University abruptly dropped out of the intense international competition to build an innovative science graduate school in New York City, releasing its decision on Friday afternoon. A short time later, its main rival in the contest, Cornell, announced a $350 million gift — the largest in its history — to underwrite its bid.

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Inquiry Targets 2 Contractors On L.A. Community Colleges Project

The D.A.'s probe centers on Los Angeles Community College District allegations that the firms submitted fraudulent billings for Mission College work, part of a $5.7-billion construction program.

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The Decision: Selecting an architect for your campus

Any institution contemplating building or renovating a facility will inevitably hire an architect. The process of selecting one is often rushed or overlooked, particularly considering its long-term implications. The architectural firm you hire is coming on board to design something important, likely big, and almost certainly expensive. It better be the right one and you better like it a lot because you will be working together for a substantial amount of time. What the firm produces will become a reflection of you and your institution.

Central Michigan U To Start Planning Saginaw Medical School Campus This Fall

Construction costs for the Central Michigan University College of Medicine Saginaw campus could be $16 to $18 million.

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Stevenson University Buys Shire Drug Plant In Owings Mills

Stevenson University has bought the Shire Pharmaceuticals plant next door to its Owings Mills campus, a $10.5 million deal that a school official said will expand the grounds by a third and help meet the goal of increasing full-time student enrollment to 4,000 in the next two years.

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An Indoor Groundbreaking For Austin Community College’s Elgin Campus

A forecast of stormy weather didn’t keep groundbreaking ceremonies for Austin Community College’s Elgin campus from proceeding today — but it did force the festivities indoors.

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L.A. Community College District To Fire A Third Contractor

Los Angeles Community College District is cracking down after a Los Angeles Times series found millions of dollars in waste and abuse in the district's $5.7-billion, bond-financed construction program.

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Cosumnes College Starts New Architecture Center

Cosumnes River College broke ground Monday on a new architecture and construction center.

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UCLA Relocates Planned Hotel And Conference Center

The university backs away from knocking down its five-decade-old faculty club, instead opting to level a parking garage to make way for the new facility.

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Jamestown College Building Renovation, Expansion Gets $3 Million Donation

Jamestown College has received a $3 million donation for a project to renovate and expand the building that serves as headquarters for its science and nursing departments.

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