Higher Ed Procurement & Construction Contractors: Dynamic Nexus

With any construction project, every penny counts and efficiency is paramount. While many sectors capitalize on cooperative procurement contracts, higher education institutions and campuses are increasingly turning to the business model and opportunity as enrollment struggles and tuitions are teetering. This collaborative method of purchasing is also advantageous for construction companies and contractors. Lower Costs […] The post Higher Ed Procurement & Construction Contractors: Dynamic Nexus first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

Innovation Showcase | Exeter University apprenticeships widen higher education options

University of Exeter is among the leading providers of degree apprenticeships. The post Innovation Showcase | Exeter University apprenticeships widen higher education options appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Clark, Johns Hopkins transform Newseum building

Despite a series of challenges during the four-year project, crews converted the Washington, D.C., media-focused museum into a higher education facility.

More than a Game: Sports and Recreation in Higher Education

By Luke Carothers For more than a century now, sports have been a major part of the landscape in higher education.  And, for as long as this relationship has existed, there has been a need to allocate money, space, and infrastructure to the development of on-campus sports and recreation.  While conversations about sports and higher […]

AJ Architecture Awards 2023 – final set of shortlists revealed

The Architects’ JournalAJ Architecture Awards 2023 – final set of shortlists revealed Today the AJ reveals the final contenders for the AJ Architecture Awards 2023 in the Health and Wellbeing, Higher Education, Refurb and School categories The post AJ Architecture Awards 2023 – final set of shortlists revealed appeared first on The Architects’ JournalFran Williams